I thought that I’d step in, and reiterate:
1. “Good” Calvinists don't preach the Gospel.
Why? Because in order to win someone, you must persuade them. (I Cor. 9 KJV ; Acts. 26; 2I Cor. 5 KJV; et.al.) And persuading clearly implies that a decision can be made. Any “good,” “elect,” Calvinist knows that people don't make decisions; The LORD God makes all the decisions.
Calvinists such as Spurgeon are akin to Muslims who live peacefully with members of the boc; both are traitorous to their own ranks and beliefs.
Like it or not, Calvinists are the sodomites of Christendom. Since they lack the ability to reproduce, they are forced to recruit.
Thank God the Father, through the great Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ, that the Holy Spirit isn't a Calvinist.
2.Those that rightly divide the word of truth, per 2 Timothy 2:15, KJV(A command, not suggestion) understand "election," as pertaining to service, and separate eternal security from "predestination."
Breaking it down-"It's not that complicated"(The great Mayor of TOL, STP):
In order for a Calvinist to "believe" he was predestined, he/she must believe he/she is saved. With me so far, sheep being conned by the Calvinists?
In order to believe he/she is "saved," he must be convinced that his/her "life style" meets the standard(just like the nutcase "charismatics"). Still with me?
When his/her life style falls below a certain standard, say, he/she relapses on booze, on hookers/pimps, pot, or stops going to his/her "the" church, he/she loses that "feeling."
You know the feeling. "I know I'm saved, because my life style tells me so..."
Since I have fallen into the pit/ditch, I must not be saved. Since I am not saved, I must not be "predestinated," to get saved. I thought I was saved, but, it turns out, I was never saved. I was deceived into believing I was saved, when in fact.....
This is the Calvinist "logic." This is their material, not mine.
No, you can't get assurance, if you are looking at your behavior as a barometer of how "saved" you are. This is what Calvinists do, despite any spin to the contrary. And most "Christians" do this, and therefore, most cannot get assurance of salvation.
That is their "good news."
Yes, Calvinists believe in the "doctrine" of OSAS-but they believe that they were saved before they were born. But "assurance of salvation", confidence, that comes from within, is not "eternal security." .Many "churches" hold to the doctrine of "salvation." Does that mean that their church members are saved? Nope. Professing to believe a "doctrine" is one thing. But having an inner confidence, based on "assurance," is something else. I "believe" in eternal security. But I also have assurance of salvation. And nobody has that, unless they believe Eph. 2:8-9 KJV, and Titus 3:5 KJV, as well as John 17:17 KJV, Psalms 12, 19, 119, 1 Peter 1:25 KJV....
Very few "Christians" fall into this category. Most would know that, had you asked them, instead of logging into the Calvinist sites, and losing your mind.
1. “Good” Calvinists don't preach the Gospel.
Why? Because in order to win someone, you must persuade them. (I Cor. 9 KJV ; Acts. 26; 2I Cor. 5 KJV; et.al.) And persuading clearly implies that a decision can be made. Any “good,” “elect,” Calvinist knows that people don't make decisions; The LORD God makes all the decisions.
Calvinists such as Spurgeon are akin to Muslims who live peacefully with members of the boc; both are traitorous to their own ranks and beliefs.
Like it or not, Calvinists are the sodomites of Christendom. Since they lack the ability to reproduce, they are forced to recruit.
Thank God the Father, through the great Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ, that the Holy Spirit isn't a Calvinist.
2.Those that rightly divide the word of truth, per 2 Timothy 2:15, KJV(A command, not suggestion) understand "election," as pertaining to service, and separate eternal security from "predestination."
Breaking it down-"It's not that complicated"(The great Mayor of TOL, STP):
In order for a Calvinist to "believe" he was predestined, he/she must believe he/she is saved. With me so far, sheep being conned by the Calvinists?
In order to believe he/she is "saved," he must be convinced that his/her "life style" meets the standard(just like the nutcase "charismatics"). Still with me?
When his/her life style falls below a certain standard, say, he/she relapses on booze, on hookers/pimps, pot, or stops going to his/her "the" church, he/she loses that "feeling."
You know the feeling. "I know I'm saved, because my life style tells me so..."
Since I have fallen into the pit/ditch, I must not be saved. Since I am not saved, I must not be "predestinated," to get saved. I thought I was saved, but, it turns out, I was never saved. I was deceived into believing I was saved, when in fact.....
This is the Calvinist "logic." This is their material, not mine.
No, you can't get assurance, if you are looking at your behavior as a barometer of how "saved" you are. This is what Calvinists do, despite any spin to the contrary. And most "Christians" do this, and therefore, most cannot get assurance of salvation.
That is their "good news."
Yes, Calvinists believe in the "doctrine" of OSAS-but they believe that they were saved before they were born. But "assurance of salvation", confidence, that comes from within, is not "eternal security." .Many "churches" hold to the doctrine of "salvation." Does that mean that their church members are saved? Nope. Professing to believe a "doctrine" is one thing. But having an inner confidence, based on "assurance," is something else. I "believe" in eternal security. But I also have assurance of salvation. And nobody has that, unless they believe Eph. 2:8-9 KJV, and Titus 3:5 KJV, as well as John 17:17 KJV, Psalms 12, 19, 119, 1 Peter 1:25 KJV....
Very few "Christians" fall into this category. Most would know that, had you asked them, instead of logging into the Calvinist sites, and losing your mind.
