Calvinists who believe grace allows them to smoke marijuana...[emoji57][emoji10][emoji16]What, specifically, does one mean by "high Calvinism"? This often has the connotation of being anti-evangelistic.
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Calvinists who believe grace allows them to smoke marijuana...[emoji57][emoji10][emoji16]What, specifically, does one mean by "high Calvinism"? This often has the connotation of being anti-evangelistic.
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When Leighton Flowers says that the Bible alone is a sufficient revelation to grant people faith, that's begging the question, because how are we to discern that the Bible is God's revelation and not the Koran or the Bhagavad Gita? It's the Holy Spirit which witnesses to us that the Bible is true, which is what Calvinists mean by irresistible grace.
This is the conundrum. When you believe man is unable to come to God on his own because of his depravity.When Leighton Flowers says that the Bible alone is a sufficient revelation to grant people faith, that's begging the question, because how are we to discern that the Bible is God's revelation and not the Koran or the Bhagavad Gita? It's the Holy Spirit which witnesses to us that the Bible is true, which is what Calvinists mean by irresistible grace.
When Leighton Flowers says that the Bible alone is a sufficient revelation to grant people faith, that's begging the question, because how are we to discern that the Bible is God's revelation and not the Koran or the Bhagavad Gita? It's the Holy Spirit which witnesses to us that the Bible is true, which is what Calvinists mean by irresistible grace.
This is the conundrum. When you believe man is unable to come to God on his own because of his depravity.
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