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Some might be "nasty", but I would say that they are angry , and they are angry as a result of their experience. I grew up in the Roman Catholic Church and when I heard the gospel at 17 from a relative who had recently been saved, it was for the very first time, in spite of the hundreds of...

I trust your opinion on this, as you are an expert in the field.

And. . . the covenants, and. . . redemptive history. . . and. . . we all know it makes sense.

Come now. Let us reason together.

Argumentum ad numeram.

Oh. Yea. I forgot.

The blame for this falls not in the lap of Alex Jones, but the mainstream media. Fakes news (lies) make trust impossible.

I would agree that Wright is kinda right, but I also thinks that he goes too far with it. His help is in getting to think more like 1st century Jews and understand how much our thinking has been shaped by the Reformation.

Again, you are a rare breed. Most non-Cal Evangelicals are synergists. I agree that you are not.

I agree that this is a problem with some/many, and it is understandable as well. How can someone not be zealous for something that has so changed his life? However, we ALL need to do the very difficult work of pushing back against, not our theological opponent's arguments, but our own. The...

Amen.

Yes. We know. Can he openly speak about his book?

Although the IQ gap between races is settled science. No one will touch it with a 10 foot pole.

I can't speak for these "young men". I was a teenager when Christ saved me and about 40 when I came to understand God's sovereignty in election, but my experience might be similar. Having read, and read, and read the scriptures, I became more and more unsettled by the teaching (or lack of it)...

What I am seeing in your posts is problem with your method for "dealing" with sin in the life of the believer.

Why the, "but"? You can't keep, nor should your focus even be on, the Law, as if that were the way to gain righteousness.

Didn't Christ say that He would build His Church on a rock? Ellen White was hit in the head, sustaining a brain injury, with a rock. Does that count?

That's the Apostle Paul's argument.

Arminius didn't have 5 points.

Yes, and that is precisely how Arminian soteriology began and why it continues to this day. The biblical revelation in regard to this matter is not palatable. The great irony, of course, is that it is the sweetest honey and finest wine. One only need open his month and taste.