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Agreed, as the PST view is what has been the prominent view held by both reformed, and Majority of Baptists

We would agree that the PST is the view of the Atonement that best explains the biblical account from the Apostles

It does, will be eternal separation from God, and bearing the wrath of God due to us as sinners , and the same term describing how long heaven is was one used for Hell, its eternal

Adam was not created originally in a spiritually dead state, as that happened to him after the Fall

That is a heretical doctrine

Excdept the resurrection of Jesus bought resurrection for all persons, some will be in Heaven forever, others in lake of fire

Does God grant saving daith to all then, to just His own, or faith is inherit in all of us?

Judas, who was called a devil and son of perdition was really saved?

The Holy Spirit has sealed me for all eternity Himself, not my Faith

Those peo[ple peter described were the same as John stated, who were among us and with us, yet not of us, all were like Judas, never saved

We are right now the children of god, already seated up in high places with Christ, but awaiting the second coming to have the fullness of our inheritance, the glorified physical body ' as Jesus has NEVER lost one of his own

The saved/redeemed person soul/spirit goes right into presence of God at time of Physical death, body into grave, and at second coming event all aspects of ther person reunited and now in an imperishable physically glorified body

That would be a major concern of mine, as have interacted with fellow Calvinists who would always been stated the Confession states that ot=r this, and seemed to be always appealing to them and not actually what the scriptures stated, as in their mind seemed to ghave elevated the Confession to...

Adam was created with a sinless human nature, and with such, has spiritual intimacy with God, and no need to have a mediator between Him and God, no need for a savipr until he sinned and fell God announced the proto Gospel after the Fall, and Adam no longer had that special connection/state...

And THAT truth is what causes many today to call that concept as pagan and barbaric, even though it the truth

many who disagree with us on biblical doctrines such as election and predestination and the fall also claim we are the ones holding to "non biblical authors and sources", yet do they not also have similar sources they cite and use to try to refute us? Also, it appears that many have a defective...

Even jefferson, who denied miracles and healings of Jesus in the Bible, used federal funds to support missionary efforts to evangelize among the native American tribes

We have right now eternal life in Christ Jesus, and have been sealed by the Holy Spirit, so are eternally secured in Christ

So the biblcal answer to who or what killed Jesus would be due to God the Father, and God the Son willingly agreed to be the Sin bearer and atoner

The term olethros (ὄλεθρος) refers to destruction, ruin, or utter devastation, most notably as found in the Bible's description of eternal destruction from God's presence as a punishment for the ungodly. This is not a state of annihilation or non-existence, but a perpetual state of irreversible...