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1 | Is God in absolut contrl over all things | Acts 4:24 | Sir Pent | 61842 | ||
I'm still waiting for your response ...................... Dear John, What are your thoughts on the rest of this post? ............................................ Arminians, on the other hand, interpret those same verses differently. The believe that God has the ability to absolutely control the universe, but that He chooses not to excersize that ability at all times. Instead, they believe that God has created humans in such a way that they have both the FREEDOM and ABILITY to choose whether to love God or not. However, since God is simply choosing not to excersize His ability to determine every choice, they believe that God is still supremely powerful and sovereign. ............................................... The interesting thing is that both perspectives claim that God is sovereign. Arminians generally understand that the Calvinist perspective, even if they disagree with it, leads to a belief in a soverign God. However, Calvinists generally are under the impression that Arminian perspective, even if they disagree with it, DOES NOT lead to a belief in a sovereign God. I propose that this impression is wrong, and I am asking that someone to explain, using scripture and reason, why Calvinists believe that. Not why they believe Arminianism is wrong, but why they believe that it is impossible for God to be sovereign in that perspective. |
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2 | Is God in absolut contrl over all things | Acts 4:24 | John Reformed | 62190 | ||
Dear Sir P, You have thrown down the gauntlet and I accept your challenge! :) I can almost hear the trumpets sounding our arrival upon the field of valor. The Soverignty of God. WOW! I feel that we are approching Holy Ground. Let us remove our sandles and go forward with fear and trembling. Alas. I must attend to earning my daily bread. Perhaps, God willing, I may find opportunity to write you later today or this evening. In the meantime, God Bless You, John |
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