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Man Saved Out of Calvinism Gives Testimony at SBC

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Yeshua1

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Simply fallacious carnal denial of clear Biblically illustrated free will.

Um...So, I’m guessing by the standards you attempt to impose that you don’t believe in Trinity??? Since by the same standards, ...Or unless you're prepared to admit you're hypocrisy, because I did happen to notice that otherwise you must continue to proudly stick to using your non-philosophical reasoning :Cautious that the Bible doesn't mention it at all, ... Got it. ;)
How much of us was affected by the fall of Adam, just some?
 

InTheLight

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Free will....a philosophical idea ...not taught in scripture anywhere....
Closest attempt was Lucifer...I will ascend, I will be like the most high.....he was mistaken..
You ....like Satan... are mistaken here..can you see that???

Hey, Benjamin! Icon thinks you are like Satan!

A couple weeks ago in response to my questioning Calvinism he called me ungodly and wicked, likening me to the people that crucified the Lord. These are the sorts of 'arguments' that Bill Martinson alluded to and why I rarely participate in these threads any more.

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Benjamin

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Hey, Benjamin! Icon thinks you are like Satan!

A couple weeks ago in response to my questioning Calvinism he called me ungodly and wicked, likening me to the people that crucified the Lord. These are the sorts of 'arguments' that Bill Martinson alluded to and why I rarely participate in these threads any more.

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Yeah, to be honest I figured throwing "carnal" back at him might set him off. He believes he and the writers of the LBC 1869 have special insight and their work inspired so all that disagree with it are evil. Couldn't count how many times he's gotten personal and used such derogatory insults in debate and kind of surprised he flies under the radar with it.

I rarely participate myself any more but guess I was a bit bored and I know I shouldn't but figured I'd rattle his cage a little, maybe occasionally like to throw him a few crumbs to chew on when he's sitting all alone. :) I try to help him some too, but suspect there is some kind of blockage that makes him the way he is. My biggest issue with him is that he shamelessly avoids coming to the truth while hiding behind his insults, but the rest I'm pretty thick skinned about and consider the source and Who he will answer to eventually about his excuses to freely accept the love of God and his vocal distaste for all to have the opportunity to freely receive His grace.
 
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Yeshua1

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Yeah, to be honest I figured throwing "carnal" back at him might set him off. He believes he and the writers of the LBC 1869 have special insight and their work inspired so all that disagree with it are evil. Couldn't count how many times he's gotten personal and used such derogatory insults in debate and kind of surprised he flies under the radar with it.

I rarely participate myself any more but guess I was a bit bored and figured I'd rattle his cage a little, maybe occasionally like to throw him a few crumbs to chew on when he's sitting all alone. :) I try to help him some too, but suspect there is some kind of blockage that makes him the way he is. My biggest issue with him is that he shamelessly avoids coming to the truth while hiding behind his insults, but the rest I'm pretty thick skinned about and consider the source and who he will answer to eventually.
For all of his faults, at least he understands what the scriptures speak on this matter!
 

Benjamin

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Do we have full free will when we were lost?
To avoid semantic ambiguity circular argument ["full"] "free will" needs to be defined as human “volition” and this sustains the meaning that man has the ability to consciously choose; one cannot do both, have this ability and not have this ability in any logical sense. If man's response is determined by causal means to have an irresistible effect on the man then man's volition logically becomes void. Thus, strict Determinism would be left and a less than genuine gospel for those who are lost.
 

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To avoid semantic ambiguity circular argument ["full"] "free will" needs to be defined as human “volition” and this sustains the meaning that man has the ability to consciously choose; one cannot do both, have this ability and not have this ability in any logical sense.
This is why you never seem to learn. You deny the biblical definition and invent your own really idiotic definition of "free will."

Once more, "free will" has nothing to do with "volition" or the "ability to consciously choose" or any other of your silly miss-directions.

"Free will" means that the will of lost man is NOT bound by the law of sin and death in direct contradiction to Romans 8:2 "For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death."

Until you stop trying to wiggle around the teachings of the bible you will never learn what biblical soteriology really is. :(
 

Iconoclast

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Hey, Benjamin! Icon thinks you are like Satan!

A couple weeks ago in response to my questioning Calvinism he called me ungodly and wicked, likening me to the people that crucified the Lord. These are the sorts of 'arguments' that Bill Martinson alluded to and why I rarely participate in these threads any more.

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Could you point out where that post was I don't recall that post and if so I'd like to reread it
 

Revmitchell

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This is why you never seem to learn. You deny the biblical definition and invent your own really idiotic definition of "free will."

Once more, "free will" has nothing to do with "volition" or the "ability to consciously choose" or any other of your silly miss-directions.

"Free will" means that the will of lost man is NOT bound by the law of sin and death in direct contradiction to Romans 8:2 "For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death."

Until you stop trying to wiggle around the teachings of the bible you will never learn what biblical soteriology really is. :(

Uh no sir, he is not bound by calvinistic/reformed/particular/whatever ideology. His learning is just fine, yours not so much. You need to learn that these doctrines are defined completely different. Your lack of respect for those with whom you disagree does not promote civil discussion and it has earned you a scolding from a new comer. Maybe you should heed the genuine correction you have been given and drop this hostile attitude you displayed in this post.
 

Benjamin

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This is why you never seem to learn. You deny the biblical definition and invent your own really idiotic definition of "free will."
No surprise that you would fallaciously attempt to avoid defining the terms.


Once more, "free will" has nothing to do with "volition" or the "ability to consciously choose" or any other of your silly miss-directions.
I try to offer you a little semantic disambiguation by defining terms and there goes your methods of argument, so sad.
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"Free will" means that the will of lost man is NOT bound by the law of sin and death in direct contradiction to Romans 8:2 "For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death."
Maybe you should look up "semantic ambiguity" and how it applies to philosophical debate by defining terms which has a goal of drawing out the truth in an argument as well as pointing out your "idiotic" fallacious tactics of avoiding such.

Until you stop trying to wiggle around the teachings of the bible you will never learn what biblical soteriology really is. :(

I know your pride gets hurt but you shouldn't accuse your opposition of "trying to wiggle around the teachings of the bible" to defend your question begging conclusions on soteriology. Calm down, breathe deeply and consider your position on this board. Weaseling on the term of "free will" is your wiggle, not mine. :Smile
 

Iconoclast

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Hey, Benjamin! Icon thinks you are like Satan!

A couple weeks ago in response to my questioning Calvinism he called me ungodly and wicked, likening me to the people that crucified the Lord. These are the sorts of 'arguments' that Bill Martinson alluded to and why I rarely participate in these threads any more.

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And all this time I thought the reason you did not participate in the threads anymore is your inability to answer anything scriptural. That's seem to be more why you struggled in these threads and then you go hide like a turtle and pop out once in awhile and make some kind of accusations just like they're trying to accuse TC of being arrogant and rude when he's just answering the questions and their straightforward manner.
 
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