BobRyan
Well-Known Member
Originally posted by BobRyan:
Still waiting for your attention to "details".
Substantive response please.
Oh how "wonderful" for you! That means it "should" be EASY for you to actually SHOW your claim is true. You know - by evaluating the details, the salient points of the argument.Originally posted by whatever:
That scenario might be future, but it's not inevitable, nor is it Calvinist.
I keep trying to get an objective exchange here.
Already addressed IN THE DETAILS of the post. (please read) it points to the Calvinist argument that NO attribute of the PERSON causes them to be selected. The FEW of MATT 7 are the only ones SELECTED and "Family attributes" of a selected person are NOT taken into consideration, since NO ATTRIBUTES of that person are taken into consideration.Why do you think God won't save my daughter?
The point was well established using CALVINIST posts.
The scenario does not say "I THINK this is unfair" -- you merely "get that" from reading the scenario and CARING for your daughter.Why do you think it would be unfair if He didn't?
What it says is that CALVINISTs claim that it is "unfair to save the parent" and that the JOY of that salvation is what should overshaddow and even eliminate concern for the suffering of the child. (The scenario establishes this point with Calvinist posts much to Gene's dissappointment)
This is not a form of "refuting" the CAlvinist scenario. In fact you seem to now be DEFENDING IT.Why does it make you feel better for God to give a child to Christian parents, knowing that the child will never believe,
Please chose one or the other.
"Again" after stating that the scenario is wrong - you continue to DEFEND it's salient points. Are you changing your position?but telling them that it is her own fault? Or better yet, that it is their fault for being such sorry witnesses? After all, God did all He could, right? It had to be someone else's failure that sent the child to Hell.
IF you are a parent and you have that Question - please let me know.Why wouldn't it have been better for Him to not even create her to begin with?
Why wouldn't that be the first question those parents would ask God?
But this "again" is s DEFENSE of the "Parent Saved and Child Lost" POINT and it is also and acceptance of the "IF I CARED TO" scenario.
Are you now changing your mind and embracing Calvinism as shown in this future Calvinist scenario?
#1. Where did I mention MY EMOTIONS in that scenario?How would He answer?
Why do you let your emotions drive what you believe?
#2. "Again" - are you embracing the scenario and charging me with fault as though I am finding fault with it?
I thought YOU were going to attack it and show that it is NOT what Calvinism would expect in the future?
Please take a side.
In Christ,
Bob