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I like this. Well said.

Yes that would a whole different study itself. I'll leave it up to you.

Yes, I thought of mentioning that but I was finding it was getting too lengthy already. Good point. The idea, I guess, is to use the original post as a springboard for others to launch there findings. Cheers

Rubish

Have you ever wondered why Jesus changed water into wine as His first miracle? When you think of it, the majority of the people at the wedding didn’t even know he did it. The servants knew and perhaps His disciples did, but certainly the festive crowd didn’t. So what was the reason for that...

Isaiah 1:18 "Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool.

I read your document and have found quite thorough in it's treatise. The author seems to leave no stone unturned. I will be keeping it as a point of reference and of exhaustive verses in support of the subject. I must that I very much liked his point - II. God Heals Because His Enemy Makes...

If you know that God is love, then you know that He has created all of us in HIS image, not some of us of God and others, many more for that matter, as children of the Devil. There is no evil in God and therefore He cannot create anything evil. HE doesn't even temp us, let alone creating unborn...

WOW! This is so evil and twisted, I cannot believe what I'm reading. I pray that someday God reveals to you how He is a God of Love and not the sadistic one you portray. It is no wonder that their are so many unbelievers and atheists when you try to pull that wool over their eyes.

I see you avoid my questions also. So we'll leave it at that.

If God truly gives free will, then there is no way of knowing what that child will choose until the time comes for him to choose. It's not complicated. Everyone created has been given the choice to turn to God or not, like Adam. The Spirit convicts of sin, righteousness and judgement, and we...

Do you believe that NOTHING is impossible to God? If yes, here is a possibility. In order for God to have a true relationship of love between Him and His creatures, he cannot created them as robots. This defeats the purpose. Neither can He pre-destine their fate without choice. free will, as...

Here lies the problem. We have a verse that in no way speaks of election or pre-destination because if such a thing existed God would not toy with His people asking them to choose when He knows full well what the outcome is. But in order to make the verse fit into your theology, you add the word...

You disagree with my conclusion maybe you can explain to me how God is so loving and compassionate while he damns billions of people to hell before they are even brought into existence. What did those souls do to even deserve such damnation? Make me understand. I've also quoted James 3:11 that...

You did not choose to believe? Did someone force you to believe at gunpoint? Did you wake up some morning and realize that suddenly you believe. Did not the Gospel reason to your mind and soul that you were wretched and needed forgiveness for that. Isaiah 1:18 Come now, and let us reason...

Well when you don't believe in free will for Salvation, it is obvious you wouldn't believe in free will after Salvation. Once a robot always a robot.

BTW I'm not trying to change reformed Theology just Calvinistic heresy. Like I said it is all about your view of God. If you are comfortable with a Supreme cruel God who elects some to Glory and damns others to hell then so be it. (Oh, let's not forget that hell was created for the devil not...

You can't see free will in that verse because you interpret it according to your own theological stance. If I believed in what you believe I would have answered the same. The problem is not the verses that we put forward it's our view or understanding of who God is in the first place...

Deuteronomy 30:19 I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live: