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continued... There are no passages that I know of where any many says that they are fine where God sets them, whether it be in heaven or hell. But, I'm not a man who wrote the inspired Word of God either. I wonder if that's how it went now.:scratch: How did I not become a...

I am Monergism under a different account at the moment. I am not in a part of Calvinism, that I could give you a better answer. But my only answer is that the elect ask God to forgive them. God isn't the one making them do so. My previous statement, I disregard. Some are for service...

If I would be so kind as to present an illustration on the Trinity, which I have made for our viewing and understanding pleasure. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y192/Theopneustos/Trinity.jpg Now, what is a person? If we were to say that God was a person, then we would probably have to be...

If I was saved or not. But looking in the Bible, the answers were there, so I'm not worried anymore. I think I'll hang around in Soteriology for a while to look for more answers.

Thank you for the help, Ben. It's interesting though, that you made me think of what the Bible had to say by asking me several questions. So, now I am glad and I am not as worried as I was before. Thanks again. Later!:wave:

Oh, all right. That's cool! Thank you for explaining it to me. What does it mean to believe? It's not like the devils way of believing. This is intellectual assent, professing that one knows that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. But this faith does not save. James shows that. I know, Paul...

Well, if a man walked up to me and said, "What is salvation? How do I 'get saved'?" I would use Scripture to tell the person what salvation is, and that it is a gift from God. As Ephesians 2:8, 9 says, "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith - and this not from yourselves, it is...

*sigh* Oddly enough, whether it was God's will or not, I have come across a topic that I have been having trouble with. If we are saved by the Holy Spirit and not of ourselves, then it is monergistic. If the Holy Spirit allows us to be regenerated, but we either accept or reject, it is...

If you're saying "It's the truth" as in, "The Trinity is true," then I agree. It's just I thought the quote was rather interesting.

To say this is to express the belief of Sabellianism (Modalism). In other words, you're calling the Son the Father and the Holy Spirit. This would also be to say that the Father was crucified, not the Son. According to the Trinity, the Son is not the Father, the Father is not the Son, and the...

Scripture only? Yes! Me, God, and the Bible!:thumbsup:

This is not regarded as a debate, but rather a new point of view so that you may see that if Christ could sin or not, was even really the real question to begin with. I ask, where are the Scriptures for what everyone said? Where are the passages that agree that God can even sin? God is...

Whoa! What a quote! Anyway, I believe in the Trinity and I've been studying it for some time now.

The child is that one girl who is like in a vegetated state, I think. And they said something about the baby on the last one. Like, people were healed by the baby, but when they took the baby, their diseases returned. So, it's like a counterfeit miracle.

Thanks! You know, I've been reading some of your questions now, and I thought to myself, "This guy is good at debating." Perhaps I can learn a bit more here. *spooky music* Dun dun dun!:clap: Edit: It'd probably be better to say that you're more knowledgeable.