You may be interested to find out all those things that Calvinists follow that are not laid out in the Bible.
If you are a Reformed, you follow many traditions of men, including the very books of the Bible that you consider inerrant. You attend worship on Sunday and do not keep the Saturday Sabbath. You worship the theology of the elitist.
If you are non Apostolic, then, because the Church Fathers are irrelevant, you are open to entertain all the heresies declared anathema during the first 1500 years of the Church.
And make no mistake, the Reformation, the Restoration and the cultic explosion of the 20th Century have reformed and restored nearly all the old heresies and developed some of them to new lows in Christian theology.
We now celebrate our Rest in His resurrection for all who believe. We may have this wrong, but I don't think so. It is not a doctrine that would bar one from heaven. The worship of Mary, however, is blasphemy.
Scripture interprets scripture, Sola Scriptura!
Now, back to a few of the questions I have asked that you still have not answered.
1. Where in the bible does it say that God does not foreordain whatsoever comes to pass?
2. Where in the bible does God ask believers not to pray because they know they are saved?
3. Where in the bible does God tell believers to not evangelize because he has predestined men to life?
4. What are all of the heresies that reformed doctrine has resurrected?