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My understanding is that eschatology is a massive topic that only makes sense once you've built a solid foundation in the word, up rooted your presuppositions and are willing to change. ~JM~

Unless it's the 5 points, count me out. 8-) ~JM~

Not sure why...but I'll look into it. Welcome to the forum. ~JM~

Get this...I'm allergic to nuts all nuts, but not beans or legumes, and I'm allergic to peanuts which isn't a nut but a legume. ~JM~

I don't believe a peanut is a nut either.

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Yes it was. It tasted ok, but it was my first try without directions...just winged it. ~JM~

I made some the other day, it smells like peanut butter and tastes what I would think peanut butter would taste like. I always have soynuts in the house, all different kinds, so I dumped some plain into the blender with a little water and vegie oil. A min. latter soynut butter!

We should remember that Arminianism is orthodox and has always been apart of historical Christianity. Arminians belief God knows everything about the future because He looks down the hallway of time and is able to see what is going to happen. The open theist doesn't see it this way. The open...

How so? Explain how it indicates freewill?

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"A hyper Calvinist is anyone more Calvinist then me!" It's a joke. I'll pm you. ~JM~

There is never a time when “being enlightened†refers to being born again, it’s a general knowledge of God shared in the Gospel message [Heb. 10:26; John 1:9; 2 Cor. 4:4-6]. In early Christian writings, profession of faith and baptism was sometimes termed...

Whatever you say guibox, but you're basis your beliefs on assumption of freedom of the will which cannot be proven. Man is spiritual dead, fallen in sin and cannot produce anything that results in salvation, faith. You're assuming the whosoever will's, will. But they only will to sin...

AV, I remember you posting something similar to that before, thanks for reposting it. I'm going to save it this time for future reference. ~JM~

ABRAHAM KUYPER, THE WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, 1900, Page 368 justification is effected outside of us, irrespective of what we are, dependent only upon the decision of God, our judge and Sover. eign; in such a way that justification precedes sanctification, the latter proceeding from the former...

My next question would be, was God shocked by the fall, did God know the fall was going to happen? How did God know? [Then I'll get back to how you defined evil.] ~JM~

The Lord is delaying His return because He has yet to gather all of His elect, changing their hearts of stone to hearts of flesh. As for criteria, "...that the purpose of God according to election might stand..." That's it. There's nothing else we know of, God elects according to His purpose...

Pls note P, those were the words of another, it's a quote. Where does faith come from P? ~JM~

That's the spirit, it was a joke.