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I'd love to know your age. You sound young. Why is it that the young are drawn to the hellish doctrine Calvin spread? Also, you speak of the preservation of the saints, and then proceed to post verses that disprove it! Bit I'm on a tablet right now...

Wow. Best analogy I've read yet!!! Wish I could just copy and paste it. Something I really don't like to do, .but in this case!!!

For Fri Nissan 9,,, Do you mean Simon Peter? I believe the apostles stayed at the home of Mary and Martha in Bethany the entire week. And, had supper there. Simon Peter's home was in Capernum, very far from Jerusalem.

I don't understand what ish means.......

What kind was Cain?

I agree about Adam being redeemed. I don't have my Bible right now, but Eve mentioned God when she gave birth to Cain. Regarding God choosing, I'm in agreement with you and your understanding of God's nature.

How about narrwing that down to two sentences. Thats all you need. Of course, you don't have to. But I, for one, understand nothing of what you've said. My loss I guess.

I agree with you that it was the attitude. Faith, respect ... Whatever it might have been. It seems to me that faith was important since that's what saves us to this day. Ephesians 2:8. We are saved through faith. And, as we say, it's always the heart condition.

What do you mean that God didn't get out those in Adam? Salvation? Men have always had the option of being saved, no?

NO! No way Jose'.

I believe you.

Good excuse. They're mean.

Shaw. They're cute when they're LITTLE! How's this one?

No! I think he must have killed that poor deer hanging on the wall. Mean cat!

I didn't think we were discussing will. Of course our will is different from God's will --- we agree on this. What we don't agree on is whether or not the will is free. There are different explanations of free will. One is the philosophical one which means we do not have free will because...

Amen! And I love your little cat!!

I'm happy to hear that you believe: 1. You have a free will to choose what you may want to choose. 2. You're not a calvinist.

So are you saying that we choose to be saved by God and that we make the choice to follow Him? (of course, God reveals Himself to manking as in Romans 1:19-20. What I'm asking is: Once you heard and knew about God, did YOU choose to follow Him?)

So God chose you? And how about all those He did not choose? Pretty unlucky persons, I guess.

The great test is to be joyful even with no money. Having fun with no money is not possible because it's necessary to have an abode and to eat every day. Some money is necessary. Anyway, I'm not a big believer in happiness --- it's fleeting. I like joy much better -- it's more permanent.