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You open the Bible. A ruined creation restored over 6 days time. A qualified man in charge of that creation. A 7th day of glory and rest. A bride ruling with that man. But today we have "kingdom now" teaching. The natural result of 40 years of Lordship theology. And now this Lordship mess is so...

Yes. This from a Reformed Calvinist Amillennial whose hallmark is literal grammatical hermeneutic.

Yeah. That was weak at best

It is a never ending debate so fruitless. Pointing out that Calvinism mixes works and grace into final justification, showing the error of covenant soteriology and the giant heresy of Amillennialism are enough red flags for those thinking about it to be concerned.

I would agree Calvinism is at least predicted in the Bible Matt 13:33 comes to mind

In conversations with Baptists of many persuasions I find a growing neglect or even rejection of Dispensationalism. Having been trained in a Baptist school in such and more solid than ever in those convictions 45 years later I can't help but think of at least a few reasons why. Your thoughts?

Amillennialism denies the overriding theme of the entire Bible. The 7th day. The future 1000 years. Reformed folks are consistent in how they read the Bible. They read through the Augustinian lense. Sadly. Tragically. They can't just take the Scripture for what it says. It's like James 2. Oh...

Sadly you do not understand. As a Calvinist you are forced to adopt a covenantal soteriology. Which is Reading all texts dealing with salvation as past tense justification. i believe in salvation by grace. Through faith. No works. That matter is finished, done forever. However where Reformed /...

Just a sound fundamental Bible believer. Why the sarcasm ?

That God will "finish" it is of little consolation to those who came out of Egypt and died short of the goal of their salvation. And since Paul says those events recorded for us are exactly like our walk today I Cor 9:24-10:14 we should take heed lest we fall ( written to saved people ) . The...

My comment a few days ago was that one holds all 5 points or none. Since perseverance of the saints is so clearly not found in the Scripture the system falls. To make it work then the Calvinist must "make" verses written to saved people be about "never really saved people". That group exits...

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RC Sproul said a Calvinist hold all 5 points or none. Ok. None. What frightens me is the acceptance by young men. I think young men like a system, set up and ready to go. Calvinism is that system. It requires understanding of the system but not the Scriptures