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If every Credo Baptist could be accounted for and no Credo Baptist ever fell apostate, then you could be able to substantiate your position as judge over all other's salvation. Regeneration is not dependent upon the character or powers of the baptizer nor any opinion of any man. Your individual...

I agree. Ordained by G-d means the events, circumstances or things were foreseen and permitted. Predestined means elected to salvation. However, I agree your inference is correct, G-d elected or predestined some and He ordained the events, circumstances, or things which brought about...

Quit entertaining apostates :Cautious In all seriousness, I was educated through Roman Catholic schools and taught by Nuns and can relate to what you're conveying. But, I am semi-seriousness about not entertaining those which have fallen away from the faith.

Despite what Google AI says (it picks up on what others say) Lutherans do not believe in baptismal regeneration: The Sacrament of Holy Baptism and: Holy Baptism Note, the difference between Lutheran and Presbyterian (Reformed) Confessions of faith I must admit is how deeply expounded the...

I haven't anything against baptizing believers, but I have many things against the baptism of Baptist only believers. Ironically, the third paragraph of the Nicene Creed (universal catholic church) addresses (of the Holy Spirt).

Looking for feedback to help encourage more writing upon this subject: Is anything sacred anymore? - The school of Isaiah

To everybody but a Calvinist every Calvinist is a Hyper-Calvinist: Ya don’t have to be a bacon loving Calvinist to be Hyper-Calvinist - The school of Isaiah

I agree, and I have no objections against adult credo baptism. However, I do not agree children should be excluded from the promise of G-d. It's when some whether Baptist or not try to convince somebody their baptism was always void and they need to be rebaptized. I do respect my new church and...

For myself, it is easier. Especially when providing scriptural verses, if the person won't reference the Scriptures or consider what is said why take any more time? For example, the WCF was painstakingly articulated, sometimes a single sentence took months to compile. The sentence was...

I have no objections to what you stated interestingly re-termed "Family" Covenant. And I'm glad you didn't convey replacement theology. Are you for hire to interpret or be my acting liaison? Have a good day @atpollard.

What @atpollard is also suggesting is that inference is an acceptable method of interpretation. As well, your question requires inference if were to expound further. Often times I remind myself when here that I am talking to the choir and there's no need to expound on everything comprehensively...

Not suggesting anything towards Earth Wind and Fire or the Primitive Baptists. I personally use the early Creeds to serve as a litmus test for the church body in question. Because I studied the Creeds and agree the essentials to our faith are contained in the Creeds and point to Scripture...

Incredible how @atpollard understands and explains to you accurately what I conveyed. I said it before to another member here on this board, don't blame me for your lack of comprehension. Another member here rejected anything from any creed (and I do believe the creeds serve as a litmus...

The early Ecumenical were created by councils which used the principle of Sola Scriptura. In other words, we do not believe any creed or confession because there is authority in the council, synod, creed, or confession, but because the truths in the creeds or confessions are evident in Scripture...

Apostate, and a general rule of thumb is to steer away from both "United and Unitarian" churches. While there are exceptions most churches with either of those in their name convey Universalism. Universalism is the belief everyone is saved including Satan. The PCUSA has been highly...

If the early Ecumenical creeds are rejected, then they are either a sect or cult. Denominations all by definition agree w/ the essentials of the faith in the Nicene, Apostles, and Athanasian creeds. And while the R.C. also they are apostate. A sect can be considered a radical movement within...

The early ecumenical creeds are a great litmus test concerning churches. If any church rejects them then they are outside denominations and are either a sect or cult. SDA, Mormons, and JWs are cults.

That's baptismal regeneration as far as I am aware only the Roman Catholics and Church of Christ believe in baptismal regeneration.

I agree and conclude from personal engagements w/ Catholics that they are apostate. They do not want to be Christian they want to redefine Christian.

And that would not pass the litmus test of the Prophets. No Prophet can contradict a former Prophet because G-d speaks through the Prophet and He would never contradict Himself.