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The gospel, of couse. Romans 5:8, 1 Corinthians 15:3-4. Romans 1:16."how does one know Christ died for one prior to believing"
Think about that.
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The gospel, of couse. Romans 5:8, 1 Corinthians 15:3-4. Romans 1:16."how does one know Christ died for one prior to believing"
Think about that.
is that you after you read Gill?![]()
Well he did say earlier he is a hyper Calvinist in his beliefs. You don’t have to have studied Calvin to follow his particular understanding of scripture.you are both ways, reformed and not refromed![]()
Well he did say earlier he is a hyper Calvinist in his beliefs. You don’t have to have studied Calvin to follow his particular understanding of scripture.
Why?Well, to be technical about it, I'm a supralapsarian.![]()
Why?
Again why? Please substantiate your current stance.I've finally read enough about the subject to switch from infralapsarianism to supralapsarianism.
Again why? Please substantiate your current stance.
So we have a clue about your view.I've finally read enough about the subject to switch from infralapsarianism to supralapsarianism.
So we have a clue about your view.
What are infralapsarianism, sublapsarianism, and supralapsarianism? | GotQuestions.org
The bottom line in this thread, what is being called a six minute gospel message is not the gospel I received to accept Christ.
Bear in mind, if you were calling the true false. Then that could mean the gospel you are calling true could actually be what is false. There is a real problem of wrong invitations being used with the Biblical gospel.I would not be surprised since most churches proclaim a false gospel.
Well what is the opposite of rejecting the gospel of God's grace. It is a problem of language. Using "accept" for "receive" [John 1:12]. Unless God gives one the new birth, there is nothing in man's ability to obtain it. [John 1:13.]There is no "accepting" Christ. Creatures don't get to decide what to do with their Creator; it's the other way around.
The gospel I believe is in my signature at the bottom of my posts. How is it different than yours?We believe different gospels. It's as clear-cut as that.