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Rn's cult the OPC believes in covenant philosophy. that cult believes that the members are a Brahminical caste that are pre-saved. They also believe that their kids are automatically pre-saved by being born such Brahmins.

That cult also is moving towards rejecting the Trinity.

Jerome (A.D. 390): "This is the chief righteousness of man, to reckon that whatsoever power he can have, is not his own, but the Lord's who gives it...See how great is the help of God, and how frail the condition of man that we cannot by any means fulfill this, that we repent, unless the Lord first convert us..
.When [Jesus] says, 'No man can come to Me,' He breaks the proud liberty of free will; for man can desire nothing, and in vain he endeavors...Where is the proud boasting of free will?...We pray in vain if it is in our own will. Why should men pray for that from the Lord which they have in the power of their own free will?".....
Against the Pelagians

To: D-fendr; RnMomof7
107 posted on Thursday, December 15, 2011 7:03:46 AM by Cronos: “Rn's cult the OPC believes in covenant philosophy. that cult believes that the members are a Brahminical caste that are pre-saved. They also believe that their kids are automatically pre-saved by being born such Brahmins.
That cult also is moving towards rejecting the Trinity.”

Please show me what caused you to believe the Orthodox Presbyterian Church is moving toward rejecting the Trinity. I can't imagine where you got that from.

You'd be hard pressed to prove that the OPC teaches presumptive regeneration, either. While there are a few Calvinists who teach that, it certainly isn't the mainstream Reformed position or one that is mandated by the Westminster Confession.

If you want to know what the OPC believes, go to the confessions of the church and the decisions of the General Assembly.

A Roman Catholic can very correctly require me to do the same with regard to Catholicism, since some Roman Catholics say all sorts of things for which you would not want to be held accountable.