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Featured Question: "What is hyper-Calvinism and is it biblical?"

Discussion in 'Other Christian Denominations' started by Revmitchell, Apr 5, 2013.

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  1. Yeshua1

    Yeshua1 Well-Known Member
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    Reformed refers to Christians who hold to the DoG, and who also hold to all of calvinism, such as Covenent theology, A Mil eschatology etc

    reformed would be those as me who do hold to the DoG as regarding Sotierology, but also are not holding to entire calvinism, as I am a Dispy, hold to pre mil etc!

    John McArthur another one like me...
     
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    You really should put some effort into spelling and grammar. No one gets is perfect but you do not seem to even try.
     
    #42 Revmitchell, Apr 10, 2013
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    Did you understand what I wrote there though?
     
    #43 Yeshua1, Apr 10, 2013
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    The only difference I can tell is a Capital "R" and lower case "r". But who knows with all the spelling and grammar issues. Having said that I do not believe that you should stop posting and only fetch coffee.
     
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    lets try this version!
    Reformed refers to Christians who hold to the DoG, and who also hold to all of calvinism, such as Covenent theology, A Mil eschatology etc

    reformed would be those as me who do hold to the DoG as regarding Sotierology, but also are not holding to entire calvinism, as I am a Dispy, hold to pre mil etc!

    John McArthur another one like me...
     
    #45 Yeshua1, Apr 10, 2013
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    Ok well whatever? :confused:
     
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    just saying that when you say calvinist, there are more then just one way to view what is being referenced belief wise!
     
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    That is about as clear as mud.

    As far as more than one view in Calvinism , that is exactly the point I am making. And the history of Calvinism, reformed, Reformed, or whatever you want to call it is not that the predominant view holds to a limited atonement.
     
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    Again, those who are reformed would pretty much hold to limited atonement, while reform divide over that issue!
     
    #49 Yeshua1, Apr 10, 2013
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    I know you believe you are making a clear distinction here, but I fail to see it. "reformed" and reform" what in the heck are you talking about.
     
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    Reformed are "fully calvinist" they hold to Covenant theology, to the Church now being spiritual isreal, to mainly A Mil in end time views etc

    reformed hold to the Doctrines of grace, but do NOT hold to rest of the theology as reformed do!
     
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    All you do is keep repeating "reformed" . How is it that you believe using the same word twice makes a distinction?
     
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    one set of reformed hold to different theology than the other side!
     
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    I understand your confusion. I believe he means that there are two groups that are reformed in their soteriology. He distinguished the two by the capitalization.

    Group 1 - Reformed (capital R)
    Calvinistic in soteriology. Reformed/Covenant theology. RC Sproul, D. James Kennedy, etc. Most likely Presbyterian/Reformed churches.

    Group 2 - reformed (non-capital r)
    Calvinistic in soteriology. May be dispensational. John McArthur. Most likely some Baptist/non-denom churches.
     
    #54 FriendofSpurgeon, Apr 11, 2013
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    Ok that distinction is new to me. When I asked him about he did not respond to my question and only repeated what he said earlier. Thanks for the help.
     
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    thanks for explaining it much better than i was able to!

    just saying that even among 'calvinists", there are subgroups, as we do not all hold to everything the same, except for the DoG!
     
    #56 Yeshua1, Apr 11, 2013
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