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Bladerunner reacted
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The doctrines of grace, which some call the Five Points of Calvinism (TULIP), are the topic of some threads I’ve started. I am not... -
Bladerunner reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is the doctrine of limited atonement biblical?.
REFORMED POSITION OF LIMITED ATONEMENT The Father has elected individuals, since the foundation of the world, marking them for...
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inukubo reacted
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The doctrines of grace, which some call the Five Points of Calvinism (TULIP), are the topic of some threads I’ve started. I am not... -
Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is the doctrine of limited atonement biblical?.
OK thanks for expressing your views. I believe that regeneration precedes faith, and that no one is saved because God foresees their... -
Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is the doctrine of limited atonement biblical?.
What causes belief? Regeneration. Do you think belief and repentance issues forth from the stony, dead heart of unsaved men? This is...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is the doctrine of limited atonement biblical?.
It's possible for God to create a pig that flies. What does the Bible teach, though? Does it teach that a man, who is dead in his...
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Sackcloth-N-Ashes reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is the doctrine of limited atonement biblical?.
Scripture says the elect can have "full assurance". I think some baby Christians may lack it, because they need to suck on the bottle a...
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Melach reacted to UnitedWithChrist's post in the thread Is the doctrine of limited atonement biblical?.
The difference is that God does not "cause" them to be reprobate; they are by nature. Causing them to be reprobate is more active in...