Bought and Then Redeemed!

[Silverhair]

Nope. You're reading comprehension is awful, Sliverhair.
I have said, often, that your interpretation is humanism. You are the problem, not God. I stand against your interpretation, Sliverhair, not God.

Well since we do not agree on many things I would not expect you to agree with what I post. I view your theology as the stepchild of Gnostic philosophy that was brought into the church by Augustine and prompted by Calvin and the reformers so I see your interpretation to be against the bible and to disparage the character of God. As I see it your determinist theological view is wrong so I will continue to point out the errors of your view.

I will continue to pray that God will open your eyes to the truth of His word so as to show you the errors of your theology.

 

[AustinC]

Well since we do not agree on many things I would not expect you to agree with what I post. I view your theology as the stepchild of Gnostic philosophy that was brought into the church by Augustine and prompted by Calvin and the reformers so I see your interpretation to be against the bible and to disparage the character of God. As I see it your determinist theological view is wrong so I will continue to point out the errors of your view.

I will continue to pray that God will open your eyes to the truth of His word so as to show you the errors of your theology.

Note that I understand where you are coming from as I was raised with the idea that salvation was all about the choices I made.
I kept reading God's word and see very clearly that all of who I am and what happens is by ordination of God. I cannot fall back into a false doctrine of humanism and self-determinism that diminishes the God of Creation. To do so would be to tarnish Christ's Supremacy and lift up myself as co-ruler with God. That would be anathema to God