StillGods
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I agree the logic of truth can seem cold, and even that the precise and thorough justice of God can come across as cold, to those who esteem the Calvinist God on their presumptions concerning Calvinism. But you would have a hard time, I think, to consider what Calvinists think of God to be cold, when you read Calvinists. Take a look, for example, at John Owen's "The Mortification of Sin", if no other way, by reading some of his quotes from the book. He was not about the cold structure of Calvinism, nor even about denial of choice. His focus was more about the duty, and even the privilege, of works. Intense works. And he gives reasons, logic, that can hardly be taken for "cold".
thanks for the thoughts but I did spend time in a calvinist church, read some calvinist things and there is a coldness to it all I couldnt personally live with given what I know beyond knowing about The One True God. nice people at that church though
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