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God has been storing up for all of us divine wrath based upon our sinning against Him and His Holy law, and that sins MUST be atoned for and provide a surety towards a Holy God Holy wrath against sin To provide for God the very basis to be able to offer eternal life to any of us as a free gift...

yes, It is often attacked by caricatures and strawmen Is not when anyone rejects Psa for the atonement they really are reacting to the concept of Jesus enduring the wrath of God for our sake as being "pagan concept? Indeed Cosmic child abuse?" As have read various authors who used that very...

But when you conclusion in regards to theology proper end ups flying in the face of all the Creeds and Confessions, and the teachings of various expositors over the centuries, NOT just Baptist but across all conservative Christians theologies, that should give us pause to really check to make...

ALL of us here who are saved were saved the same way, its just that Calvinism explains it much more from the biblical perspective on how and why God saved us

But you take your stance on the full free will gospel, so did Jesus death to you be for a real salvation, or just offering a potential one, as in God looks down from heaven hoping someone can make the right choice and choose Jesus to save them?

No, rather he is suggesting that sometimes those who either misunderstood what Calvinism really teaches, or else are very angry/bitter at it can at times go so far other way they embrace doctrines and theology counter to the Cross itself, ending up with a severe misunderstanding of Pauline...

Number 1 on this list has to be Leighton Flowers: A former Southern Baptist pastor who now argues against Calvinism and has become a prominent voice for the broader evangelical public on the topic of Calvinism, according to Facebook posts and Reddit users.

just look at the likes of Rob bell, or Brian Mclaren, who seek to make Christian relevant in the post modern age by making sure their theologies reflect moving to heresy

We all agree on the Essentials of the faith

Calvinism ceased being the primary Baptist theology gradually, becoming less dominant in the mid-1800s as more moderate or Arminian views spread, and then largely declining in popularity within some denominations like the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) through the mid-20th century until a...

All conservative Christians would agree that the sacred scriptures themselves are our final and supreme authority in regards to all doctrines and practices

The actual truth on this would be that those same Baptists that you are saying have defective theology are merely coming to the very same conclusions in their theology regarding what the bible teaches to us as those who assembled together and gave to us Confessions and creeds of the faith, so...

We hold that we are being led and taught by the Holy Spirit, but we are not inventing any new novel theology, as we are just following what has been seen as orthodox in Church for a very long time

This would be the standard biblical and Christian understanding, not Calvinist only , but Christian in general https://www.gotquestions.org/Jesus-became-sin.html

No Calvinist rejects any of the 5 Doctrines of grace

I just find it so funny that others think that Calvin and others just basically ignored the scriptures and developed entire theology from :man made doctrines traditions and philosphy"

We are not redefing what the bible teaches, but now defining it as was originally taught

The Psa view of the Atonement has been the definite viewpoint since the Reformation among both calvinist and arminian christians, and I do not know what "large group of Baptists" are denying that truth

Problem is Prevenient grace theology is a john wesley model, but not found in the scriptures

Does not mean though that good works have ANY part in getting us Justified, as they FOLLOW once been justified