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You make the fact that we took the time to evaluate the information presented and choose to follow Christ as if that were a bad thing. Since I consider anyone that rejects the gospel message as rather foolish then it would be logical to say that those that trusted in Christ Jesus were actually...

I actually find that hard to believe. Just mouthing the words does not mean you understand what you are saying. But even then the exception does not make the rule.

David reread what you wrote. If you were chosen by God before the foundation of the world to be in Him then logically there must have been something about you that would prompt God to choose you and not others. You must have been special even if you do not use the word. But that is not what...

Mom was well meaning but wrong. Communion is for those that have trusted in Christ for their salvation which is something that a four year old child would not understand but the mother should have..

Communion is remembrance of what Christ did for us so we do not need someone in authority. Where two or three are gathered in my name there I am also. At a nursing home or at your home as it is between you and God. The same with baptism, it is an outward expression of an inward reality. God...

Multiple millions of people have been wise enough to freely trust in the only means of their salvation, faith in the risen Christ Jesus. Unlike you KY were were not so foolish as to think that we were so special that God picked us out before creation.

That sounds like you hold to Armstrongism. That is a false teaching of Herbert W. Armstrong the former leader of the Worldwide Church of God.

Think about what you just wrote David: "Of course it can be true that: 1) sinners must believe on the Lord Jesus Christ in order to be saved, whilst at the same time, 2) God's enabling is required for a sinner to believe on the Saviour." So if God does not enable a person to believe then it...

In order for there to be conviction there has to have been some thinking on the part of the person that was convicted. Conviction: the act of convincing a person by argument or evidence. So you comment is illogical.

I have found that over time EFW has become more caustic in his comments.

How can that be true when you deny the ability of man to made real free will choices regarding their salvation. As Paul clearly points out to the jailer, the condition for his salvation is belief in the the Lord Jesus. But your religion says salvation is unconditional which is clearly an errant...

What does the bible say KY? Act 16:30 and after he brought them out, he said, "Sirs, what must I do to be saved?" Act 16:31 They said, "Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved, you and your household." In other words KY if you believe you will be saved if you do not then you will...

Actually Paul said " to testify solemnly of the gospel of the grace of God" which is not what price said in his article which actually denies God's grace and falls back to the C/R determinism. So i effect he is promoting another gospel which is really not the gospel at all. Only God saves but...

Problem is that when you read all that Price wrote it does not show much grace but rather the C/R determinism. The error of calling calling faith a work, and to say that salvation is not potential or conditional, or based on anything we think, do or say denies what the bible tells us. So the...

I do not get to caught up in what they call the For that you would have to speak to Price. What I do know is that it is by the grace of God that we are justified through faith. Why Price calls it the gospel of grace I do not know. Gospel does mean good news so I guess that you could say that...

Salvation is of the Lord why would anyone doubt that. Where the C/R's error is that they think they were chosen before creation and that faith is a work. Price did well until he added the words "not potential or conditional, or based on anything we think, do or say.

Nice if it were true but it is not reality for the RCC. They are to comfortable in their cloistered lifestyle, to removed from the plight of the world.

Rev 18:1-24 teaches us about the fall of Babylon. The music of harpists and musicians, flute players and trumpeters, will never be heard in you again. No workman of any trade will ever be found in you again. The sound of a millstone will...

A receptive mind. Many will hear the gospel and reject it, not because they did not understand the words but because they did not like what the words pointed out to them about themselves.

BF I am arguing against the views you present.