Featured Flaws of Calvinism

1) Does Van believe the Bible means what it says? Yes
2) To claim doing something allowed by God means the doer is God is an absurdity.
3) Obviously God's plan allows people to believe or not believe, thus the claim only those compelled to believe is fiction.
4) Another absurdity, this prevention occurs (it seems to me) before God credits the person's faith.
5) The absurd claim God is overruled when people do not believe is of course fictional. Here the falsehood of God choosing those who do not believe is a straight-up nullification of James 2:5 and 2 Thessalonians 2:13.
6) Next we get God carrying out His plan over the objections of a human, as proof God's plan is Calvinism! Hogwash
7) Once again the idiotic claim that God does not determine who believes and who does not is made. These assertions that God bases His action on faith which He chooses not to credit as righteousness constitutes falsehood piled on absurdity.
8) Martin you inability to accept what the Bible says is not Van's fault.
9) Who places individuals into Christ? God or the individual? God! Who makes they alive, (regenerates them)? God or the individual? God! So is Van's view that the individual makes him or herself alive? Nope, so yet another straight-up falsehood by a Calvinist defending false doctrine.
10) God crediting our faith as righteousness is a work of God. But once again the Calvinist makes the opposite claim.
11) Scripture says God credited Abraham's faith as righteousness, but the Calvinist says God did not! Go figure.
12) Individuals "receive" the gospel and put their faith in it. No where does scripture suggest the absurdity that God instilled our faith but it is unrighteous, so God then needs to credit it. Also why would God say oh you of little faith. Why does God instill unrighteous faith or little faith? He does not! The whole concept is unbiblical hogwash.

Once again it has been shown from scripture that the Calvinists have no answer for Matthew 23:13.

 

Does the Servant of the Lord still deny Hades and Gehenna, and Pauline Justification via the washing of regeneration?

Those that ask questions implying false doctrines are held by others are engaging in demonic behavior.

 

1) Does Van believe the Bible means what it says? Yes
2) To claim doing something allowed by God means the doer is God is an absurdity.
3) Obviously God's plan allows people to believe or not believe, thus the claim only those compelled to believe is fiction.
4) Another absurdity, the Matthew 23:13 prevention occurs (it seems to me) before God credits the person's faith.
5) The absurd claim God is overruled when people do not believe is of course fictional. Here the falsehood of God choosing those who do not believe is a straight-up nullification of James 2:5 and 2 Thessalonians 2:13.
6) Next we get God carrying out His plan over the objections of a human, as proof God's plan is Calvinism! Hogwash
7) Once again the idiotic claim that God does not determine who believes and who does not is made. These assertions that God bases His action on faith which He chooses not to credit as righteousness constitutes falsehood piled on absurdity.
8) Martin you inability to accept what the Bible says is not Van's fault.
9) Who places individuals into Christ? God or the individual? God! Who makes they alive, (regenerates them)? God or the individual? God! So is Van's view that the individual makes him or herself alive? Nope, so yet another straight-up falsehood by a Calvinist defending false doctrine.
10) God crediting our faith as righteousness is a work of God. But once again the Calvinist makes the opposite claim.
11) Scripture says God credited Abraham's faith as righteousness, but the Calvinist says God did not! Go figure.
12) Individuals "receive" the gospel and put their faith in it. No where does scripture suggest the absurdity that God instilled our faith but it is unrighteous, so God then needs to credit it. Also why would God say oh you of little faith. Why does God instill unrighteous faith or little faith? He does not! The whole concept is unbiblical hogwash.

Once again it has been shown from scripture that the Calvinists have no answer for Matthew 23:13

 

Philippians 1:29
For to you it has been granted for Christ’s sake, not only to believe in Him, but also to suffer on His behalf,

The above poorly translated verse is of course a favorite of Calvinism. Why? Because because they understand the word translated as "granted" in the NASB to mean "given via irresistible grace" ... to believe. Thus according to Calvinism, this verse supports the fiction of "total spiritual inability" of the lost.

But let us consider another meaning, that the word means "allowed" as in the lost of allowed to believe because of Christ! Without Christ, could we believe in Christ? Nope. Without Christ's suffering, could we suffer with Christ? Nope.

So a better, less encrypted translation would be "For to you it has been allowed because of Christ, not only to believe in Him, but also to partake in His suffering. For when we were spiritually baptized into Christ, we were baptized into His death (and sufferings).

 

As I said falsehood piled on Absurdity. I showed, false claim by false claim, there was no answer, but here goes yet another Calvinist disputing the obvious. Do they address Calvinism, or attempt to change the subject to something other than Calvinism? Yes they do, this time to the idiotic claim scripture is "Vanism."

Calvinism claims God does not allow the lost to seek God at any time. Matthew 23:13 demonstrates that Calvinism is false doctrine.

Calvinism claims the lost cannot be prevented by false teachings from entering the Kingdom. Matthew 23:13 demonstrates that Calvinism is false doctrine.

Calvinism claims God does not determine whose belief is valid and righteous, and those whose belief will not be credited. Romans 4:4-5, Romans 4:23-24 demonstrates that Calvinism is false doctrine.

 

Pay no attention to the unreferenced claims of our Calvinist posters, such as such and such was explained in the past.

Are there none who ever seek God? Nope, some seek God some of the time, such as in Matthew 23:13.

Calvinism claims God does not allow the lost to seek God at any time. Matthew 23:13 demonstrates that Calvinism is false doctrine.

Calvinism claims the lost cannot be prevented by false teachings from entering the Kingdom. Matthew 23:13 demonstrates that Calvinism is false doctrine.

Calvinism claims God does not determine whose belief is valid and righteous, and those whose belief will not be credited. Romans 4:4-5, Romans 4:23-24 demonstrates that Calvinism is false doctrine.

The T, U, L and I of the TULIP are false doctrines as this has been explained.

The Lost have limited spiritual ability, able to understand and receive spiritual milk but not spiritual solid food. 1 Corinthians 3:1-3.

God chooses individuals for salvation through the conditional election of faith in the truth, 2 Thessalonians 2:13

Christ died as a ransom for all, becoming the means of salvation for the whole world, all of humanity. 1 Timothy 2:6 and 1 John 2:2.

God's necessary grace needed to receive the gospel can be resisted, thus the lost have the choice of life or death, and God encourages them to choose life. Deuteronomy 30:19

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