People are going to believe what they choose to believe.
At least one side of this seemingly never ending debate between Calvinists and Arminians is going to discover they were dead wrong.
In your position and in attempts to defend it you have failed to do so and have supplied texts that do not bolster your statements whatsoever. This has been shown you on several occasions, and your recourse is always to accuse the person of some sort of
"behavior."
Instead of going ad hominem, please try using passages in context, texts that actually deal with the subject matter you are espousing, and that actually back up what you're saying?
You have not done this in your last post. I've shown you this in your last post, the texts you referenced didn't support what you claimed.
Also, we get the idea that when you say we will be found dead wrong that what you really imply is that we are lost.
I'm pretty certain that is your position.
For the record I don't believe anti-cals are lost, just because they have differing views. Confused, in error, yes. Lost? No. I'll leave you and others to make those impplications.
And here's the clincher: We believe God granted us faith, repentance, eternal life, that He did 100% of the saving, and that this was not a reward for us choosing Him. And then we have people implying
for that we are
"going to hell."
On the other hand we have people who believe they clinched salvation by making the proper choice, which is heterodox at the least, yet we're not implying they are lost.
I stand for choice, as I am convinced that's what the Bible teaches.
You've not offered any texts to show this, nor have you refuted any texts which show you to be in error.
It's sad that some cannot seem to defend their position without sarcasm and insults.
What's really sad is that you resort to the ad hominem above, false accusations, and never really deal with the texts which refute your tradition of decisional regeneration. It's much easier to be snide than it is to prove your case. In debate it means you've failed to prove your case.