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What is your view on the logical order of Gods decrees?  

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  1. 1. What is your view on the logical order of Gods decrees?

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Big words (i.e...words comprising more than seven (7) letters), should be banned from these boards.

I'm off now to join the Amish community...............things are so much simpler there :rolleyes:

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Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious....? :rolleyes:

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Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious....? :rolleyes:

:blink: I've been thinking the same thing!

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I see "Elect those who believe" as trusting in the blood of Jesus.

I'm just curious, what meaning to the word "Elect" is left when it is used in that sentence?

It can't possibly retain its original fundamental meaning "to choose", because there is no choice left in the matter, once the other party makes the "choice", there is allegedly nothing else God can do for He is obligated to to take in each and every one of those who "chose" correctly.

Say what??? :thumbsup:

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Yeah, I think I'll go with Mary Poppins......she makes more sense.

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Big words (i.e...words comprising more than seven (7) letters), should be banned from these boards.

I'm off now to join the Amish community...............things are so much simpler there :)

Oh...you are SO not! :thumbsup: Wait a minute; do y'all have Amish in the U.K.???? :thumbsup:

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Big words (i.e...words comprising more than seven (7) letters), should be banned from these boards.

I'm off now to join the Amish community...............things are so much simpler there :thumbsup:

:) Historic Amish Anabaptist theology has much in common with both Calvinism and Arminianism. It's no mistake the Amish have similar Swiss roots to Calvinism, and share the same work ethic and emphasis on doctrines of grace. Predestination and OSAS is frowned upon in favour of an elevation of works of piety and holy living, but the Calvinistic doctrines of grace favour piety as well.

One might familialize them as either 3-point Calvinists or 3-point Arminians, much as some do with some forms of either Amyraldism or semi-Pelgianism. Amish are very close on these issues to most modern Baptists, Christian, and Community churches. The Amish tend to simply call it all holy living and prefer not to fight about it, but they do indeed have soteriological views they mostly discuss while milking their cows. Rumour has it they often stir in a spoonful of sugar... unless it's buttermilk. :thumbsup:

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I don't know about the Amish, but I know the Anabaptists were hated by both Calvinists and Lutherans. I can't speak to their theology in relation to Calvinism, but I do know that both Calvin and Luther saw Anabaptists as too radical, and disagreed with the Anabaptist's insistence on believer baptism.

Also, many people don't know this, but Arminius was actually a Dutch Calvinist, but he got in trouble when he interpreted Calvin in a way different from what other Calvinists interpreted him.

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Does Your Head Hurt?

Do You Suffer From Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia?

Want Truth?

Need To Understand What God Really Says About HIS Salvation?

Really, Really Need To See Through The Fog Of Pontification And See The One Who Loved Us To The Uttermost And Then Daily Washes Our Feet?

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The Ultimate Christmas Gift

16 "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.
John 3:16 *

I Looked Into My New Open Bible Study Edition ** And Found This Jewel On Page 19.

3. Study a verse by looking for the great ideas revealed in it. Let us look at John 3:16 as our example. We might title this verse "The greatest verse in the Bible." The Following Ideas are found in it:

"God" - the greatest person

"so loved" - the greatest devotion

"the world" - the greatest number

"He gave" - the greatest act

"His only begotten Son" - the greatest gift

"that whosoever believes" - the greatest condition

"should not perish" - the greatest mercy

"have eternal life" - the greatest result

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Be Blessed Beloved Of The KING

The LORD bless thee, and keep thee:

The LORD make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee:

The LORD lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.

And they shall put my name upon the children of Israel; and I will bless them. Numbers 6:24-27

Love, Your Brother Joe

* New American Standard Bible) Copyright The Lockman Foundation 1977)

** Copyright 1990 by Thomas Nelson, Inc.

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