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Oh, looks like I'm going to Hell for sure!

 

Well, I don’t know that, but perhaps I’ve misunderstood you.

This is from your post #62:

Here you stated that Satan has the “power to destroy” like no one else knows how to do.

You then stated Satan’s power of destruction is a match for God’s power of destruction.

The first gives Satan more destructive power than anyone else (even God?)

The second claims Satan’s power of destruction is a “match for” (equals?) God’s power of destruction.

So, it appears to me you are claiming Satan is equal to God (or perhaps surpasses God) in his power of destruction.

I find the statement very problematic and suggest you reconsider this position.

If I have misunderstood, please show me how.

peace to you

 

I know, I'm a Satan worshiping heathen. I suppose all you can do is pray for me.

 

OR…. You can just explain why the words you posted don’t say that Satan is equal to, or even surpasses God, in the power of destruction?

Don’t put words in my mouth and don’t presume to know what I’m thinking.

FTR, I don’t pronounce people saved or unsaved. Not on this board, and not off this board.

Your doctrinal beliefs are open for discussion on this board. You made the statements, didn’t you?

peace to you

 

Remember me in your prayers, canadyjd.

 

I have prayed for you.

May God bless you with His overwhelming presence

peace to you

 

Just talking about who/Who is getting our attention, nothing about salvation ever crossed my mind. No offence meant.

Sorry, for the sharp misunderstanding.

 

None taken! We all feel strongly of our convictions.

You're just fine, Brother.

 

Sin does indeed pass only through the man. It’s called “traducianism” and easily proved by Scripture.

Regarding Christ, He has always existed in the Godhead, from everlasting to everlasting.

 

If one is PB, Primitive Baptist, they are not only Calvinist, but he or she is hyper-Calvinist. I grew up in a Hardshell Primitive Baptist environment. I know their beliefs.

 

Ten Reasons Primitive Baptists Are Not Calvinists

 

This one is. And a Calvinist.

 

I like your ten points. Yet PB agrees with TULIP’s five points, though, like me, they understand P as preservation.

They are hyper-Calvinists (though not Protestants, I agree), because they believe if you are Elect, you will be saved even if you’re a Muslim, Buddhist, or atheist. If you’re Elect, you’re Elect, nothing can contradict that.

 

P.S. I will only refer to you as Primitive Baptist, or PB for short.

 

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"Ten Reasons Primitive Baptists Are Not Calvinists."