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@divegeester saidHere you go peanut butter, this is where we are at… ^^
No I don’t.
One scripture was good enough for you to make your case, so it’s good enough for me to use also.
Next.
@divegeester saidHere you go peanut butter, this is where we are at… ^^
No I don’t.
One scripture was good enough for you to make your case, so it’s good enough for me to use also.
Next.
@pb1022 saidIt’s not your scripture.
You’re using my Scripture. You should use your own.
@chaney3 removed their quoted postSeeing as how the biblical text supports both perspectives, you are mistaken in your claim that they cannot co-exist.
@divegeester saidJust high on life
It’s not your scripture.
You are going to be a dick aren’t you. This is good topic why ruin it because you’ve been on the contraband.
@pb1022 saidYour understanding is not required as prerequisite for us exploring what the Bible says.
I don’t see how God can justly take away someone’s decision about whether he wants to be born *and* take away his free will in deciding where to spend eternity.
I think God can justly take away one or the other but not both, especially if the damned spend eternity in hell.
And since no one has a say in whether he’s born…
@pb1022 saidI suspect you to have been a drug user when you were here before; please refrain from allowing any residual habit ruin the opportunity to you have to contribute to this forum.
Just high on life
@divegeester saidAnd that “raft of Scriptures” you provided on page one could just as easily support my position that some are predestined to be saved, but none are predestined to be damned.
Your understanding is not required as prerequisite for us exploring what the Bible says.
I refer you to the raft of scriptures I provided on page one.
@galveston75 saidIf predestination is true, what’s the purpose of evangelizing, missionaries and the Great Commossion?
If predestination is true, why pray?