No. Not if God chooses to stop the action. Yes if God chooses to allow us to live with those consequences.Originally posted by dianetavegia:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by whetstone:
If an evil man is bent on killing the President, but it isn't God's will, can this man succeed?
If an evil man is bent on rejecting Christ, but it isn't God's will, can this man succeed?
Yes. God gives each man free will to accept or reject the free gift of salvation.
God allowed David to kill Uriah and impregnate Bathsheba but then killed David's newborn son as punishment.
A Calvinist might say God made David kill Uriah, the God made David sin with Bathsheba and then God killed an innocent baby because of God's preordained actions/ sins.
God gave Solomon great wisdom and Solomon made a bunch of stupid decisions. After all, he had 1,000 mother in laws. </font>[/QUOTE]Your answers are inconsistant. That's all I meant to show.
As for a Calvinist supposedly saying God 'made' David sin- could you please cite any Calvinist (ANY) that says such a thing? Could you cite 1 single source where a Calvinist claims that God makes any man sin? You misunderstand Calvinism at a fundamental level so of course you hate it. Maybe someday you will stop impressing what you THINK Calvinism states upon us.