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Have you no desire for rule of law? Is anarchy what you are after? Put them on buses back to where their lawbreaking parents came from, and do it immediately. If they are fortunate enough to be Calvinists then they will plant churches in their father's homeland. That would be a win win situation.

I am better than no man. Does that give me the right to violate laws? No. If I bring my children to a bank robbery, do they get to keep the money I've stolen? No.

I am recommending justice be done. That's something that the Liberal mind can't comprehend.

Just apples. What I do affects my children, for good or bad. Because a Mexican broke into my house, does that mean I have to put his children up in the spare bedroom? Did Adam's sin condemn the entire human race?

Why should they expect to be citizens of my country? I don't expect to be a resident of Park Ave. Any expectation of so called, "dreamers" is a demand no different from mine. It is a demand that someone foot the bill for their desire. I actually do have rights to what my forefathers produced...

I'm a professional musician. Since birth I have poured my music into my children. They have inherited music from me. The consequences of my actions are now theirs. Is that wrong? Is that unfair?

They fall along a spectrum. Some are just ignorant, and some are complete idiots.

It's not that you wish all men would assume your doctrinal position instead, right? BTW, I'm an old breed of Calvinist.

You and NFL fans.

Hank just defined synergism for us.

Hank?! You've just used caps and exclamation points. Is everything alright?

Looks like the WHOLE truth will be coming out soon. . . The OP may soon be eating his hat.

Now, that's funny, Hank. I may be starting to get your humor.

I'm arguing the point of my theological opponents. If you oppose the OP, then you oppose the Arminian error. In which case, I congratulate you.

It is. It certainly is.

I'm a dreamer. I want to live on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. I just want a "better life" for my family. Where can I pick up my check?

Hank is a balanced Christian, neither an Arminian nor a Calvinist, yet both. He's not willing to take a position, but never against the Arminian side, for some reason. . . I'm still hoping that Hank will own some position and argue from it and for it.

Reaching, Hank.

I follow a man too. His name is Jesus, and Jesus, whom I follow, appointed teachers to the Church. You can say that He was a fool for doing so, but I tend to take Him at His word.

The pieces of the puzzle are all coming together. The media ignoring this is unforgivable.