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To: amorphous

amorphous,

I have not always been a Calvinist. In fact, I had similar issues with predestination versus free will. But as I studied it, I had to admit that I agreed that man is free to do within his nature, but his fallen nature is not inclined toward God, and only God can change a man’s nature. And God, by His Divine Will, will cause all things to happen for His Glory and the good of His elect.

Now, I don’t believe that election is an issue that one must believe for salvation. I believe unconditional election is plainly taught in the Bible, but is troubling to man. So I have no issue with those who may not agree.

I have answered plainly what I believe.

Thank you for the polite discourse on a difficult topic.

Grace and peace,
K51


333 posted on 02/23/2017 5:25:25 PM PST by kosciusko51
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To: kosciusko51
Thank you for the polite discourse on a difficult topic.

Ditto. What you believe is what you believe, as long as you ensure it's a righteous one. ;)

Some do seem destine for the Almighty's purpose, but those are a handful, the exception, and the very righteous.

God bless!

338 posted on 02/23/2017 8:37:49 PM PST by amorphous
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