If I choose to spend my time squashing heretics, and debunking heresies, that is my business.And yet, as @NightTwister has pointed out, you are still here.
If I choose to spend my time squashing heretics, and debunking heresies, that is my business.And yet, as @NightTwister has pointed out, you are still here.
This is as plain as day:You can't admit what the Bible has made plain.
Your point?The Word of God is life ... you stated yourself that "The words of Jesus are spirit and life". Hebrews 4:12 tells us the word of God is quick [Greek = zaō = living], and powerful ... the Word is spoken by faithful believers ... those who do not suppress the truth in unrighteousness receive the benefit from the living Word of God.
1 Peter 1:23 Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and abideth for ever.
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More lies. I've already acknowledged volition. Are you saying I'm not saved?No, in fact you don't. He only defends those who have RECEIVED Him. Of their own free will. That volitional action which you have vociferously denied and declared impossible.
So you and your crew are on your own.
Rots of ruck and happy landings ...
preserved in the wonderful faith of Jesus.Interesting.
I thought it was Gods faith in the reformed/calvie/tulip world. No such thing as "your" faith.
God explicitly forbids personal FREEWILL faith........According to the reformed/calvie/tulip theory.
You've already been shown why that understanding of scripture is incorrect.This is as plain as day:
Christ died for the whole world.
He paid for your sins and not only yours......But for the sins of the whole world.
Equal privilege and equal opportunity for ALL.
He is not willing that any perish.
This is called "Universalism."This is as plain as day:
Christ died for the whole world.
He paid for your sins and not only yours......But for the sins of the whole world.
Equal privilege and equal opportunity for ALL.
He is not willing that any perish.
Sure, but having called it a waste of time you affirm you spend alot of time wasting time. Shouldn't a Christian be redeeming the time?If I choose to spend my time squashing heretics, and debunking heresies, that is my business.
But you have expressly and without exception denied "volitional repentance".More lies. I've already acknowledged volition. Are you saying I'm not saved?
I never had time to find it,He wasn't speaking about being conformed but how the same world He is dying for hates Him.
Debunking heresies is a task concomitant with redeeming the time.Sure, but having called it a waste of time you affirm you spend alot of time wasting time. Shouldn't a Christian be redeeming the time?
More lies. I believe repentance is volitional. And despite your claim to the contrary, they is those who believe.But you have expressly and without exception denied "volitional repentance".
BTW, the "we" you spoke to earlier is unquestionably the "they" that I proved was "nobody".
My view is Jesus used the same word when He said the [world] hated Him and God so loved the [world] He died for it. Therefore, God loved and died for the [world] that hated him and hates us.
So, according to your logic, when you respond to me, you aren't responding to heresy.Debunking heresies is a task concomitant with redeeming the time.
Responding to every bizarre addled inchoate dispatch begotten by an irrational mind is time wasted.
Then God is a liar if He tells us to choose but doesn't allow it.
What I would like is for you to clarify for me is what YOU think the nature of "freewill" is. Do you believe that you have a libertine type of volition? And I'll make it easy for you to answer by giving you a definition of "libertine" to wit:
Main Entry:lib£er£tine
Pronunciation:*li-b*r-*t*n
Function:noun
Etymology:Middle English libertyn freedman, from Latin libertinus, from libertinus, adjective, of a freedman, from libertus freedman, from liber
Date:1577
1 usually disparaging : a freethinker especially in religious matters
2 : a person who is unrestrained by convention or morality; specifically : one leading a dissolute life
–libertine adjective
More lies. I believe repentance is volitional. And despite your claim to the contrary, they is those who believe.
Again, do you believe I am not saved?
Debunking heresies is a task concomitant with redeeming the time.
Responding to every bizarre addled inchoate dispatch begotten by an irrational mind is time wasted.
Have you ever read the terms to the unilateral New Covenant? The "somehow" is easily explained but impossible to understand: Salvation is a supernatural act of God. You very obviously view salvation as merely a natural act of man's efficacious will.