canadyjd
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I didn’t know it was possible to drink too much coffee.What is the difference betwixt a Calvinist and hyper-Calvinist?
The latter drinks way too much coffee.
peace to you
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I didn’t know it was possible to drink too much coffee.What is the difference betwixt a Calvinist and hyper-Calvinist?
The latter drinks way too much coffee.
1) How would you define a Calvinist in 25 words or less?
2) The term "TULIP" defines a Calvinist - If so, do you have to believe all five to be considered a Calvinist?
3) What is the difference between a Calvinist and a hyper-calvinist?
A Christian who holds to the doctrines of grace1) How would you define a Calvinist in 25 words or less?
2) The term "TULIP" defines a Calvinist - If so, do you have to believe all five to be
considered a Calvinist?
Calvinism - Wikipedia
3) What is the difference between a Calvinist and a hyper-calvinist?
Greetings,
I truly do not know what all of "Calvin" taught, ...
That’s a pretty good summary.A rejector of the notion that fallen man can believe the gospel by his free will without an inner work of God in his heart.
(25 words)
A rejector of the notion that fallen man can believe the gospel by his free will without an inner work of God in his heart.
(25 words)
Just wondering why you did not answer the question in the OP?
Just wondering why you did not answer the question in the OP?
That’s a pretty good summary.
I would not say it as a negative, though, I’d say “A supporter of the truth that fallen man cannot believe the gospel without the inner work of God in his heart. praise our Lord Jesus” (25 words)
peace to you
Wow! Straight to the insults.Rest assured, our Lord Jesus doesn't need to make of fallen man a mere automaton to get praise.
Fallen man's free will in no way derogates from the glory of the Biblical God, only from the glory of the petty little Calvinistic God who fancies he loses glory if a fallen man has free will.
Wow! Straight to the insults.
Ok, the concept of “free will” is the second lie Satan told in the garden, just after “thou shall not truly die”.
Mankind has “human will”, that is enslaved to sin (please read Romans 1-7 for definitive scriptural support), though I’m certain you will ignore it out of hand and continue with insults.
Peace to you
I'm not sure I agree with this one. I think most Calvinists would agree that John MacArthur is reformed but he does not hold to Covenant Theology nor does Steven Lawson.Reformed would be a Calvinist who in addition to doctrines of grace, holds to a Confession of faith, and to Covenant theology
Calvinists also do not follow after men. I really hate the term Calvinist because it distracts from the actual beliefs.Greetings,
I did answer the question. Read what I wrote. It would be the same answer to those who are "Armenian" in their belief system.
I follow not after men who have a following who agree with their doctrinal belief's.
I could not truly tell you what "a definition of a Calvinist" represents, for I follow NOT after men, I follow after the Lord Jesus Christ and His Apostles teachings.
Period........
If you feel that is not answering your question, well there is nothing I can do about that.
Thank you.
The Lord bless you.....
In His Love.....
Do you really not see your statement about “petty little Calvinists God” is an insult?No need to start with the insults please.
Do you really not see your statement about “petty little Calvinists God” is an insult?
Peace to you
Maybe we can reign it back to the OP?A) That's misquoted.
B) The Calvinist notion of God makes for a petty God. That is not an insult to you unless you think you're the Calvinist God.
C) You're the one who presumed I would ignore scriptures. So
D) You're the one who's insulting.
All the best.
Rest assured, our Lord Jesus doesn't need to make of fallen man a mere automaton to get praise.
Calvinism doesn't say man has to be made into an automaton to get praise.
The new heart and the new birth is something we cannot do for ourselves
A red herring of an argument if I ever saw one. Classic Calvinistic obfuscation.
No one debates that point. Utterly irrelevant.
The new birth is entirely a work of God. But he will only birth the nature of Christ in you if you want him to.
Let's not confound distinct issues.