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6/22/09 12:37 AM |
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I believe wrote: the pope of Rome should be locked away as well. He is leading men to a Christless eternanity which is far worse more that what Obama is doing. True words. Hard to accept by many, but still true and important. |
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6/22/09 12:31 AM |
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Hidemi. Thanks for your response. I am not saying my certain theological position is perfect, but I believe it is certainly more in line with scripture than many other choices available in today's doctrinal cafeteria. At least it keeps me alert to some silly preachers(like ones who say God tells them to hit people to deliver healing....Todd Bentley, Guy Peh, Smith Wigglesworth are three I know of in this line of experience). Also it keeps me free of bondage to days and rituals without scriptural warrant(I cherish my liberty regarding things not clearly commanded by God). Sprinkling? Yes, some do, but not the Baptists...consider Mr. Spurgeon and today's Primitive Baptists and others of like faith(Reformed Baptists is a general term for them). Well, that's just my observation and some words of my opinion on the matter. God bless you. |
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6/21/09 8:04 PM |
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Hidemi Williges wrote: 7. If Calvinism is great and Biblical, then why do your congregations keep so many of the traditions of the catholic church and rarely, if ever evangelize? Rejecting supposed "holy days"(which the RCC has many--Christmas, Easter, All Saints, etc) by many Calvinists and all Calvinists believing such days do not merit salvation sounds quite different from the traditions of the RCC, also rejecting the papal and priestly duties, RCC teaching losing salvation instead of the Reformed/Calvinist position of assurance based on God's will and His place in predestination(God's will and predestination being biblical). That's just a short list, but some other good folks here can lengthen the list if they feel it is necessary. |
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