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Anchorite said:
You will find out, and have already seen it, that a certain person exaggerates and accuses others of absurd things. The person lashes out at those who express a different theological viewpoint. Most people here are not like that, they gently and politely respond to critique. They don’t insult or spew forth heated hostility.

Keep your eyes open and consider the prevailing attitudes.

Welcome aboard!
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I take it you are referring to M?

I just got here. I did notice though that there are a few,not in any way to imply I am including her, who are not at all gentle but,are accusatory and attack minded.

Thinking I'm a sock account, etc...

I ignore those ones because I detest aggressors.

I look forward to engaging with the good people here that you referred to.

And thank you for the welcome. God Bless.
 
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Anchorite said:
You will find out, and have already seen it, that a certain person exaggerates and accuses others of absurd things. The person lashes out at those who express a different theological viewpoint. Most people here are not like that, they gently and politely respond to critique. They don’t insult or spew forth heated hostility.

Keep your eyes open and consider the prevailing attitudes.

Welcome aboard!
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@Bible_Locket Yes, here is one of the false accusers, the
hypocrite who goes by the name Anchorite, at it again.

Anchorite said:
Your dragon and unicorn occultism approves of the death penalty for persons holding non-Calvinist theological opinions?

You said Calvin advocating for the execution of his theological opponents was merely Calvin upholding civil law.

John Calvin was an arrogant, domineering, vindictive man. Calvinists tend to be like him.
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They love obsessing about my avatar and making up stuff about me because of it.

Some talk back and forth to each other about it, even.
Like that one you met earlier, among others.

They do the same with my Scripture panels.

Anchorite said:
Says the person displaying non-Christian dragon and unicorn occultism symbols.

Esotericists know that the unicorn is not a Christian symbol, but an alchemical one, hence its appearance in indices of "magical" creatures. In occult lore, the unicorn's singular horn is a projection of the Third Eye.

In the realm of sorcery and witchcraft, the unicorn is a complex phallic symbol representing the pure, untamed spiritual force, the transmutation of base consciousness, and the synthesis of dualistic energies.

Rather than just a fairy tale, esoteric traditions view it as an emblem of forbidden, hidden, occult wisdom.

In Renaissance alchemy, the unicorn represents the fiery, active masculine spirit, while its traditional companion—the maiden or a white stag—represents the passive, intuitive feminine soul.

Together, they represent the "sacred marriage" or the mystical merging of spirit and matter necessary to achieve occult enlightenment.

Unlike the modern, new age, gentle interpretation of the creature, ancient and medieval occultists viewed the unicorn as a fiercely wild and untamable beast.

The legend states that the wild beast could only be tamed by a virgin.

When the Bible mentions "unicorns," it does not refer to the mythical, horse-like creature of fairy tales.

Instead, translations like the King James Version (KJV) use the word to translate the Hebrew re'em—a fierce, untamable, and powerful horned beast, most likely a wild ox, rhinosaurus, or aurochs.

Dragon is a traditional symbol of Satan.

Throughout Christian history and art, the dragon represents cosmic chaos, spiritual disorder, and vicious evil. The legend of Saint George slaying the dragon is a well-known metaphor for Christian faith conquering the devil.

Rather than mythological creatures, scriptural "dragons" are used metaphorically to depict spiritual darkness, rebellious kingdoms, or violent worldly empires (such as Egypt or Babylon) that oppose God’s order.
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Anchorite said:
Your dragon and unicorn occultism results in bizarre beliefs, like how it is ethical to kill theological opponents, as is also done in Islamic countries.

You endorse the death penalty for those who disagree with you.

Thus, you do not know Jesus Christ.
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More of his lies. They lie about Calvin too and then defend Paul doing the very same thing.

Anchorite said:
Thank you affirming publicly that you agree with laws that say theological opponents must be executed.

God supports the death penalty for holding doctrinal opinions?

Your dragon and unicorn occult religion is nothing like what is found in the New Testament,
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I said no such thing but he is a liar, what else can we expect from such?

Anchorite said:
That is bizarre. This thread on Calvinism is being hijacked by the dragon and unicorn lady spamming it with her AI music videos.
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Notice he calls praise and worship music "spam."

Anchorite said:
I will not embrace your distorted occult “truth”.

Christianity does not use unicorns and dragons as symbols.

In the realm of sorcery and witchcraft, the unicorn is a complex symbol representing the pure, untamed spiritual force, the transmutation of base consciousness, and the synthesis of dualistic energies. Rather than just a fairy tale, esoteric traditions view it as an emblem of forbidden, hidden, occult wisdom.

When the Bible mentions "unicorns," it does not refer to the mythical, horse-like creature of fairy tales. Instead, translations like the King James Version (KJV) use the word to translate the Hebrew re'em—a fierce, untamable, and powerful horned beast, most likely a wild ox, rhinosaurus, or aurochs.
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This is a standard line of aggression from such manipulative
abusers who project their perverted fantasies onto me.
 
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Magenta said:
More of his lies. They lie about Calvin too and then defend Paul doing the very same thing.
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So??? Calving was involved in killing believers before he became a Christian?
Paul/Saul was an unbeliever Pharisee when he was killing believers that he viewed as being heretics.

There is a slight difference there...
Maybe you should ask your talking unicorn.
He'll explain the difference it makes.

Calvin was a Christian when he had murdered the heretic.

To be fair...

Here is an account of the event.

John Calvin did not personally execute Michael Servetus; rather, the government of Geneva condemned Servetus to death for heresy, and Calvin was merely a witness in the proceedings. Calvin did advocate for the execution, reflecting the beliefs of that time regarding heresy, but he did not have the authority to carry out the sentence himself.

In great contrast to Calvin, Paul after he became saved did not approve of what he had done.
Paul after salvation referred to himself as the chief of sinners
 
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John 10 verses 14-16 ~ I am the good shepherd. I know My sheep and My sheep know Me, just as the Father knows Me and I know the Father. And I lay down My life for the sheep. I have other sheep that are not of this fold. I must bring them in as well, and they will listen to My voice. Then there will be one flock and one shepherd.
Some of us are kept by the Good Shepherd. Some FWers reject being sheep.

But then, they reject a lot of Scripture Truth.
 
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John 3 verse 3, John 1 verse 13, James 1 verse 18, Romans 8 verse 9b, 1 Peter 2 verse 9 ~ Jesus replied, “Truly, truly, I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless he is born again.” Born not of blood, nor of the desire or will of man, but born of God. He chose to give us birth through the word of truth, that we would be a kind of firstfruits of His creation. If anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, he does not belong to Christ. You are chosen to proclaim the virtues of Him Who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light. My soul will exult in my God, for He has clothed me with garments of salvation, and wrapped me in a robe of righteousness. Plus Isaiah 61 verse 10
 
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Bible_Locket said:
The reading comprehension deficit here is not mine.
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She is afflicted that way. She did repeatedly lie saying I had claimed Calvinism did not exist
when I said "Calvinist" seemed to be used mostly as an ad hom. She gets a bee in her bonnet
and it never leaves. She's been after me for years under many different names, as she regularly
has her account deleted and then creates a new one. Probably to bury her wicked past.
 
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The scriptures does not teach that God’s Gospel is an offer to all men without exception, nor does it teach that God’s grace is general. The true gospel is a declaration of God’s saving power, Rom 1:16 and it teaches that God’s grace is particular, namely, reserved exclusively for a remnant of elect. God’s elect will regard the gospel of Christ as the power of God, whereas the non elect goats believe it is foolish 1 Corinthians 1:18. Thus, the gospel of Gods grace is not an offer that is tendered to all men in hopes that they will accept it. The true gospel is a declaration of God’s particular grace and atonement, and the righteousness of Christ, which is imputed only the elect. 2 Cor 5:21 7
 
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Anchorite said:
You will find out, and have already seen it, that a certain person exaggerates and accuses others of absurd things. The person lashes out at those who express a different theological viewpoint. Most people here are not like that, they gently and politely respond to critique. They don’t insult or spew forth heated hostility.

Keep your eyes open and consider the prevailing attitudes.

Welcome aboard!
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Also, this is the fruit of extreme dogmatism but also an awareness that the position the person defends is not really holding up under scrutiny.

I think we have been there to some degree, but this is a very extreme form of it.
 
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This explains a lot.
We don't ask to be born again...it is just walking down the street and that wind comes down on a person and "poof" amazing they have no clue what just happened and then imagine that they hear the Gospel (sort of because actually it is just a creed statement)

and they can now believe. Sounds exactly what Christ Jesus taught "poof" will come and then you will believe.

Dead, blind, cannot hear, slave to sin, god hater... this god definitely desires to guard the gate of salvation.


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Scripture never paints us as corpse like dead unable to respond to God.

Dead means separated not immobilized.

Even Jesus says we are like sick people in need of a physician.

Calvinists take the metaphor in a literal way and then create tall sorts of false doctrine.
 
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