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Are there Fundamentalist Calvinist Baptists then?
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As an IBF, I once had Calvinist pastor. I wasn't a Calvinist then either.
Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary is a 4 point Calvinist IFB school. But yes, IFB folk are mainly not Calvinist.
There also are rare in that do not think are KJVO
Well said!
No, they are definitely not.
I think that they had invited Mark Ward to a discussion regrading KJVO views and the bible
Depends
All calvinist would hold to the tenets of fundamentalism. Their view of Christ, the Atonement etc
All calvinist would hold to the tenets of fundamentalism. Their view of Christ, the Atonement etc
Alan Dale Gross
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...and what did he say...btw?
"There also are rare in that do not think are KJVO." (?)
"They are also rare in that I do not think that they are KJVO"?
We get it. I'm a Baptist.
"There also are rare in that do not think are KJVO." (?)
"They are also rare in that I do not think that they are KJVO"?
We get it. I'm a Baptist.
That’s excellent news… keep them away from us and I wouldn’t consider ever going to one of their churches and I resent it when they attempt pastoring in my type of church. You go to your church and I will go to mine… OKAY
Excuse me, what are the tenants of fundamentalism?
All Calvinists believe in election & grace salvation. Do Fundamentalists believe these doctrines?
I don’t like that ‘O’ connotation. I alone choose which Bible I read and study from…you tell me differently and we now have a big problem.
What point do they not agree with? In my eyes anyway, they aren’t truly reformed in doctrine. Being both a Calvinist and IFB is weird. Do any Particular Baptists align with them? But how could they being 5 pointes in doctrine?
Excellent!
What are you even saying?
A majority would mean something over 50%.
Yet all would mean 100%.
?????
I know of no calvinist who denies the 5 fundamentals as espoused in the 1920s.
They reject limited atonement, as do all Amyraldians. But they are an independent Baptist school, as I said, so that's their focus, and they don't worry about the Particular Baptists in general.
I think they follow Lewis Sperry Chafer in this, the dispensational founder of Dallas Theological Seminary.