Featured Based on faith

Did you see the false claim that God being the author of our faith means our faith was instilled by irresistible grace? How is God providing the basis of our faith the same as beaming faith into folks supernaturally. Will any Calvinist answer. Nope

 

Endless questions, now he makes the false charge my view is our faith is "completely of our own accord" without being drawn by the Father. Endless false charges are the stock and trade of Calvinism.

 

Waiting for some Calvinist with integrity.

 

The gift of salvation is obtained by God crediting our faith and devotion toward Christ as righteousness. Thus the gifts of salvation (being made righteous, being justified, being forgiven, being indwelt, and our future bodily redemption and eternal life with Christ) arise from our credited faith in Christ. Ek Pisteos appears to be used in at least two ways:

1) out from Old Covenant Faith and into New Covenant Faith, and

2) the benefits of salvation arising from our faith in Christ being credited as righteousness by God. Everyone believing into Christ shall not perish but have eternal life, but God alone determines those believing by crediting their faith as righteousness.

A third usage (the righteous man will live by faith - ek pisteos) is where the idea is behaving in accordance with faithfulness toward God and His Christ.

 

Asked and answered, note the Calvinist is simply plowing through a list of questions to run up the number of pages. Mindless twaddle.

 

Stop posting off topic, asked and answered questions over and over like a person without integrity.

 

The gift of salvation is obtained by God crediting our faith and devotion toward Christ as righteousness. Thus the gifts of salvation (being made righteous, being justified, being forgiven, being indwelt, and our future bodily redemption and eternal life with Christ) arise from our credited faith in Christ. Ek Pisteos appears to be used in at least two ways:

1) out from Old Covenant Faith and into New Covenant Faith, and

2) the benefits of salvation arising from our faith in Christ being credited as righteousness by God. Everyone believing into Christ shall not perish but have eternal life, but God alone determines those believing by crediting their faith as righteousness.

A third usage (the righteous man will live by faith - ek pisteos) is where the idea is behaving in accordance with faithfulness toward God and His Christ.

 

Since this endless question ploy is used by Calvinist after Calvinist, your pleadings are revolting nonsense.

 

The gift of salvation is obtained by God crediting our faith and devotion toward Christ as righteousness. Thus the gifts of salvation (being made righteous, being justified, being forgiven, being indwelt, and our future bodily redemption and eternal life with Christ) arise from our credited faith in Christ. Ek Pisteos appears to be used in at least two ways:

1) out from Old Covenant Faith and into New Covenant Faith, and

2) the benefits of salvation arising from our faith in Christ being credited as righteousness by God. Everyone believing into Christ shall not perish but have eternal life, but God alone determines those believing by crediting their faith as righteousness.

A third usage (the righteous man will live by faith - ek pisteos) is where the idea is behaving in accordance with faithfulness toward God and His Christ.

 

Now we get five posts from another Calvinist, replaying the same playbook. Twaddle through and through.
1) First yet another false charge, Calvinism not Calvinists is twaddle, no Calvinist has been insulted.
2) God credits our faith not His instilled faith. Divine faith would not need to be credited.
3) Your faith means your faith not His instilled faith. Calvinism rewrites scripture.
4) Calvinism is thoroughly wrong.
5) Next an appeal to ambiguity, where falsehood is read into the text.
6) Gal 2:20 I have been crucified with Christ, and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me. So the life I now live in the body, I live because of the faithfulness of the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.
7) God gave humanity the ability to believe. The "T" of Calvinism has been shown to be bogus.
8) Yet another false charge, no one said God's grace stops with crediting our faith.
9) Three of the four soils could both understand the gospel and joyously accept it. They did not belong to God beforehand.
10) Next another false charge, no one said the gospel is not the Word of God.
11) Again the false doctrine that people cannot hear God's word is repeated ad nauseam.
12) Next the reason Jesus spoke in parables (Matthew 13) is given in the explanation: "OTHERWISE THEY WOULD SEE WITH THEIR EYES, HEAR WITH THEIR EARS, AND UNDERSTAND WITH THEIR HEART AND RETURN,
AND I WOULD HEAL THEM.’
13) Next the false claim that our credited faith merits salvation is repeated. Calvinism arises from falsehood piled on falsehood.
14) Calvinism denies Romans 4:16 over and over again.
15) The twaddle of Calvinism ends proclaim the "T" but avoided the fact of Matthew 23:13 demonstrates the "T" is bogus.

 

The gift of salvation is obtained by God crediting our faith and devotion toward Christ as righteousness. Thus the gifts of salvation (being made righteous, being justified, being forgiven, being indwelt, and our future bodily redemption and eternal life with Christ) arise from our credited faith in Christ. Ek Pisteos appears to be used in at least two ways:

1) out from Old Covenant Faith and into New Covenant Faith, and

2) the benefits of salvation arising from our faith in Christ being credited as righteousness by God. Everyone believing into Christ shall not perish but have eternal life, but God alone determines those believing by crediting their faith as righteousness.

A third usage (the righteous man will live by faith - ek pisteos) is where the idea is behaving in accordance with faithfulness toward God and His Christ. See Romans 1:17, Galatians 3:11, and Hebrews 10:38.