A curious conclusion. What then do you consider free will to be? I showed you, for example, how the 'clay' plays a role in its formation - either willing cooperation with the Potter's design, or unyielding stubbornness. This is clearly implied in Jeremiah. So your insistence that the Potter is in complete control is invalidated.enoch son said:Frist I have no axe to grind. I just see that your posts have nothing to do with free will?
This is all rhetoric. Ipse dixit. You have still failed to engage with the three biblical illustrations I gave you.The bottom line is the potter is in control. This doctrine of free is not in the book. I have sit and heard it for year's and took it at face value. But I can blow holes in it without even trying.
Since you have yet to coherently present your views on divine determinism (?) or engage with your critics, I'm afraid you have failed to convince me that I am weak or that my position lacks any substance. Appealing to your emotional and pyschological state to solidify your position effectively 'boomerangs' the charge.I'm after God's face. I'm going to remove anything that stop's me from getting there. Sense I have not gotting to the point of the high calling I have made up my mind that the foundation is wrong...
THIS THEAD IS NOT FOR THE WEAK. I'M AFTER MEAT!
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Enochson, allow me to make a few suggestions without being offensive: 1) It would help if you could write in full sentences, 2) pay a bit more heed to your grammar, 3) use a spell checker, 4) structure your posts more clearly, using appropriate line spacing and 5) make appropriate use of the presentation facilities provided by ChristianForums, like the <quote></quote> labels. I mention these points because I find your posts difficult to read and I am not always clear what exactly you are saying.
God bless.
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