Reply to Luke2427
So you admit it is nameless, right?
You admit it has no historical roots, correct?
You think such credentials are worthless, right?
The church has hammered these things out for nearly two thousand years, but that really has no REAL value to you- right?
Every man for himself theologically- who CARES that no one has ever held to such an ecclectic, buffet line, hodge podge of doctrines that do not go together, that cannot nor has ever been systematized, right?
No, I pointed out that whether it has a widely held name or not, the name means nothing. Thus the logical fallacy of an argument from irrelevance.
Yes, that other people have accepted a doctrine means nothing because people have widely accepted true doctrine and false doctrine. Thus the logical fallacy of an argument from popularity rather than truth.
First, Calvinism has its roots from about 400 years ago, and does not reflect the consensus of the Church. What people believed in the first century helps us get closer to the actual message of the New Testament, but the traditions of men over the intervening years should not supplant the views expressed in scripture.
The existing splits within the body of Christ reflect the every man or group for himself mentality, my goal is to present a view that everyone can adopt because it is closer to truth.
My views are not hodge podge, they are based on all scripture. They are not selective like Calvinism, where all the verses that say Calvinism is false are nullified. My views all fit together perfectly with all scripture, they just do not fit with your understanding of scripture. My views are systematized in that they accept the work of others as to (1)Theology, (2) Bible, (3) Trinity, (4)Christology, (5)Salvation, (6) Mankind, (7) End times.