[mcg1969]

One of these days I'll bet we'll get to heaven to find out that neither the Calvinists nor the Arminian's have it figured out. We'll all have a good laugh about the whole thing (with perhaps some mourning that perhaps our infighting drove away some souls), and then we'll promptly set it a side to get down to the business of enjoying our eternal home and worshipping its landlord.

[Gamecock]

As a Calvinist, I cannot drive anyone away. Nor can I bring anyone to Christ.

That my friend, is very refreshing.

[CCWoody]

One of these days I'll bet we'll get to heaven to find out that neither the Calvinists nor the Arminian's have it figured out. We'll all have a good laugh about the whole thing (with perhaps some mourning that perhaps our infighting drove away some souls), and then we'll promptly set it a side to get down to the business of enjoying our eternal home and worshipping its landlord. ~ mcg1969

Poor, poor, God! He can't save all, which is his desire because some people "drove away some souls." Oh, bewail the agony of it that I caused people to burn in the Lake of Fire forever. I shall never be happy, but shall forever on my knees by the Lake of Fire moan for those I caused to be there.

Woody.

P.S. Try your guilt trips on someone who believes that their precious free will is more powerful than God.