Tag archive for ‘Calvinism’
Wait, what? Lessons in basic logic, part 3
Here’s another Calvinism one:
A: I don’t want to be a calvinist or arminian. I don’t like labels so I’ll just be a Biblicist.
B: Well, what kind of church to you go to?
A: We’re an independent, fundamental, Baptist church that is premillenial and dispensational.
B: Wait, what?
Wait, What? – Lessons in basic logic, part 1
This is the first in a series of blog posts about discussions I’ve been a part of that produce a whiplash inducing, “Wait, what?” You would be surprised how common these occurences are. Here’s the first interchange:
A: When I read the Bible, I see God holding man accountable for his sins.
B: Yeah, me too.
A: And [...]
Answering Arminian Proof-Texts
Edit: I entered this discussion as part of a misunderstanding on Facebook. The topic of 2 Peter 3:9 came up and I thought I would use this opportunity to do a little writing on the subject since a lot of people I know have questions about God’s sovereignty in salvation and how it relates to [...]
A Beginner’s Guide to Calvinism
I was going to write a beginner’s guide to Calvinism for those in my circles who are a bit unfamiliar with it, then I found out that Piper beat me to it: http://www.desiringgod.org/ResourceLibrary/Seminars/1727_TULIP/#Notes.
See also: Ten Effects of Believing in the Five Points of Calvinism.
Some thoughts on Infant Salvation
I wanted to clarify my thinking in this area and thought I’d do it here.
I want to take a look at two views on infant salvation. I do affirm infant salvation, but I want to show how that can play out Biblically. I think some people just assume it based on their intuitions of justice, [...]