5 Points of Arminianism

Arminian amazing grace. 🎶😆🎶

Arminian “grace!” How strange the sound,
Salvation hinged on me.
I once was lost then turned around,
Was blind then chose to see.

What “grace” is it that calls for choice,
Made from some good within?
That part that wills to heed God’s voice,
Proved stronger than my sin.

Thru many ardent gospel pleas,
I sat with heart of stone.
But then some hidden good in me,
Propelled me toward my home.

When we’ve been there ten thousand years,
Because of what we’ve done,
We’ve no less days to sing our praise,
Than when we first begun.

Men lead the Flock in a realistic true Pentecostal Church Environment.

Women are greatly used in Praise and Worship.

I don't know where you thought you visited but it was no true Pentecostal Experience.

There are several problems with the Arminian view:

First, the doctrine of prevenient grace, on which the Arminian view of conditional election is based, is not found in Scripture. See "Does Scripture Teach Prevenient Grace in the Wesleyan Sense?" by Tom Schreiner in The Grace of God, The Bondage of the Will (Baker, 1995), 2:365-82.

Appeal is often made to John 1:9 – “There was the true light which, coming into the world, enlightens every man.” To derive the doctrine of prevenient grace from this passage, on the basis of which one then constructs an entire doctrine of soteriology, strikes me as somewhat of a stretch. This passage could as easily refer either to the influence of common grace, or to the operation of general revelation. Schreiner contends that “enlighten” does not refer to inward illumination of the heart, mind, or will, but rather means to expose the moral state of the heart, i.e., to shed light upon someone so as to reveal and uncover the state of the soul (see 3:19-21).

Second, this view assumes that fallen men are able and willing to believe in Christ apart from the regenerating grace of God, a notion that Paul has denied in Rom. 3:10-18.

Third, would not this view give man something of which he may boast? Those who embrace the gospel would be deserving of some credit for finding within themselves what others do not.

Fourth, this view suspends the work of God on the will of man. It undermines the emphasis in Romans 8 on the sovereign and free work of God who foreknows, predestines, calls, justifies, and glorifies. It is God who is responsible for salvation, from beginning to end.

Fifth, even if one grants that God elects based on his foreknowledge of man's faith, nothing is proven. For God foreknows everything. One must determine from Scripture how man came by the faith that God foreknows. And the witness of Scripture is that saving faith is a gift of God (Eph. 2:8-10; Phil. 1:29; 2 Pet. 1:1; 2 Tim. 2:24-26; Acts 5:31; 11:18).

He lost 7 posts ago so now he's showing us his perty ittle dance moves.

A funny emoji about a dead buddy? You’re not too bright are ya?

Why do you think some people choose not to argue with you?

Adult talk.

I was laughing at thinking what is the possibility that someone who thinks God is sending people to HELL because they are not chosen and is judging every person they meet by the same idealism...could ever actually have a friend?

Lol, now, now, he must've loved his "friend" and his junky wife so very dearly.

has anyone received conditional election, ? I'm confused.

God can see into the future, yes, but we still have to choose don't we.

Oh I get it, this is a dig at false doctrine, I was falling asleep,

I'm betting to a Calvinist like himself, the [Junky Wife] is definitely someone God decided to send to HELL.

Pre-creation election is clearly taught in scripture so Arminians must address it.
According to the Arminians, God elected some based on his foresight into who would choose to believe. “He’ll choose me so I’ll elect him…let me jot his name down in the book…”
So the Arminian reality is, neither the Father nor the Son chose the bride.

How does a Calvinist "elect" a candidate? Do they just randomly select one out of the crowd or are there prerequisites such as party affiliation or campaign platform? Do they check any boxes at all before selecting a bride or do they just spin the bottle?

Calvinists claim God sovereignly chose in eternity past, for his own glory.

Does God have any criteria at all that may determine those He chooses?