I already know about "hyper cals."
You mean the people you are claiming don't even exist? Confusing.
What is incorrect specifically? Make an actual argument about what I've stated and provide support to back up your claims then we will be engaged in a real discussion of ideas and arguments.
That you see them both in the same boat as per me, then you aren't paying attention friend. I've never come close to saying that. Ever. You put them in the same boat. It's always the same thing, always saying I said something I haven't said.
Do Calvinists believe salvation is all of God?
Do Hyper-Calvinists believe salvation is all of God?
The answer to those two questions, I would presume, is "yes." You have continued to argue that because hyper-Cals believe it is "all of God" that there is nothing wrong with what they do believe and teach.
You have written:
1. "hyper-calvinism = God does all, to Him all Glory. How can this be wrong?"
2. Hyper-cal is more a "phantom fear,"...
3. "The ultimate end of hyper-cal is All God."
4. "if hyper-cals ultimate end means it is ALL GOD, then call me that."
5. "let's pretend that whatever point they (hyper-cals) believe in be true, what is its ultimate and logical end? I contend that it would be that it is All God. And at the end of the day, if their tenets were absolutely true, would we still, Glorify God, and still, ultimately trust in Him, and believe that all of His Sovereign control and purposes are Just and Holy (as HE can be none other)?"
6. "lets say there were a hyper-cal church, that faithfully preached the Gospel, saw many saved/baptised, and attributed it all to the Glory of God, then what problem do we have with them?"
Allow me to clearly answer the last question quoted above: The "problem we have with them" is that they don't believe evangelism is necessary. They don't believe in supporting missions. They don't believe the gospel is meant to be preached to all peoples. They don't believe God loves all men. That is what our problem is with them and it should be a problem for you too, if you are not a hyper-Cal yourself.
Now, do you see what you are doing? You are equating a belief shared by hyper-Cals with that of non-hypers ("its all God") in order to argue that there is nothing really wrong with what Hypers believe and teach. That should offend non-hyper Calvinists on this board.