ajcarey
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One sentence in and I know there is no use in going any further with you, your eyes you have closed that you would not see, and your ears you have shut that you would not understand.
What I see is that You, Righterzpen, and Jonaitis all believe the same thing, the only things you are arguing about are the details, the mechanics of your shared Doctrines.
Calvin was wrong, both he and you as well as them have all assumed the Elect are all Christians, (Regardless) you just can't accept what he says about Predestination, while you on the other hand have a completely different take on it, it is all semantics to you guys.
Well, that's just not true. You have no warrant to say what you've said. I don't believe anyone was elect before the foundation of the world, I believe the elect can cease living by faith and become reprobate, and I renounce all 5 points of Calvinism. You have formed an unjust conclusion and no one who has honestly read through this thread could agree with you. I believe that Israel was God's elect nation to bring forth the Messiah; and that Israel's election rested on Israel's Messiah who is the Ultimate Elect One. Those who believe in and follow Him by faith are elect in Him. Romans 11:7 which you brought up yourself proves this, as does Colossians 3:12. Such a faith is still founded on the Scriptural principles God established through Israel as a nation; and Christ's Church itself was founded by Jewish Christians as a spiritual Israel which later came to add gentiles as the Gospel went forth to all nations. These entered into the very same faith and the very same promises as those original Jewish Christians did through believing in the God of Israel. I don't know how or why you are trying to split the hair you are trying to split, but unless you can tell me how and why Romans 11:7 and Colossians 3:12 don't apply to gentile Christians I can't receive your point without ignoring Scripture.
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