Tyler Renfrow

A Reformed Baptist, a husband, and a father. A sinner freely pardoned by Christ.

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@1984_nate Doesn’t work. First, if they are already capable of repenting, why does God need to grant the ability to repent? Second, it says “if perhaps”. God might not.

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@scottrswain Wow. I don’t get it even after translating

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@1984_nate Also, it says “if perhaps”, so God might not, right?

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@1984_nate Because you’re saying if they repent God will grant them repentance. It’s funny

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@daren_collins Oh my, man, you don’t understand the position you’re arguing against. Trinitarians also believe in the hypostatic union.

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@NickHintonn Hey just so you guys know this is why I don’t really like the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe. The atonement is completely misunderstood by CS Lewis. Sorry to ruin it for you, my fellow Protestants

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@IdleAn94328 “I only worship one god, but yeah he’s got a lot of competition and a bunch of equals”

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@1984_nate Haha why do they need repentance if they respond well?

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@1984_nate But the text says “if perhaps”. So God does may not grant someone repentance, even if they are corrected with gentleness

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@PendletonWaffle @QuestionTrinity I don’t either. I’m saying he’s committing blasphemy against the Son

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@1984_nate Explain: "if perhaps God may grant them repentance leading to the knowledge of the truth"

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@1984_nate I don't think it's vague. It's the clear grammar. Grammar matters. I don't think that's what Rom 10 means. But think about this, Nate, Repentance is necessary to be saved. Repentance is a gift, and it is a gift that God does not give to all.

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@TableTopLiberty @Mormonger That's not what I'm saying at all. I'm saying that Mormons believe in a different Christ, because their Christ does not share the same being with the Father. Polytheism vs Monotheism is pretty foundational stuff. In the Mormon scheme, He's a different god than the Father

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@theelderpepe Mormons reject Christ and Christ rejects polytheists.

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@1984_nate Faith is the instrument of justification, but justification is not the only blessing of salvation, bud

[Tyler Renfrow @TylerFrow]

@ThoughtfulSaint "Human being are Children of God". By nature we're children of wrath (Eph 2), children of the devil (Jn 10; 1 Jn 3). Infinite worth...? No. Deserving of infinite wrath? Yes

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@ThoughtfulSaint Christ is consubstantial with the Father and mutually indwelling the other persons of the trinity. Saving knowledge of God is predicated on this fact (Jn 14:6-10).