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Looks like close to 2,000 times old calvie boy quoted him.Augustine 354–430
Calvin 1509-1564
Calvinists like Augustine?
Try educating yourself sometime on church history. You know the facts.

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Looks like close to 2,000 times old calvie boy quoted him.Augustine 354–430
Calvin 1509-1564
Calvinists like Augustine?
Looks like close to 2,000 times old calvie boy quoted him.
Try educating yourself sometime on church history. You know the facts.
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Dates are irrelevant since calvie boy quoted him 2,000 times. That supports the facts I made about his aberrant doctrines that originated with Augustine.![]()
You are wrong and misrepresented what I said. Calvie got his doctrines from Augustine which is an undisputed historical fact. You twisted it and derailed that point into a time issue which is nothing but a smokescreen.This is why I have zero respect for ANYTHING you say. Not only are you incapable of admitting when you're wrong, you have to cover for it by saying something snarky that implies the other person is wrong.
I heard the podcastHow do you know?
You are wrong and misrepresented what I said. Calvie got his doctrines from Augustine which is an undisputed historical fact. You twisted it and derailed that point into a time issue which is nothing but a smokescreen.
I have always said Calvin got his teachings from Augustine . Show me anywhere I have said differently?Like I said, this is why I have zero respect for ANYTHING you say. Not only are you incapable of admitting when you're wrong, you have to cover for it by saying something snarky that implies the other person is wrong. Here. Let me show you how honesty works:
Yes, you're right Augustine couldn't be a Calvinist. What I meant was that Augustine's writings inspired much of what Luther and Calvin wrote.
But that's too difficult for you, because you have to try to make it look like I did something wrong.
So you admit you are a fatalist like calvin, luther and augustine. InterestingSo, you admit you're a Pelagian. Interesting.
I have always said Calvin got his teachings from Augustine . Show me anywhere I have said differently?
there should of been a comma- Calvinists, like AugustineYou also said "Calvinists like Augustine" as if Augustine was a Calvinist. And you still won't admit it. If I keep responding, you'll carry on like this forever, because you're incapable of admitting you said something wrong.
Many reformers got their beliefs from Augustine. Besides Calvin, Luther also quoted and believed Augustine's writings extensively. That's why Luther is a strict predeterminist just like Calvin.You also said "Calvinists like Augustine" as if Augustine was a Calvinist. And you still won't admit it. If I keep responding, you'll carry on like this forever, because you're incapable of admitting you said something wrong.
Yes its tragic how so many have believed the heretical teachings of augustine over the centuries. When Jesus and the Apostles talk about those who have crept into the church with their deceiving doctrines he is a perfect example of who and what they are describing.Many reformers got their beliefs from Augustine. Besides Calvin, Luther also quoted and believed Augustine's writings extensively. Augustine was all over the map in his writings to the point that both Luther and his Catholic opponents both quoted Augustine in their feud over the doctrine of Justification. This could be classified as comical if it wasn't so tragic.
Yeah, all that eternal torment and whatnot originating from a pagan cult.Yes its tragic how so many have believed the heretical teachings of augustine over the centuries.
That usually happens when someone has a bit too much of Southern Comfort.A vision, there is this man swinging a flag in the wind, the sun is about to set.
On one side of the flag is written "false"
on the other "Pelagian"
end of vision .. lol
there should of been a comma- Calvinists, like Augustine![]()
So what council decrees do you accept and which ones do you reject. They hardly ever agreed with one another over a span of hundreds of years. If you're going to appeal to the authoritative decrees from these councils, at least be consistent or recognize your false sincerity in such.Who said he got it right? Name some of his contemporaries. Name 1 church council that defended his heresies.
Wild Turkey will make you gobble. I learned this from a reliable source.That usually happens when someone has a bit too much of Southern Comfort.![]()
Augustine did of course bring Calvinistic doctrines into the churchThat doesn't change anything. You're still calling Augustine a Calvinist. Everyone -- see what I mean? It will never end.