What an air-tight substantive post. I am sure you use that line to good effect when doing your witnessing.
By the way, you said in # 31 that you put me on block and no longer read my posts. Hmm... You don't do what you say.
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By the way, you said in # 31 that you put me on block and no longer read my posts. Hmm... You don't do what you say.
Don't you realize that you need to use the possessive apostrophe? It should be :Rippon's.
You could reword your question like this:
"Have I asked for your advice, or Rippon's for that matter?"
You have indeed not asked for our advice, but out of our generosity we have lavished you with helpful hints regarding grammar. And there are a handful of other posters who have done so also. Are we all to be dismissed by the wave of your hand?
If you want someone to follow you around and correct your spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors, I could do that. I see an error in each of your last two posts.
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Evan has a flexible Ignore List Policy. He "sneaks peeks".
No one I know, not even Presbyterians, will say that Calvinism means anything other than Predestination.
Travel in small circles, eh? [emoji3]. Just kidding, Aaron. It does not take much, however, to find Reformed churches that see "Baptist" and Reformed/Calvinistic as opposite doctrines. I know some Presbyterian members who are adamant that Calvinism denotes a covenantal understanding that is foreign to churches that could hold to "believers baptism." I also know of Arminian churches that believe in predestination (although not unconditional election).
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