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Frogman · Apr 15, 2003

For an understanding what, where and how Bro. Dallas believes I found this concise statement provided through www.primitivebaptist.org and written by Elder Gideon Potter. I am in agreement with this statement.

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Bro. Dallas

I am not able to say just how these Associations originated, but I feel sure that they all, directly and indirectly, descended from the Philadelphia Association. It is a matter of history that the Kehukee Association, in North Carolina, which still exists as regular Baptists, was formed by ministers from the Philadelphia Association about the year 1754. The Kehukee Association was regarded as a mother Association, and was at that time in direct correspondence with the Mayo Association. To give the reader a just idea of the doctrine of the Baptists at that time, I will give the 5th, 6th and 7th Articles of Faith of the Kehukee Association:

5th. "We believe that God, before the foundation of the world, for a purpose of his own glory, did elect a certain number of men and angels to eternal life, and that this election is eternal, particular and unconditional on the creatures’ part.

6th. "We also believe that it is utterly out of the power of men, as fallen creatures, to keep the laws of God properly, repent of their sins truly, or believe in Christ, except they be drawn by the Holy Ghost.

7th. "We believe that in God’s own appointed time and way (by means which he has ordained), that the elect shall be called, justified, pardoned and sanctified, and that it is impossible they can refuse the call, but shall be made willing by living grace, to receive the offers of mercy."
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KenH · Apr 15, 2003

Amen.

Ray Berrian · Apr 15, 2003

An imaginative and interesting way to restate theological error. It sounded like the dogma of Calvin and, of course, with no Biblical referencing to prove the allegations.

KenH · Apr 15, 2003

Hey, Ray, I call it truth, you call it dogma. I call your scheme dogma, you call it truth. The see-saw is balanced.

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