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Decisional Regeneration

Discussion in 'Baptist Theology & Bible Study' started by ReformedBaptist, Aug 27, 2007.

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  1. TCGreek

    TCGreek New Member

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    I wish to reply to several posts but I'm afraid this thread can be closed any minute. Someone, let's go in to phase 2.
     
  2. npetreley

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    Are you suggesting we decide to regenerate this thread?
     
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    ReformedBaptist Well-Known Member

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    Now, I don't care who you are, that's funny right there... :tongue3:
     
  4. lbaker

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    One of the things that disturbs me the most about Reformed or Calvinist theology is the idea that God created a multitude of souls for no other purpose than eternal torture. It may be that I'm misunderstanding something here but that is the conclusion I've come to.

    If this is wrong, please enlighten me.

    Les
     
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    What if this is not a Calvinist idea but it is exactly what God did? Would it still bother you? If so, do you think God should care if it bothers you?
     
  6. lbaker

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    Yes, if that actually were how God operates it would certainly bother me.

    The point is that my argument is not with such an imaginary Calvinistic god, but the people that paint such a picture of Him.

    Les
     
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    Can you prove it with scripture?
    MB
     
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    I haven't seen any rules broken why would it be closed?
    MB
     
  9. TCGreek

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    After 30 pages it usually gets closed.
     
  10. ReformedBaptist

    ReformedBaptist Well-Known Member

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    Since I am a Calvinist, and you seem to be saying here the the Calvinistic god is imaginary, are you saying that I am worshipping idols and lost?
     
  11. lbaker

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    No, of course not.
     
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    That's a relief. Why the rhetoric though? Seems out of character for you.
     
  13. DHK

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    That is quite correct.
     
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