The King James Bible's Calvinism...

[Samuels]

You don't have to believe God's adopted children can walk away from their heritage. You choose to believe that because you can't accept that God is in control of keeping his flock.

Okay, He controls them by way of His voluminous dire warnings!
Happy now?

Butski, He better get busy ...
'cause most in the Westerrn churches ain't be'in controlled too good.

If thou is correct, He's being a big-time failure
(whilst believers are dyin' off unrepentant and goin' to hell).

 

[Yeshua1]

Okay, He controls them by way of His voluminous dire warnings!

Butski, He better get busy ...
'cause most in the Westerrn churches ain't be'in controlled too good.

More by the blessed Holy Spirit!

 

[MennoSota]

Okay, He controls them by way of His voluminous dire warnings!
Happy now?

Butski, He better get busy ...
'cause most in the Westerrn churches ain't be'in controlled too good.

If thou is correct, He's being a big-time failure
(whilst believers are dyin' off unrepentant and goin' to hell).

They were never believers, Sam. This is where you really struggle.

Second, God has no obligation to redeem anyone. He's not failing anyone or himself when he correctly judges sinners and declares them guilty.

Is it controlling to save someone out of slavery, against their will, yet choose not to save all the others who are ignorantly enslaved?

You really need to get over this false idea that God's choice to redeem is somehow an act of controlling dominance. It's not. It's an act of love and mercy.

 

[Samuels]

Menno ... your mish-ash reveals that you have NO idea of my position.
I'm not wasting any more time.

 

[Yeshua1]

Menno ... your mish-ash reveals that you have NO idea of my position.
I'm not wasting any more time.

Is your position that God saves us, but that we can lose that if we don't live right enough, long enough?