@SteveDeaceShow If you didn’t want to get guns because you thought a civil war wasn’t going to be a thing - you’re probably right. BUT - You’d better get a gun for whatever war the Muslims wind up being in, though.
Until you can articulate your own position clearly enough so you don’t have to accuse literally everyone who doesn’t agree of misunderstanding your position, you have not even begun to put forward a coherent position worth debating.
If Calvinism is true then everything we are doing is by His unchangeable decree. God's will is not thwarted, right? Way too many Calvinists are simply inconsistent with their own worldview or too ignorant of it to be debating it.
Seriously, just sit this one out.
@DineshDSouza , when you are reading the Sproul book, watch out for rhetorical shenanigans:
-Pseudo pious sloganeering
-Mere assertions (lots of those)
-Framing non-reformed theology to sound as ridiculous as possible
-Claims that a text teaches something that it doesn't say
@DineshDSouza@provisionisty The reason this is so baffling is because Calvinists say many agreeable things, but define the terms differently than non-Calvinists. Both sides say that they accept Free Will, but Calvinists are frustrated when we point out that that their idea of Free Will isn’t Free Will.