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You can't claim to believe that Gods elect are "eternally secure", and at the same time claim they can lose their salvation. I have previously corrected you on your interpretation of Hebrews 6 but it seems as though you never read it, so I need to repeat it. Hebrews 6:4-6 describes...

No, that's not what scripture says at all. Both grace and faith are gifts that God sovereignly bestows upon His elect, when He regenerates us. The Bible reveals that humans are spiritually dead because of sin. A dead person cannot choose God on their own. God must first give new life...

You can't claim to believe that salvation is by Gods sovereign grace, while you reject Gods Word, by claiming that you created or cultivated your own faith while you were a corpse. My question to you is, how can a corpse create saving faith. You need to answer this question before we can move...

You are not defending the wording of Hebrews, but you are defending your private unbiblical interpretation of Hebrews. You claim to believe that "eternal security" is true, but then go on to deny it in the same paragraph, by claiming that the warnings of falling away (losing salvation) in...

None of that is true, because it's all based on your imagination and not on any Biblical truth. You're obviously ignorant of the fact that faith is a gift, which God only gives to His elect. So it's not a work at all. The Lord Jesus never described faith as a work, you just made that nonsense...

You obviously don't know the difference between Calvinism and Arminianism, or what a Monergist or Synergist means. So there's no point in discussing thigs you don't understand. They say ignorance is bliss, so enjoy your slumber while you can.

There is nothing in the Bible to support the idea that God ever "wishes" for something. Why would God wish for something, when He is the only One who predetermines all things that come to pass. Nothing can happen outside of His will. If God wanted to save every single person, then He would...

What I have written is shaped by Gods Word, it's not based on my personal opinion. God’s deep, redemptive love belongs exclusively to the elect. At the same time, the Bible states that God hates the Reprobate Psalm 5:5: "The boastful shall not stand before your eyes; you hate all evildoers."...

Your interpretation of the scriptures above doesn't make any sense, because you failed to consider their intended context and what the rest of the Bible says about the matter. The Bible teaches that making human choice or cooperation the decisive factor in salvation turns faith into a...

Some believe that Hebrews 6:4–6 teaches that a saved person can lose their salvation because the text describes people who were "enlightened," "tasted the heavenly gift," and became "partakers of the Holy Spirit" before "falling away". They view the "falling away" as a true believer completely...

Your interpretation of Hebrews lines up with Arminian theology. It's your way of denying the Bible doctrine of "eternally security", which affirms that Gods elect are eternally secure. Your rejection of formal systematic theology reveals that your system is just hidden. You don't have a clear...

The Reformers did not have any campaigns of extermination, you have no historical evidence to make such an outrageous claim. You tried to use the following as evidence that the reprobate were once saved but have since fallen away. 1) REPENTED of their sins, - (there is nothing to prevent the...

You are twisting the scriptures and forcing them to say something other than what they are saying. The truth of Scripture is that hatred is the opposite of love. As such, hatred is not simply, as you claim, that God “loves some less.” The reason for God’s hatred of the reprobate is that they...

But you're claiming that your faith is the work that God requires, in order to save you. And that's the Arminian version of the gospel in a nut shell.

There you go again, promoting the Arminian "saved by works" version of the gospel, whilst denying it. John 6:27-29 does set a condition for salvation—the condition of faith—but it strictly defines faith as a non-meritorious instrument rather than a human work that earns salvation. When the...

Romans 5:6-8 is not teaching that Jesus died to save every individual human being, but rather that He died for a specific, diverse group of people. The "us" in verse 8 refers back to those addressed in Romans 1:7 ("loved by God and called to be saints") and those justified by faith in Romans...

That may be your private opinion, and you're entitled to express your opinion. But Gods Word reveals that your opinion is dead wrong. A false gospel message cannot save anyone. If I told a stranger that Christ Jesus died for their sin, I would be lying to them and their blood may be on my hands.

None of that is true, because it's all based on your own private interpretation of the gospel. You don't get to impose your inconsistent, incoherent unbiblical interpretation of the gospel message. The gospel message is not negotiable and it's not subject to correction by self appointed...

Not true, what you have given me is pure Arminian theology. I don't expect you to admit it, because no Arminian ever does. So your denial doesn't serve to exonerate you, it only affirms the obvious. You claim that Hebrews 6:4-6 is evidence that Gods elect can fall away, but the Bible does not...

None of that is true because it's all based on your man centred Arminian "saved by works" version of the gospel, which makes a mockery of the true "saved by grace" biblically correct gospel. You Arminians always pluck verses of the Bible out in isolation and out of their intended context then...