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The order of salvation, according to some Reformed folks is:

Who is/are "they"?

Trump is a "sex offender"? Has he been convicted of sexually molesting anyone? Also, I voted for him, as did many others on BB, so you not only judge Trump falsely but us as well.

Time to head to worship to confess my sins and pray Dwell on it a bit, not just for 10 seconds.

First, think. Then reply.

Love it!

Think about it a bit. I think you'll see my point.

Exactly!

I asked: Are your doctrinal positions not interrelated? I did not ask if they were perfect. What I mean is, what you think about God affects your view of sin, and you're view of sin and that impacts what you think regarding salvation. . . Also, I have never met a person who thinks his...

Are your doctrinal positions not interrelated?

Calvinists and those who oppose them argue over "free will". Many misunderstand the Calvinist position of the bondage of man's will. Calvinists understand that men are free to choose, but their freedom can be described as a man locked in a room. Is that man free? Yes and no. He is not free to...

Yes. As opposed to me, and that's a fairly low bar.

You keep insisting that I "know what you mean". I only know what you say, and your view even restated above, opens up a loophole so big you could drive a truck through it. I'm attempting to have an honest discussion here, not being intentionally anything except honest. Your words here: "or...

All doctrines are interwoven.

Are all people God's children?

That sounds about as reasonable other remarks made in this thread, but I won't press it further for fear of your answer.

I've started with the doctrines of theologians I interact with every day.

Two presuppositions which Arminians (et al like them) bring into every discussion are, "Free Will", and God's "unconditional" love for every single person. Does God love everyone in the same manner? Does He have electing love for every single person?

What is a "sex offender".

Is his statement pornography?