ScottEmerson
Active Member
What you say is a theological blindspot has been shown in my ten or so Scriptures that you quite simply have not answered. One might ask who has the theological blindspot, since you did not answer a one.Originally posted by Ken Hamilton:
Scott wrote: "God has allowed them to repent."
Scott, the verse doesn't say "allowed". You are reading that into the text because of your theological blindspot.
Scott wrote: "Christ most certainly grants repentance for all those who choose"
Scott, the verse says nothing about them choosing. You are reading that into the verse because of your theological blindspot.
Scott wrote: "Grant repentance to those who wish it."
Scott, the verse says nothing about wishing. You are reading that into the text because of your theological blindspot.
Scott wrote: "You have not answered to the Scriptures posted showing where faith originates."
Scott, yes I have. You simply do not accept this truth because of your theological blindspot.
Ken
A Spurgeonite
Again, the verse you posted present no problem to the Arminian theological paradigm, only in your interpretation of our framework. Meanwhile, we await your answer to the ideas about faith - especially when Christ calls the apostles as peopel with "little faith."