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  1. thatbrian

    Is the Penal Substitution Theory the most common theory throughout history?

    I would argue that only a one-to-one payment (Christ in my place) would serve as an adequate propitiation. I don't mean to be irreverent here, but you are suggesting that God is appeased by something else, like a Twix Bar perhaps, which distracts Him and gets Him out of His grumpy mood.
  2. thatbrian

    Is the Penal Substitution Theory the most common theory throughout history?

    I was on death row. I should have been executed. I should have born God's wrath. Jesus is no Savior if He did not bear the wrath of the Father, and the Father is not just if He did not pour out His wrath on Christ. I see no way around those problems for you.
  3. thatbrian

    Is the Penal Substitution Theory the most common theory throughout history?

    You will be shocked and pleased to know that I agree with you regarding the term, "Propitiation". Propitiation is appeasing. It does not necessarily mean bearing of responsibility or punishment; although, it could mean that. A glass of Bordeaux has appeased me, more than once. ;)
  4. thatbrian

    Is the Penal Substitution Theory the most common theory throughout history?

    He fulfilled our obligations, both in His life and His death.
  5. thatbrian

    5 Reasons Why I'm a Calvinist

    No sarcasm. I just want to understand who is criticizing my posts. Now I know. Faith gets you started but your works keep you going and ultimately are your justification. Christ cleans the slate, but you must keep it clean - or else. . . I understand. BTW, I know a few Donovans and they are...
  6. thatbrian

    Dale Ratzlaff - Seventh-Day Adventist Kryptonite

    No former Baptist fellowships. No former Presbyterian fellowships, but more than a few former SDA fellowship to help folks exit the cult. Over 700,000 people leave the SDA every year. Let's help free more of these people! Here is the testimony of a former SDA pastor:
  7. thatbrian

    Is the Penal Substitution Theory the most common theory throughout history?

    You've failed to address the key work in the text.
  8. thatbrian

    5 Reasons Why I'm a Calvinist

    Which are you, a Roman Catholic or SDA?
  9. thatbrian

    Is the Penal Substitution Theory the most common theory throughout history?

    What do you make of Hosea 6:7 or these texts in Genesis? But like Adam they transgressed the covenant; there they dealt faithlessly with me. Genesis 1:28–30 [28] And God blessed them. And God said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion over the...
  10. thatbrian

    Is the Penal Substitution Theory the most common theory throughout history?

    What makes and act "sin" is that it violates God's covenant. Is eating fruit a sinful act for you or me?
  11. thatbrian

    Maryland Church Gives Away Car to Demonstrate God's Grace

    Charles Finney is alive and well, it seems.
  12. thatbrian

    Is the Penal Substitution Theory the most common theory throughout history?

    Would you agree that Christ bore the consequences of breaking the covenant of works?
  13. thatbrian

    Does God Have "Free Will"?

    Can God lie?
  14. thatbrian

    5 Reasons Why I'm a Calvinist

    Like many others, I was saved long before I was a Calvinist.
  15. thatbrian

    John Calvin's Treatise Against the Ana-Baptist

    Maybe you should try to present an argument regarding where Calvin is wrong, not about his style of writing.
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