Are you a Calvinist?

[Mary_Magdalene]

Do you hold to the Calvinistic viewpoint? Dont need to debate. i posted this in GT but wasnt sure how many fellow baptists visit there. just trying to get an idea of how many. thanks.

 

[Crazy Liz]

No.

 

[II Paradox II]

Do you hold to the Calvinistic viewpoint? Dont need to debate. i posted this in GT but wasnt sure how many fellow baptists visit there. just trying to get an idea of how many. thanks.

I am.

ken

 

[SumTinWong]

I don't know. I have the Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible that I read close to every morning. I am going through all the Catechisms, and so far I haven't found one that seems wrong, so I guess maybe I am.

 

[Lynn73]

No.

 

[BBAS 64]

Do you hold to the Calvinistic viewpoint? Dont need to debate. i posted this in GT but wasnt sure how many fellow baptists visit there. just trying to get an idea of how many. thanks.

Good Day, Chosen

Yes, It has been a long road.

Bill

 

[FreeinChrist]

Nope.

Like Calvinists, though.

 

[theseed]

Yes.
And it has been a long road for me too

 

[terry13]

No-

but perhaps it is because I prefer shorter roads!!!

 

[GreenEyedLady]

Nodda............
Nix.......
Nine.......
Nope..........
But we still wub em!
GEL

 

[BronxBriar]

I don't know. I have the Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible that I read close to every morning. I am going through all the Catechisms, and so far I haven't found one that seems wrong, so I guess maybe I am.

Ditto!

 

[eldermike]

Yes, it took me almost a lifetime to get there.

 

[Propadeutic]

In a word, yes. But I usually clarify that despite holding to the five points, I disagree with Calvin on other important issues, such as church government and the ordinances. Calvinism is just a convenient nickname for what I believe the Bible teaches about God's role in our salvation.

 

[theseed]

In a word, yes. But I usually clarify that despite holding to the five points, I disagree with Calvin on other important issues, such as church government and the ordinances. Calvinism is just a convenient nickname for what I believe the Bible teaches about God's role in our salvation.

Yes, I use it the same way too.

 

[Snowy]

please explain more

 

[Andyman_1970]

Nope.

Instead of "TULIP" I'm more "TUP" - but I'm starting to lose the "T" (I do hold the depravity of man, but the "total" I disagree with).

 

[TwinCrier]

No

 

[jenptcfan]

Not exactly.

 

[theseed]

Many Baptist in the 1800's were Arminiasts, and taugth that one can lose their salvation.

 

[theseed]

Nope.

Instead of "TULIP" I'm more "TUP" - but I'm starting to lose the "T" (I do hold the depravity of man, but the "total" I disagree with).

According to the Bible we are all depraved

de·prav·i·ty ([font=verdana, sans-serif] P [/font]) Pronunciation Key (d

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v

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n. pl. de·prav·i·ties

1. Moral corruption or degradation.
2. A depraved act or condition.

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