I am an anti-calvinist....oh sorry, that wasn't one of the choices was it?
John
No. It wasn't.
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I am an anti-calvinist....oh sorry, that wasn't one of the choices was it?
John
To pigeon hole yourself into any category besides trying to be solid Christian is ridiculous. Im also a confirmed sinner, but Im getting better:smilewinkgrin::godisgood:
Seriously, this is a good thread; I'm interested in what our calvinist brothers actually think. So far, it seems to be pretty even between infra and supra. I did notice that jbh identified his beliefs rather than actually answer the opening post.
Let's let them continue; and consider opening a similar thread for arminian and other non-cal brethren.
It'll go a long way towards being able to actually understand why some people post what they do; and better help all of us provide reasoned, reasonable responses to each other.
Waiting to see Aaron, preacher4truth, Luke, and EWF jump in here. . . .
To pigeon hole yourself into any category besides trying to be solid Christian is ridiculous. Im also a confirmed sinner, but Im getting better:smilewinkgrin::godisgood:
This thread demonstrates why the common argument that Non-Cals misrepresent Calvinism is a false argument. It is impossible for anyone to accurately describe Calvinism because each Calvinist believes differently.
That said, it is interesting to see what each Calvinist here believes.
Rest assured Winman......we are all solidly DOG oriented & anti Pelagianism.
Then shake off the PB/Reformed/Cal/DoG distinctions you carry and never mention or tie them to your beliefs again. :laugh:
Oh, and good luck with that. It does sound really spiritual though.
One more thing, you're not getting better, you're getting worse! You drank more whiskey last time than the time before. :smilewinkgrin:
Preach.....your not talkin to me are you?
Preach.....your not talkin to me are you?
Read my number 1. Man naturally has no desire to come to Christ. I said nobody that puts their faith will be rejected because that's true. Nobody will believe, yet God say no because they are not elect. It's that those not elect will never want to believe. The elect wouldn't have wanted to if not for God changing their heart of stone to a heart of flesh.jbh28?
you said "4. Those that are chosen will come to him. They will do this willingly. Nobody is forced into salvation. In addition, nobody is forced into hell. Whosoever will may come. God will accept anybody that puts their faith in Jesus Christ. He will reject no one that truly puts their faith in Jesus.
I agree with this statement 100%. But how can you say that "anybody" that puts their faith in Jesus will not be rejected, but yet right before that you are talking about only the "chosen"?
Which is it? Anybody? or just the 'chosen"?
John
There are really two types of Calvinists: infralpsarians and supralapsarians. Here are the distinctives of both : Notes on Supralapsarianism & Infralapsarianism
Excluding Amyraldism (4 point Calvinist) which really is a non-Calvinist, which Calvinist position do you subscribe to?
OP.
Sometimes I'm on the supra side, once in a great while the infra side.
Infra seems almost a reactionary plan to me, according to the order. I don't believe God was reactionary in His plan or purposes, and that of course, He knows all things, and brings to pass all His purpose and plan.
Supra makes more sense to me at this point in time, and seems to shed proper light on Gods Sovereignty and Omniscience/Omnisapience.
Any of you who are solidly infra, please explain why you trust the chronological order over that of supra (i.e. tell supras why they're in utter error! :laugh
Convicted 1? GO RAIDERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hold myself to being in the Amyraldism camp, why would that position"exclude" from Calvinist, as hold to all of thedoctrines of Grace, just not fully commited to limit atonement nature of the Cross?
The non-Calvinists just couldn't resist posting in this thread. Like a moth drawn to the flame.