Arminian perspective on Gods Sovereignty and mans free will

I already know your answer. You have a good mature "Christology". :)
You and I align pretty much on our Christology/ Theology on the nature of God. There might be some small differences but they would be very minor in the big picture and for sure not worth debating or dividing over that I’m sure of brother.
 
Then prove your premise.

Here it is: command necessarily implies ability. Your up. Let's see what you have.
When jesus said he died for the world (the people he died for) and that whoever (in that world) believes in him, will never perish but live forever.

That means everyone has the ability.

again, if you want to change the meaning to remain i9n your works based gospel. feel free. But count me out
 
No. I asked a question. Is YOUR will bound by your character yes or no?

I asked a question and you ignored it.

I will answer your question but you need to answer mine.

Your will is certainly bound. Don't project your inabilities on others. It is rather silly for you to try to make everyone else like yourself when it comes to "bad things" and then hypocritically deny others Grace you claim for yourself. Your will is definitely Satanic and bound by your own beliefs.

So, back to God. Care to deal with your theological claims concerning God or not?
 
You said "It’s part of the Image of God."

Without qualification as to what you see as "Dei". Your view is entirely different that what the Scriptures teach.
I’m sorry PY, but you are arguing for the sake of arguing. You know precisely what God, for there is only one!

You make accusations against my view without delineation of how my “view is entirely different” from scripture!


Doug
 
When jesus said he died for the world (the people he died for) and that whoever (in that world) believes in him, will never perish but live forever.

That means everyone has the ability.

again, if you want to change the meaning to remain i9n your works based gospel. feel free. But count me out
Your simply repeating yourself with no evidence offered other than I say it so it's so.

There is no "whosoever" in the orginal language. It is also written in the present tense. So it's believing one's or believers.
 
I asked a question and you ignored it.

I will answer your question but you need to answer mine.

Your will is certainly bound. Don't project your inabilities on others. It is rather silly for you to try to make everyone else like yourself when it comes to "bad things" and then hypocritically deny others Grace you claim for yourself. Your will is definitely Satanic and bound by your own beliefs.

So, back to God. Care to deal with your theological claims concerning God or not?
Now you know how I feel. You asked for a definition and I gave it. Not interested in playing your childish
 
When jesus said he died for the world (the people he died for) and that whoever (in that world) believes in him, will never perish but live forever.

That means everyone has the ability.

again, if you want to change the meaning to remain i9n your works based gospel. feel free. But count me out
Hi EG, glad to see you among many of the older chatters I've met through the yrs.
Rita or whatever she calls herself is still the same if not worse on CB .
Good to see ya.
 
I’m sorry PY, but you are arguing for the sake of arguing. You know precisely what God, for there is only one!

You make accusations against my view without delineation of how my “view is entirely different” from scripture!


Doug

You used a Latin phrase that doesn't define what you believe "Dei" means. I already know your view because I know what Charles and John believe. They speak for you. They do not speak for me.

However, you've been arguing about the "image of God" for some time now without actually defining it. That your mistake. You should know my position by now. I've been sharing it for some time with you. That is why you avoid such requirements.

So... just go find what Charles said about it and post it. Be exacting.
 
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