Dismantling Calvinism...
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civic
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I disagree with him , it’s Calvinism not hyper Calvinism since it was taught by Calvin himself. Other than that it was pretty good except for original sin.
R.B.Thieme was a heretic, do not listen to him
GeneZ
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Are you a Calvinist?
Dizerner
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He is, what they call, a self-confessed "Poe."
GeneZ
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In other words, he came here because he likes to bash anything he can?
I noticed he uses a vague non-specific broad brush way of attacking .
That can indicate he is poking around just to find if there are any insecurities in the one he attacks.
Bob Carabbio
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Actually rather than waste time fooling with "just another ISM", just ignore the whole thing. It isn't Scripture, after all - just a Human attempt at creating "just another" theological systematic.
The Bible functions nicely on its own without "Man's attempts" to explain it. All man can create is confusion.
Dizerner
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GeneZ
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After coming out of a theological world dominated by the RCC, in comparison.... Calvin seemed enlightened.
The RCC was so horribly deficient in sound theological content it made Calvin look wise.
Dizerner
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You're a former RCC?
civic
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The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree
GeneZ
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I grew up in an Irish Catholic neighborhood. Almost all my friends while growing up were Catholic. They would speak freely with each
other about some of the things they were told to believe, and seemed at times not to take it seriously much. Though, I might add...
When I was around nine years old. my neighbors Billy and Larry told me under a pear tree about the Trinity. When I started to repeat
back what they said with questions they told me I needed to bow my head when I mention the names of the members of the Godhead.
That was the day I found out I was Jewish. After talking with Billy and Larry I asked my dad what we believe... I thought of it as just
some sort of brand of what to believe. We are Chevy's, they are Fords.
Dizerner
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I grew up in an Irish Catholic neighborhood. Almost all my friends while growing up were Catholic. They would speak freely with each
other about some of the things they were told to believe, and seemed at times not to take it seriously much. Though, I might add...
When I was around nine years old. my neighbors Billy and Larry told me under a pear tree about the Trinity. When I started to repeat
back what they said with questions they told me I needed to bow my head when I mention the names of the members of the Godhead.
That was the day I found out I was Jewish. After talking with Billy and Larry I asked my dad what we believe... I thought of it as just
some sort of brand of what to believe. We are Chevy's, they are Fords.
Very interesting!
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