I think we all have shown how absurd and ridiculous Calvinism/RT is. I don’t expect them to change, but they cannot say they have not heard the truth of the error of what they believe. Pack it up and call it a win. We have showed that Calvinism builds a system where: God can only accomplish His plan if every person does exactly what Calvinists say was “eternally decreed.” Calvinism paints a picture where God can only accomplish His will if He forces every step of the way, which logically makes Him responsible for everything: sin, evil, rebellion, abuse, betrayal, unbelief — ALL of it. They try to escape that by saying: “God is sovereign.”
“It’s a mystery.” “His ways are higher.” But that doesn’t solve the problem. It merely hides it behind fog. In the end, we have exposed their contradictions, absurdities and inconsistencies. So, they may not change, but they cannot say they haven’t heard the truth about the logical consequences of their doctrine.
In true Calvinism, every choice must be pre-caused by God, otherwise the plan might “fail”, prophecy might “collapse”, human rebellion might “thwart” His will. In other words, they believe God is only sovereign if He micromanages every detail beforehand. In true Calvinism, there is no room for God to work through human freedom (free will), because if humans actually made real choices, Calvinism fears: something might happen that He didn’t decree, someone might disobey and throw off the storyline, God might have to respond wisely in real time instead of coercively determining everything from eternity. In their system, God isn’t allowed to be wise. He has to be a micromanager. Calvinism equates God’s sovereignty with divine micromanagement, as if God’s wisdom, power, and providence are too weak to handle a world with humans who have free will.
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