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It's too cold.

Arminians apply it to themselves in their salvation scheme. It saves nobody.

But you are beating the air. Save your energy.

If you cannot defend your position, why not save bandwidth and back out?

Think of it this way. Kurios = YHWH in the OT. Kurios = Lord in the NT. Jesus IS the Lord. To say Jesus is the Lord is to say Jesus is YHWH. Only by the Holy Spirit can people say this which means many say it in vain.

Universal atonement = salvation by works. It does not save one soul. They must save themselves through obedience.

It's salvation by works, start to finish. Any time you see Free will, it is no different than Catholic salvation by works. Only the works have changed.

If you would like to display them against the articles I posted, you could put some teeth in your words. But it looks like you don't want to invest in it.

Nothing like an enemy to dish the dirt. It makes more sense to read the opposition than those trying to promote their error.

All Arminians? Very few Calvinists?

It's your dog in the fight. And you just killed it, tail tucked and all.

Because I don't do your work for you. If you can refute the articles I posted, do it.

They all say the same thing. It's all about self-salvation no matter how they try to mask it.

It's your dog in the fight, not mine. I already gave two different scholarly articles defining Arminianism. And I'd bet there are dozens more saying about the same thing. Free-will alone defeats your claims. It means people save themselves.

You are confused by Oneness. Stick with the Bible and the trinity doctrine. You'll grasp much more.

And God's name in the NT is Jesus Christ. Heresy is when you say Jesus isn't God.

The doctrine of the trinity can be found in the ecumenical creeds. What I posted alludes to the trinity in each verse. Can you spot the trinity in them?

As I said, I think Calvin was mostly wrong, even in what we call the five points of Calvinism. But the Synod of Dort, correcting Calvin on the atonement, was right in the first three points.

In the Greek translation, kyrios was used to render the divine name Yahweh (יהוה‎, yhwh). Thus it became possible to transfer to Jesus statements that were attributed in the Old Testament to God. Ramos, A. (2016). Jesus Christ, Titles of. In J. D. Barry, D. Bomar, D. R. Brown, R...

The "Five Points" of Arminianism Synod of Dort. 1. Free Will or Human Ability Although human nature was seriously affected by the fall, man has not been left in a state of total spiritual helplessness. God graciously enables every sinner to repent and believe, but He does not interfere with...