glfredrick
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Brother, I assume your post was directed at me. I believe in the absolute omniscience of God, even that he knows not just actual outcomes but also every infinite possible outcome. I don't think Calvinists would hold to such an omniscient God since I think they suppose that God only knows was actually occurs instead of what could occur even though it won't occur, but I could be wrong. Where have I ever suggested that God doesn't know every free action of an individual or has to "learn?" I know I've never posted that because I don't believe that, but prove me wrong so I can openly recant!
You may know that, but you do not post consistent with that knowledge.
Originally Posted by jonathan.borland
And how would you say that irresistible grace and limited atonement are essential to the person and work of Christ? Some would say that LA and IG impugn his work!
Matt. 23:37 ¶ “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the city that kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to it! How often would I have gathered your children together as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and you were not willing!
As a non-Cal I would say the nature of God's control over every detail is difficult. Will we say that tsunamis that wipe out hundreds of thousands of people are simply the effects of man's sin upon...
And had Nineveh continued in following God he wouldn't have destroyed them. Their disobedient actions determined God's judgment against them. Pure reading of the word, folks.
And, of course, others...