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I did not see where you posted three Scriptures. That said, however you have the entire Bible from which to choose, so have at it.

Good morning brother. I apologize for not posting sooner but I didn’t see your thread until last night.

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You’re damn right it doesn’t.

Sounds like the Democrat playbook and yet Calvin describes God in such a manner. Utterly disgraceful and heretical.

That’s an excellent post and I truly appreciate you sharing as you have.

If they actually were humble they wouldn’t be so pathetic.

We have laws and codes which mandate products must meet certain safety standards. Automobile manufacturers are not allowed to deliberately build vehicles that are unsafe and don’t work. Suffice it to say God holds Himself to even greater standards in that He doesn’t create certain people for...

Democrat politicians. Now THAT’s total depravity. 😊

The Great Commission 🙏❤️

But you have read people don’t have a choice in the matter.

It is God’s desire that everyone be saved, but not everyone is saved. How’s that possible if God’s will prevails?

“Whenever you hear that Christ only died for a select few, that's Calvinism.” @oyster67 is 100% correct. The above sentiments can easily be found throughout Christian Chat. The author of this thread literally wrote “he (God) thoroughly does not want them in any way to be eternally saved.”

1 Timothy 2: God desires everyone to be saved.

Thank you for clarifying 😊❤️🙏

I agree with EG in post 53 but I understand where you’re coming from. Your heart is in the right place and for that I rejoice. 🙏

I wasn’t implying you said or believe people are elected to damnation. I’m saying that according to calvinists, which you are not one, if only some people are elected to salvation and no one else has the ability to choose Christ of their own accord, then suffice it to say they believe everyone...

No one is elected to damnation.

It’s not a simple fact of Scripture.

For many of these heretics, God takes a backseat to their pride believing they were chosen on what has to be some form of merit on their part, though weak attempts of false modesty are sometimes made.