Cognitive dissonance.
Pushing your beliefs on others
Discussion in 'General Baptist Discussions' started by evangelist6589, Jan 28, 2017.
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Martin Marprelate Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
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I do not particularly take the view that there are those who have no chance whatsoever of being saved, but that salvation is an opportunity given to all. In the eternal perspective, yes, they were destined to eternal separation, but, not because God made that decision, but because they rejected the means of salvation made available to them (despite the Age).
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Election doesn't relate to who is redeemed, or who finds faith in Christ. Election relates to the end.
Of those who come to faith in Christ, who are those who mature? The fourth soil in the parable... The sons of God and joint heirs with Christ.
That's who the elect are. Not every believer will qualify. Not every believer will win the prize.
By thinking that elect is synonymous with saved from hell and going to heaven, you diminish the need for endurance and maturity. -
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That's a sham "offer." -
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I can't offer you a bagel that isn't there.
An offer of salvation to someone isn't an offer if there is no atonement provision for it. -
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What about the possibility that the offer isn't really there?
I know that's more associated with hyper-Calvinism, but it's a lot more consistent.
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