Featured The Millions Who Never Had a Choice

Not a handful.

"I see many, many Arabic-speaking people turning to Christ, accepting Him as Lord and Savior,” said Nizar Shaheen, host of Light for the Nations, a Christian program seen throughout the Muslim world. "It's happening all over the Arab world. It's happening in North Africa. It's happening in the Middle East. It's happening in the Gulf countries. It's happening in Europe and Canada and the United States-in the Arabic-speaking world. Everywhere, people are accepting Jesus."
http://www1.cbn.com/onlinediscipleship/visions-of-jesus-stir-muslim-hearts

“The number of Isa dreams has seemed to grow tremendously since 2000, and in 2005 it seems to have kicked into another gear,” Costenbader said. “There has been an explosion of testimonies on the Web in the past two years about people encountering Jesus in dreams and subsequently becoming followers of Jesus.”
http://www.wnd.com/2014/11/rising-number-of-muslims-reporting-dreams-about-jesus/

Probably not any Calvinist doctrine, but I would allow for salvation. I know of no Calvinists that claim to have been enabled to believe by dreams. Yet here we have thousands and thousands of Muslims claiming it. Is this not a prime example of irresistible grace?

I find it highly ironic that Calvinists are typically skeptics when it comes to the issue of Muslims having dreams about Jesus. After all, we are told umpteen times about God's sovereignty, about how God can do whatever he pleases, the potter and the clay, yada, yada, yada, yet then hear excuses about how some things could never happen.

http://www.christianitytoday.com/le...per-suspicious-of-muslim-dreams-of-jesus.html

 

What's there to reconcile? It's a fact of life.

 

Please post a link to someone that holds to this belief. Anyone. Ever.

Speaking of an impotent God, that would be the Calvinist's God that won't allow for Muslims to have dreams that leads them to Christ.

 

Prove that anyone has died and never heard the gospel.

 

You're denying the obvious.

 

And there is that good old fashion Calvinist arrogance.

 

Or those who deny the man made and unscriptural label do not feel the need to take on the man made systematic thelogy of Calvinists.

 

Laugh Roflmao Laugh Roflmao

With only 109 posts since 2008 it looks as if you're not finding much of that here, brother, and it still eludes you.

Ad hominem seems plentiful though. Great OP by the way.

 

I guess you didn't like my answers. They were straight forward, on point, and not ad hominem.

 

By make believe????

 

And quite shockingly here is RM saying that Calvinists are arrogant what a surprise!!! Who could have seen that one coming ???lol

 

Huh?? Spelling mistakes aside...this isn't even a complete sentence.

 

Link?? I'm sorry I don't get my information or theology from the Internet but I can give you a book.
William Burt Pope's Compendium of Christian Theology

 

I quoted Isaiah 55:11.

Yes, it's awful that so many people have perished. I'm sorry but I'm not seeing an inconsistency. I'm seeing a tragedy.

You seem to be saying that belief in free will is unfair because so many people don't get the chance to choose because they haven't heard the gospel. Is that it?

Incensed? I don't get incensed because someone holds erroneous theologies. Pity would be a more apt description.

My position is not the same issue as the Calvinist belief that God condemned people to Hell from before the foundation of the world. People are condemned in my belief system because they are sinners and have rejected the gospel or never heard of it. In your system God doesn't save people because He doesn't feel like it.

Why does the Calvinist God prevent millions from hearing the gospel? Are they all part of the condemned from before the foundation of the world crowd?