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Having Faith does not mean exercising to believe in Christ. Many have faith but not in Jesus

Are you kidding, does God lie? Or are you saying 2 Tim 3:15-17

I agree with this, idk I think.you have me wrong. This verse is after salvation, eternal security, not election

Explain yourself

As a warden has ultimate control of a prison and a prisoner has limited movement within a cell, God had Sovereignty over all but allows sinner and saint to operate within their free will. God will not allow one to conduct outside of His permissive will. Someone cannot blow up the world just...

You need to show how this last statement is wrong to make your point. Logically

REV 22, 18,19

Limited atonement and election are not open to all. There is no free will in the doctrine. How can you say that. It is completly opposite of Calvinism [personal attack edited].

I have not missed, I was pointing out the invitation is open to all, God is not choosing some. He has not and will not violate free will. If so, there would not be sin in the first place.

It means real believers, not just practioners

"Catholic" just means universal

you missed with his verse, It is how one man has set up a system of sin and another has set up (constituted) a system or method to be saved,, Are all saved through Jesus, or can one participate in salvation? just as one can participate in this system of sin. Adam has no federal headship, He was...

not man's church but the universal body of Christ

yes, to me , what is your concern?

I think so, they considered all who were not Catholic as heresy. We know by the enemies quotes about of these other groups and the extent of these beliefs

John MacArthur is all fluff, Zwingli said they did believe sola fide I read that quote too . It does not fit other teachings, probably a characterization from Catholics Martin Luther said Anabaptist did not believe Jesus is God and certain laborers were not worth saving

i think it is to timeline parallel the established churches and those who were like Baptist.

It was not. That is English Baptist, Shared beliefs ,not NAMES go much farther back

I think they did, You realize it was a derogatory term .I do not know if it is the same groups today, which are more like Mennonite.

They exist, I am not a scholar,. Each group must be research separately He is one example. Tertullian was ordained a presbyter in the church at Carthage, North Africa, and began writing books addressing the issues facing the church of his day. In response to a heresy about the Godhead...