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Jesus is the Savior of All, Especially those that Believe

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TCassidy

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Otherwise "for whom did Christ die" is a nonsensical question and people just talk past each other.
I disagree. "For whom did Christ die" is the central theme of the question. And that brings us to "What, exactly, did the Atonement accomplish?"
 

SovereignGrace

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Zechariah 7:11-13 makes it clear some will harden their hearts toward God while Proverbs 22:11 show how others have a pure heart
So, why did you not that kept your heart not as hard as others? You keep posting verses. Now, exegete them. Why was your heart not harder than John, Mary, Leroy, Bubba, Henry, Ben, &c.
 

revmwc

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What did you do to purify your heart?
Nothing God inherently has in us a heart for Him as we are made in His image, fallen spiritually which total depravity but Zechariah 7:12 says that men harden their hearts to the word, that is those like the Pharisee who are puffed up with pride
 
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SovereignGrace

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Nothing God inherently has in is a heart for Him as we are made in His image, fallen spiritually which total depravity but Zechariah 7:12 says that men harden their hearts to the word, that is those like the Pharisee who are puffed up with pride
You need to clean this up please.

By the way, you keep mentioning your heart. Jeremiah 17:9?
 

JonC

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I'd say it is more than "equally important." The doctrine of the extent of the atonement only works if specific presuppositions regarding the nature and purpose of the atonement, along with the nature of sin (e.g., is Scripture speaking on sins as being ontological to mankind or as acts of transgression/sin) in place. Otherwise "for whom did Christ die" is a nonsensical question and people just talk past each other.
IT....you don't think that a proper understanding of the nature and purpose of the atonement and the nature of sin is vital before entering into the doctrine of the extent of the atonement?

I would very much like to know, if you don't mind, the rationale behind your disagreement. If someone does not believe that Jesus' death was primarily to pay the price for the sinful acts of sinful people then the doctrine of Limited Atonement (...to clarify, TC.....the doctrine that Jesus died only for the transgressions committed...past, present, and future...of elect persons..) does not seem to me to be make sense. I would appreciate you explaining how it would fit into those types of views.
 

Internet Theologian

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IT....you don't think that a proper understanding of the nature and purpose of the atonement and the nature of sin is vital before entering into the doctrine of the extent of the atonement?

I would very much like to know, if you don't mind, the rationale behind your disagreement. If someone does not believe that Jesus' death was primarily to pay the price for the sinful acts of sinful people then the doctrine of Limited Atonement (...to clarify, TC.....the doctrine that Jesus died only for the transgressions committed...past, present, and future...of elect persons..) does not seem to me to be make sense. I would appreciate you explaining how it would fit into those types of views.
You want rationale while you go around and thumb up persons posts that overlook lies, deceit, name calling all the while attacking another (namely me) for an illustration, and show your support for it? Really? Gnat? Camel?

You have other things to worry about my friend, and besides that TCassidy already addressed what I saw.
 

SovereignGrace

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Why would Christ have died if persons hearts were already pure like remwc's was allegedly?????
He used the word 'inherently'.

Adam was the only one who had a heart that was 'inherently' for God. After the fall, man's heart became corrupted and was desirious for everything but God. The heart is desperately wicked, who can know it? But this corrupted, wicked heart is 'inherently' for Him? Yah!!! Riiiiiiiight!!!
 

JonC

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You want rationale while you go around and thumb up persons posts that overlook lies, deceit, name calling all the while attacking another (namely me) for an illustration, and show your support for it? Really? Gnat? Camel?

You have other things to worry about my friend, and besides that TCassidy already addressed what I saw.
If you are talking about the "naming names" thread, I gave your post a "like" because I thought you made a good point. I forgave you a long time ago, brother.
 

Internet Theologian

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No because I am no better than my brother. I'm like everyone in this world totally and utterly depraved with admitting that I would be full of pride. t.

Then later on you denied this and claimed your heart is pure and is why you chose God. You're in error and are all over the place and it isn't because you're on your phone.

Like Barry Sanders said 'Come on, man!!!!!'
 
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Internet Theologian

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If you are talking about the "naming names" thread, I gave your post a "like" because I thought you made a good point. I forgave you a long time ago, brother.
That is not what I was referring to. It was your support of another who is taking me to task over an illustration I gave while giving a moderator a free pass to call me blasphemous, denying God among other things.

You gave this admin 'likes' over this.

[snipped - provocative and off topic statement]

As far as you forgiving me for something that is not even in this discussion at all is beside the point and I have no clue what I even needed your forgiveness for. It is what you are liking now and it is that another allows this behavior. You agree to it.
 

TCassidy

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That is not what I was referring to. It was your support of another who is taking me to task over an illustration I gave while giving a moderator a free pass to call me blasphemous, denying God among other things.
I did not see a post reported for calling you blasphemous. If you will report it I will take a look at it.

I don't read every post in every thread in every forum. I have a life. :)
 

Internet Theologian

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I did not see a post reported for calling you blasphemous. If you will report it I will take a look at it.

I don't read every post in every thread in every forum. I have a life. :)
You didn't see it? It was in the posts you have taken me to task over for my illustration.

Yet, you didn't see it?

Interesting indeed.

And you want me to report it? No thanks, I have a paper shredder too. Roflmao BiggrinSmile;)RoflmaoBiggrinLaugh
 

JonC

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That is not what I was referring to. It was your support of another who is taking me to task over an illustration I gave while giving a moderator a free pass to call me blasphemous, denying God among other things.

You gave this admin 'likes' over this.

You're wrong for that. You can't make a stand for what is right and are afraid to go against this status quo. Take a look at what I am being called and that you actually 'liked' another for doing it. I will have no respect for that behavior at all. That is what you've done.

As far as you forgiving me for something that is not even in this discussion at all is beside the point and I have no clue what I even needed your forgiveness for. It is what you are liking now and it is that another allows this behavior. You agree to it.
I have no idea what you are talking about. I don't put that much stock in ratings. I saw something I must have liked or found amusing and hit the button I guess.
 
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