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"LET GO AND LET GOD. " You said. Now you say we can't. Confusing.

Without end, obviously.

Eating isn't sex. Where are you getting that?

Well I would be very careful about calling anyone anti Christ just because you don't agree with them. You or I don't know truly people on internet forums.

But it never says Eve had sex with the serpent.

Tell me all about Jesus, when you were born-again, and how he transformed you into such a bright example of love. :rolleyes: Hmmm...I'm not seeing this love you speak of in this post.

No the question is: why do you ignore that it says forever?

That is a very strained and strange interpretation.

Impossible under your theology. You don't even understand what you're promoting. Under Calvin, letting go is also all God's doing. I can no more choose to " let go" than I can choose to stop the earth from rotating. But then, most Calvinists constantly embrace contradiction.

Sovereign grace is a code word for irresistible grace. It means that in Calvinism, no one can resist God's grace, so some are caused to be saved through no choice of their own and some are rejected through no fault of their own. I understand Calvinism fine. I've studied it enough. I just find...

Ok, one more time: Why did Jesus say we should become as children? Just answer the question!

But your doctrine says we have no freedom at all. If grace is irresistible how do we choose anything?

I love your verse from psalms. One of my favorites. The worm dyeth not. The fire is never quenched. Now, is the fire literal or a metaphor? IDK. But I don't want to find out. Eternal regret might be worse than literal fire.

Exactly. If you only had that verse, it might seem like universalism could be correct, although just because a gift came to all doesn't prove all received it. But we don't just have this verse. 17 For if, by the trespass of the one man, death reigned through that one man, how much more will...

Well that made zero sense.

Why did Jesus say to become as a child if children (according to you) are heretics?

The declaration is equivalent to the statement in 1 Corinthians 15:26; "The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death." The idea is, that death, considered as the separation of soul and body, will exist no more. The righteous will live forever, and the unsaved will linger on in a state never...

Only that's not what it means at all. And you also were included in Christ when you heard the message of truth, the gospel of your salvation. When you believed, you were marked in him with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit, 14 who is a deposit guaranteeing our inheritance until the redemption...

I was going to say that having doubting thoughts isn't unbelief...but then I saw the link you posted that already says that. Some days I have all kinds of weird thoughts... But they don't change my core beliefs.

You don't have a clue what I know, Bud. I know Calvinism clouds God's goodness and ultimately makes him the author of all evil.