@jduck1745 @ProvisionistP @1620_American Exactly, we were โIn Himโ before the foundation. Before we existed. Before we believed and repented. We were always chosen. God knew us always. And since Godโs knowledge is equal to His essence, we are part of Him. Hence โin Himโ. Reprobates will never get it ๐
@OJarod3315@ProvisionistP Most jokes in Calvinism were reprobated from eternity past. There is a small number of elect funny ones but the Calvinists who made them have nothing to do with why theyโre funny and cannot take credit.
Some say Calvinismโs just fatalism with Bible verses. And Iโm likeโฆyeah, and? Look, if God scripted everything, then even my crippling fear of free will was predestined. Honestly, I find that reassuring. I donโt have to wrestle with choices, I just sit back and enjoy the ride.๐
Calvinism: where morality isnโt about the act, itโs about the actorโs membership tier.
Reprobate saves a child from abuse?
Thatโs filthy rags.
Elect individual does the same thing?
Thatโs pleasing to the Lord.
@rootcausesleuth Look, when God is a hypocrite itโs good. It doesnโt matter what you do, it matters who you are when you do it.
Why is this confusing? Good and evil are just human concepts without meaning. You need to eat up the Omnominalism.
God, in His infinite wisdom, has decreed from eternity past that the X algorithm would suppress the truth (for His glory).
No tragedies, no accidents. Just predestined shadowbans.
Calvinist logic on abuse victims:
โขIf sheโs an unbeliever โ she deserved it.
โขIf sheโs a believer โ she still deserved it, because everyone deserves hellfire.
โขExcept โ grace means you still deserve it, you just donโt get what you deserve.
Itโs pretty coherent.
Sometimes I worry I might not be elect. But then I remember: if Iโm worried about not being elect, that probably means I am elect. Unless God decreed Iโd worry about it as part of my non-elect reprobation arc. Which would also glorify Him.
Anyway, goodnight X. Sleep well ๐ด
@thechurchsplit@rcsprouljr Heโs right. She deserves whatever evil happens to her, and we elect donโt deserve the mercy we receive. Even though that implies that we elect deserve the same evil she experienced, and he said she only deserves it if sheโs an unbeliever, I assure you, this is good theology.