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You have not yet answered. Is God's grace not sufficient to keep the believer who wavers in faith and kills himself?

With the struggles farmers went through this past year and the fact that Minnesota's Democratic Party is called the DFL (Democratic, Farmers & Labor) I wouldn't spend much money in that State.

All eyes will see Jesus return. Israel is the Israel of God, the elect, the people of the promise. Israel is not a genetic lineage to Jacob. The Kingdom of God will be established. No more little area for Israel. Instead, all the earth and the entire universe is the Kingdom of God.

Did you miss that I placed her as a possible VP? Second, the GOP tosses scraps into their candidates in MN. It is a waste of resources. Just concede MN and move on.

All the Dems have to do is make Amy Klobuchar the VP candidate and they will win MN in a landslide. No one even runs against Klobuchar when up for Senate election. She is revered in Minnesota. Of course, if Bernie wins the nomination, the Republicans have a chance. But, otherwise it is best not...

I hang my head in shame. [emoji44][emoji15][emoji20]

Sure. So is the Ayatollah and the Dalai Lama as well as the President of the United States. Islam believes a Messiah is coming to setup a worldwide caliphate. There are many antichrist types in the world. It seems that many American Christians just want to avoid persecution so they pine for a...

My question regarding grace becomes very relevant. Is God's grace not sufficient to keep the believer who wavers in faith and kills himself? God did not record a believer committing suicide in scripture. God also did not record a believer wearing fruit of the loom underwear. Silence does not...

You are arguing from silence. You are claiming that since the Bible does not record a believer committing suicide, therefore believers cannot commit suicide. You are asserting that therefore only unbeliever's can commit suicide. It is an assertion. You use single verses, with no regard to...

You have clearly not met my children...[emoji16]

How so?

Why would I refute these 5 points as they are a response to the 5 points of the Remonstrants?

You state: "I expect to see you all there..." Is that all humanity or just all at the BB who claim Christian faith? Are you a universalist? Will all humanity reside in the Kingdom of God, eventually?

Thanks for sharing this. I can see we are viewing Sovereignty in completely different ways. You are clearly a synergist. You state: My position is that God knows that no one will ever choose Him. Not ever. Humans, left to themselves, will always choose themselves. They will never consider...

Are you declaring yourself as a universalist?

Being a Calvinist is not like being a Lutheran. There is no Concord to follow. Calvinist refers to the soteriological tenets of Calvin's followers as outlined in TULIP. I don't know of any person who directly follows all that Calvin wrote. It would be more accurate for the OP to state he does...

Specifically, people of the promise. Abraham is given a promise and covenant that through his seed the Promised One would come. Your verse is directly speaking of all those whom God elects to save. Remember that not all Israel is Israel.

Wait, what!? You reject the soteriological observations of John Calvin because he was an anti-semite? What does his opinion about Judaism have to do with the observations revealed in scripture? By that logic, every Christian who owned slaves should have their ideas about God rejected...

Is the Creator not Sovereign over all? Is He only Sovereign over those who choose to follow Him? If so, that makes God a secondary sovereign with humanity as the primary sovereign that determines to whom they will bow. I disagree with your assertion. The Kingdom of God is not a democracy...

May God protect his elect in China, Iran and all other persecuted areas. May the unsaved see the hand of God upon his people who have suffered greatly for the faith.