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Calvin vs Charlie

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Ran the Man

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Yep, which is biblical. Christ did not die for every sin ever committed by every person. If he did then his sacrifice failed. It was not good enough.
How is that biblical? Jesus came into the world to save the world. he is the light of the world. how do you get a certain few from world? world means world. everybody.
 

Reformed1689

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How is that biblical? Jesus came into the world to save the world. he is the light of the world. how do you get a certain few from world? world means world. everybody.

Are you honestly saying that when we use the word world it means every single person every time?
 

Ran the Man

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Are you honestly saying that when we use the word world it means every single person every time?
Why not? That's what it means in everyday English. The song says "He's got the whole world in his hands", not the elect in his palm.
Hippie up man. Jesus wants to save everyone.
 

Reformed1689

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Why not? That's what it means in everyday English. The song says "He's got the whole world in his hands", not the elect in his palm.
Hippie up man. Jesus wants to save everyone.

Except that is not what Scripture teaches. I can also prove that we do not always use the word world the same way in English every time.

Say the World Series is on and the commentator says that the eyes of the entire world are on the pitcher. Does he literally mean every single person in the world? No. Not at all.

Christ Did Not Die For All Sins: A Look At Limited Atonement
 

Ran the Man

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Think about this dude:
There are very FEW black Calvinists. If you look at the demographics, most Calvinists are middle class and upper middle class white guys. Why? Because it's a cushy, comfy theology. We're God's chosen and the others? To hell with them. Yes we witness, we send missionaries, but only to reap a forgone result.
Why are baptists so into this Presbyterian doctrine? When did the OPC take over the SBC?
 

Ran the Man

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Except that is not what Scripture teaches. I can also prove that we do not always use the word world the same way in English every time.

Say the World Series is on and the commentator says that the eyes of the entire world are on the pitcher. Does he literally mean every single person in the world? No. Not at all.

Christ Did Not Die For All Sins: A Look At Limited Atonement
Only Americans think it's ok to hold a world series and no other countries show up.
 

Reformed1689

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Think about this dude:
There are very FEW black Calvinists. If you look at the demographics, most Calvinists are middle class and upper middle class white guys. Why? Because it's a cushy, comfy theology. We're God's chosen and the others? To hell with them. Yes we witness, we send missionaries, but only to reap a forgone result.
Why are baptists so into this Presbyterian doctrine? When did the OPC take over the SBC?

A Presbyterian doctrine? You really need to study some history, and Bible. If you can show me, from Scripture, that the doctrine's of grace are heretical I will gladly abandon them. But I guarantee you that you cannot do so.
 

Ran the Man

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So instead of admitting the fact that I just proved your assertion wrong, you come back with this? Do you even want to have a serious discussion?
I'm illustrating that it's a misuse of the word "world" not it's proper use which means the whole planet or all the people on it.
 

Ran the Man

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Personally, I put very little weight into whether or not I "want" to believe someone but rather focus on if there is logical reason to believe someone before coming to a conclusion. Did Grandma also ever tell you not to judge a book by it's cover?


The fact that someone can begin an argument by forming a personal attack (Ad Hominem) against someone else in order to "poison the well" really carries no validity concerning the outcome of his writings.
no, but she told me to judge them by their fruits, as Jesus did. Calvin was a bringer of death, not of life.
 

Ran the Man

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You realize people who hold the doctrine's of grace also believe in free will correct?
If the nicene fathers taught the calvinist version of "freewill" then why did the Eastern Church strongly condemn Calvinist teaching when they convened about that time? They would be going against the church fathers if they didn't.
 

Reformed1689

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I'm illustrating that it's a misuse of the word "world" not it's proper use which means the whole planet or all the people on it.

No all you have shown is that you don't understand basic grammatical and word use principles. The fact that you ignore the reality that words can mean multiple things makes me think this conversation has been a waste of time.
 

MartyF

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John Calvin is known to be responsible for the deaths of at least 50 people. He was called the Pope of Geneva and was a known tyrrant in his day.

I, too, would like to know where you got this number. I am not a fan of Calvin, but I don't think you are going to succeed in convincing anyone.

Yes, pointing out the evils of John Calvin and his followers is an important argument when Calvinists start leaning on how "traditional" their theology is or start calling people who believe otherwise heretics of some form or another.

But I see it as a very poor "first attack" on the theology.
 

loDebar

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Yep, which is biblical. Christ did not die for every sin ever committed by every person. If he did then his sacrifice failed. It was not good enough.
He died for ALL sin,

Heb 9:26

For then must he often have suffered since the foundation of the world: but now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself
Jhn 1:29

The next day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sinof the world.
 

Reformed1689

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He died for ALL sin,

Heb 9:26

For then must he often have suffered since the foundation of the world: but now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself
Jhn 1:29

The next day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sinof the world.

Again, world has different meanings in different uses. If the sin of the whole world is taken away, why do people go to Hell? Or do you believe in universalism? You can't have it both ways.
 
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