It's just a shame you don't see see all my good spelling and all the clever imaginative words, along with my vocabulary of creative words m, all my own work m.
Where as you like to have other people do it for you m.
Can We Really Exercise Free Will?
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Where as you like to have other people do it for you m.
btw it's not reasoning; it's a historical record of what Valentinian gnostics believed
You are super-saturated with gnostic pseudo-philosophy and hard-wired to endlessly repeat it.....
You contradict yourself as most do when in error and acting in arrogance.
Plus, your unBiblical beliefs are false idols.
You ought to give them up and start believing what the Bible says.
That would mean accepting that the natural man cannot do the things you claim he does, which Scripture says he cannot.
Telling me the spiritual man can do the things he does because it is Jesus working through him is something else entirely.
That has not been contested by me, and you acing like it has is just more of your dishonesty.
It is God Who works in you to will and to act on behalf of His good purpose. Apart from Me you can do nothing. No word from God will ever fail. “It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.” Those who heard this asked, “Who then can be saved?” But Jesus said, “What is impossible with man is possible with God.”
I'm not talking about Calvinist. Ask who believes in the preservation of the saints. You will find that most people here do. Are they also gnostics?
The thing is @Bible_Highlighter If you do any work yourself.
You can then be susceptable to admitting your own error m
Where as if you let other people control your thoughts you can never admit your errors,. you'll only be admitting somebody else's m
But on the good news side you may crucify yourself before you do, which is really a joke
because you will crucify yourself in a bad way m.
You can then be susceptable to admitting your own error m
Where as if you let other people control your thoughts you can never admit your errors,. you'll only be admitting somebody else's m
But on the good news side you may crucify yourself before you do, which is really a joke
because you will crucify yourself in a bad way m.
He was obsessed with gnostics/gnosticism before his six year absence and return, also.
Here is a thread his former user name created on the topic
https://christianchat.com/bible-dis...stic-spirit-of-new-modern-hyper-grace.129502/
Searching using keywords only goes back so far any more, otherwise you could probably find more.
Although I found posts from 2017, searches I did of keywords I know I used from
the time I joined in 2015 no longer provide results that go back further than 2018.
Did you end up picking up a lexicon or concordance little buddy?
You might as well grab those tomes on Electrokinetics and Electrogravitics I suggested earlier while you are at it.....
Well, King James did push out Puritans (Calvinists) out of England when they demanded to reform the Church of England (Anglicanism). Some Puritans wanted to reform the Church of England from within. Eventually, Calvinists fled the Netherlands, and America in the early 1600s. In the late 1600s is when there was some reform in religious freedom for Calvinists in England.
This is probably one of the key points out of several reasons why most of your Reformed churches in the UK do not self identify as Calvinist because of this history. Here in the United States, the Calvinists had more religious freedom to openly be Calvinists without any persecution from the Church of England. Hence, why a lot of Americans here do not have a problem in self identifying as Calvinist.
What is silly about your statements is that you ignore the reality of tons of churches and websites that do self identify as Calvinist. All it takes is to Google or search the internet using the keywords, “I am Calvinist” or “Why I believe in Calvinism” and you can spend hours of fun reading and educating yourself to your own anti-knowledge rhetoric.
As I have stated before, I have ran into Calvinists self identifying as Calvinists since 2010 on different Christian forums. So please stop the gaslighting as if England is the only nation on the planet when you look at a globe. If you don’t want to use Ai, that is fine. You can just do a general internet search. Have you ever done that before? So please stop being anti-knowledge when it comes to this topic. It just makes you look really bad even to other Calvinists in the rest of world who do self identify as Calvinists.
If your next reply is doubling down on your Flat Earth anti-knowledge approach, it is time for me to move on and just ignore your posts. I have very little patience for anti-knowledge rhetoric where people refuse to research the internet to confirm the truth of things after I have gave sources for them to check.
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They may not call it preservation of the saints but even heis will say that a person can apostatize and they will still be saved (OSAS).
One itty bitty "IF" and there goes Calvinism right down the drain.
And you are just too far gone to "get it".
Enjoy the unfolding tragedy that is your belief system.....
If perseverance of the saints gets morphed into the belief that believers can never be lost no matter what behavior they practice because they are spiritual by nature, then that is gnostic in essence
Of course. They are hypocrites. They say they are here to correct error and promote truth, but you never see them answer questions that would reveal truth or correct anything their buddies say in error.