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Ezekiel 36:26 –And I will give you a new heart, and a new spirit I will put within you. And I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give you a heart of flesh. You only take freely after you are given a new heart by God. Not your choice, Gods. He gives the new heart, and THEN you...

EXACTLY! And to say that it is your choice and not the work of the Holy Ghost in you from start to finish is exactly what this verse is talking about.

So Jesus did not die for all sins then? 1 Peter 3:18 For Christ also died for sins once for all

But this does not follow logic. You said 1.) Unbelief is a sin 2.) There is no sin too great for Jesus to cover 3.) Jesus died for the sins of all men. Therefore, Jesus died for all men's sins, and unbelief is a sin, and there is no sin too great for him to overcome, then his blood covers the...

Ok so it is a sin. Is there any sin too great for Jesus blood to cover?

So Christ does have a condition upon whom he will and won't save? See, I believe this condition has nothing to do with who I am or what I choose. You say the condition is your own correct choice. The only difference between you and an unsaved person is that you DID a work and they did not. This...

Because truth is truth, whether we choose it to be or not. So, Christ did not die for all sins? Only the unconditional ones?

But you said Christ died for all sins unconditionally. Is there now a condition put on some sins for them to be forgiven? But this would mean that Christ did not die for all sins, but only those without condition. Did Christ die for all sins or only for unconditional sins?

But then Christ died for all men and all sin, which would include this sin of unbelief. If God died for all men and all sin, and unbelief is a sin, then Christ covered this sin and therefore all men go to heaven. Do all men go to heaven?

But you say Christ died for all sins of all men.... this would include the sin of unbelief. Which means if Christ died for all men and for all sin, then this sin would be covered as well, and all men would get into heaven. Do all men get into heaven? Looks like this question remains still...

Ok, so Christ died for all sins. Is unbelief a sin?

So you're not going to answer? It is a simple question: Did Christ die for the sins of all?

Are you going to answer the question, or no?

Because the Arminian view goes against not only the Scriptures, but logic. Since you can't seem to respond the Scriptures we give you, perhaps logic will work. The Father imposed His wrath due unto, and the Son underwent punishment for either: 1) All the sins of all men; 2) All the sins of...

So, let me get this straight; ~ There are multiple different translations of the word, all saying creation, universe, ect. but you say that it can only be the 1 single definition that means people. So out of the 4 different translations, I have 3 and you have 1, and your 1 trumps my 3? ~ The...

World; the Greek word -- 2889 kósmos (literally, "something ordered") – properly, an "ordered system" (like the universe, creation); the world. The word is referring to his creation, not individuals. So subtly heretical is the philosophy of Arminianism

What does union with Christ have to with limited atonement? Everything. Because if regeneration itself is a redemptive benefit given only to the elect, then Christ died in a way for the elect (redemptively, to procure the benefit of regeneration), that he did not for the non-elect. Faith...

Does the Bible Teach it? Here is a concise exegetical defense of "particular redemption" in the Gospel of John. Lets notice how, in a few places, Jesus makes clear statements regarding those the Father has "given him" and join them together. Jesus said, "All that the Father gives me will come...

Because truth is truth, regardless of your feelings or need to feel in power over your conversion. Why do Arminians want to be the ones to save themselves so badly?