So far,
you have not answered the questions I have asked you.
Maybe you "answer" them inside your head; and indeed, I do not hear what's going on inside your head. But you have not answered them in this thread. And even you know that you have not answered them, which is why you resort to such lily-livered, conviction-lacking language like
"MAYBE I answer them and you do not hear them." Get real; even you know you have not answered any of the questions I asked you.
"[F]or the last time"? Wait, how many previous times have you told me you
"do not prescribe [sic] to the WCF"? But, it's interesting that you're throwing the WCF under the bus, here.
Your post #287, so far as I can recall, is the first time you've posted a "reply" to one of my posts (in this thread, at least). But that post of yours is nothing but a confused, angry, childish reaction to a post (not even addressed to you) I had written in criticism of one of Calvinists' glaring, God-blaspheming errors confessionalized into a particular sentence in Calvinism's Westminster Confession of Faith. So, it's amusing that initially you were triggered to react to
that post of mine, which was a criticism of that WCF monstrosity, but once you realized you have no hope of salvaging that WCF monstrosity from the criticism I levelled against it, you threw it under the bus and are now disowning it.
You're not paying careful attention to what I wrote. I specified exactly why I cited/quoted Ephesians 1:11: because the WCF "divines" (or their successors, some later custodians/editors/publishers of the WCF text) cited that passage of Scripture for a "proof" text for the God-blaspheming Calvinist monstrosity they published in that first portion of Chapter 3, Section 1 of their WCF. For them to do that was for them to claim (falsely) that what Paul teaches in Ephesians 1:11 is what they are teaching in that first portion of Chapter 3, Section 1 of their WCF. You would be lying through your teeth if, having compared their words against Paul's words, you were willing to say that they did not intend Paul's God-breathed phrase "all things" to be thought synonymous with their not-God-breathed phrase "whatsoever comes to pass". I said nothing about Paul's word "predestination", and I even
bolded the particular phrase of Paul's that I was trying to bring to attention:
worketh all things.