Actually it's not. Classic Reformed theology was built upon Calvinism. It was not until later in history that Arminianism arose as a reaction against it. Today, the four of the five points of Calvinism have gone out of style, the one exception being the perseverance of the saints (OSAS). So today protestant theology is not so Reformed as it once was.
That really didnt explain anything.
If they are unrepentant, are they not in rebellion with God? Is there not a sin unto death?
Yes but your statement did not explain anything and neither does this one. lol
All kinds of people call themselves Christians who arent for example. Evangelist who do it for the money or people caught up in relationships who lie for the benefit of the relationship, or maybe someone who is a backslider or a weekend warrior type, who acts like a Christian in church but not the rest of the week.
If they lied to obtain baptism, then their baptism was not valid and they were never a Christian in the first place. This is called FRAUD. They are not all that common.
And your erroneous history lesson has nothing to do with what I said.
Generally the osas crowd hold to easy-believism. In other words, you raise your hand, walk the aisle, pray the sinners prayer and you're in for life. So while God plays a big part, it's really dependent upon what you do in the beginning, and you can still live your life like you did. It's basically a Get out of Hell Free card.
I still don't get it. In visual terms, how do you know the difference?
