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Probably to one degree or another, every Christian is one of a kind, don't you think?I have yet to find online a brother/sister in Christ who is Calvinist, Conditionalist, and Premillenial. There are great men who are Calvinist and Conditionalist, but are Amillenial, and there are great men who are Calivinist and Premillenial, but are Traditionalists. Am I the only one of my kind?
This is not a serious thread, but I am genuinely curious.
I'm going to say that you probably aren't the only one. Generally speaking, there's some church somewhere that subscribes to just about any combination of Christian ideas that can be imagined. The combination that you've described isn't particularly unusual, either, I'd say.I have yet to find online a brother/sister in Christ who is Calvinist, Conditionalist, and Premillenial. There are great men who are Calvinist and Conditionalist, but are Amillenial, and there are great men who are Calivinist and Premillenial, but are Traditionalists. Am I the only one of my kind?
This is not a serious thread, but I am genuinely curious.
Calvinist, Conditionalist, and Premillenial
My question was whether or not there are others who hold these same views.none of these conditions has anything specifically to do with being a Christian.
Unlikely as Calvinism (in general) is tradtionaly Amillenial.My question was whether or not there are others who hold these same views.
Conditional Immortality is the teaching that man is not inherently immortal. I believe that we are souls and that once dead we actually die and sleep in Sheol/Hades. I don't believe the Bible teaches that once dead we go directly to Heaven or Hell, but rather that we await the resurrection at the coming of our Lord, and that after judgement those not found in the Book of Life are sent to the lake of fire (the second death) and His children will inherit entrance into New Jerusalem on a new earth. Immortality is a gift found only in Christ.Unlikely as Calvinism (in general) is tradtionaly Amillenial.
What is Conditionalist ?
I think you might need to look again at what the Bible teaches ---more fully.
Conditional Immortality is the teaching that man is not inherently immortal. I believe that we are souls and that once dead we actually die and sleep in Sheol/Hades. I don't believe the Bible teaches that once dead we go directly to Heaven or Hell, but rather that we await the resurrection at the coming of our Lord, and that after judgement those not found in the Book of Life are sent to the lake of fire (the second death) and His children will inherit entrance into New Jerusalem on a new earth. Immortality is a gift found only in Christ.
I have yet to find online a brother/sister in Christ who is Reformed, Conditionalist, and Premillenial. There are great men who are Reformed and Conditionalist, but are Amillenial, and there are great men who are Reformed and Premillenial, but are Traditionalists. Am I the only one of my kind?
This is not a serious thread, but I am genuinely curious.
That was very winsomely stated. I bet you get a ton of converts with that approach.
The day I believe I'm the one winning the converts is the day I need to stop preaching.
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