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You said choice doesn't apply ability, its makes no difference what ability is in question. You need more than one option to make a choice, and option is a alternative possibility. That means simply, you need the ability to preform each option, or it is not a choice.

That is a category error, you can't make a choice to keep the law, that includes a countless number of choices throughout a persons life. analogy: Is it logically possible for you to flip heads on a coin every time 50 times a day throughout your whole life? Will you do it? NO.

You are completely ignoring the definition of the words. If I tell you to fly around the room or walk, you can't make a choice. Walk- Option 1 Fly- Is not an option because you do not have the ability to do that, therefor its not an alternative possibility, the actual definition of "option"...

WCF 3:1-2 God, from all eternity, did, by the most wise and holy counsel of his own will, freely, and unchangeably ordain whatsoever comes to pass: If God ordains everything that comes to pass Classic Calvinism entails determinism. Are your desires determined? Or do you believe human actions...

Thank you for your interaction. God Bless.

Works are "works of the law", not a conditional requisite. No one believes faith is a meritorious work.

Faith is a condition, not a meritorious work, (no one believes that nonsense). Agree The holy spirt is a guarantee to every believer, if you remain believer. This is why "believers" are predestinated. Faith is what humans do. (Acts 16:31)

The last one is a category error, you lack the necessary physical apparatus that creates lift. you can not choose to fly.

They must of had ability to make a choice, or they didn't make a choice. Its that simple, based on definitions. The ones who made a choice to believe 16For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the...

Hypothetically yes. In every situation he has a choice to obey or disobey but the flesh is weak so won't happen one way every single time.... that assumes more than one simple choice throughout the course of action. Any dictionary will show you what the definition of choice and options are...

People often confuse the gift with the condition, they are correct saying no one can separate those in Christ (believers) out of the hand of God. But later rejecting Christ, Is how God separates you. God himself removes those who do not abide in Christ (Joh 15:5-6, Ro 11:22). As to Romans...

Its not an actual choice if there is no ability. A choice is power to choose between alternative possibilities. You can't argue that, you have to have the abilities to perform either action, if its actually a choice. If I say choose between flying to the store or walking to the store. You...

By definition it has to, a choice is the power to choose between alternative possibilities.

What makes men unable to love God? If they unable to have any other option than evil, that is not a choice. Romans 1:16 16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. Yes after we made a choice

If they have a "choice" whom to serve by definition they are able decide "by their own power", who they will serve. Then there is no choice for them to make.

Only Hyper Calvinists admit what moderate Calvinists ignore. Calvinism equals determinism Determinism equals = Not free will.

Joshua 24:15 ... choose this day whom you will serve, whether the gods your fathers served in the region beyond the River, or the gods of the Amorites in whose land you dwell. But as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD In order for that verse to say to choose, we must look at the...

So you and the Bible are talking about two different things? All I did was present the Bible verses that seem overwhelming universal in nature. But Peter didn't have it figured out? 2 Peter 2:1 2 But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers...

But Paul didn't know that. We also don't know that the whole group was actually saved either.

We know that now but Paul is reminding them what he told them when they were still lost. If Paul was in a group of unbelievers preaching the gospel and says "Jesus died for our sins" that would be Paul and the group he was talking to, that logically entails Paul is teaching an unlimited...