@Darbyfan2472 1) Extra nos "outside of us"
2) Rlly close to how Ryrie would view it
3) From a FG perspective, all non-FGs backload works, some even question earlier Free Grace authors like Ryrie who taught fruit is inevitable
4) Too long story to write on twitter.
@saint_trae35891 you know whats included in this screenshot (I won't make it public to self-dox so I censored the text), this had nothing to do with anything theological, only my difficult life situation.
God has not chosen a single baby who dies to go to hell. There are no souls of babies right now in outer darkness.
All babies who die in infanthood go to heaven.
@redeemed_zoomer If its a minor thing like the pastor is slightly soft on some issue, its not alone a reason to leave.
If they go full theologically liberal, it is heresy, and we are told to separate from heresy.
@KW35792979 @RevReads289 @gonefishin1948 You’ll be in for a big surprise when you see what the church fathers like Chrysostom said about Mary’s sinlessness 😄
@RevReads289 I use the definition ’having the ability to do otherwise, without any change of external circumstances’ for free will. Calvinists often say ’free will’ in some radically qualified sense, but they could not affirm the ’without any change of external circumstance’.
@RevReads289 @NiceanRick I myself would not frame it this way, I would myself say that it is just a logical impossibility for God to will sin, so that God cannot in any way sin, not as a volitionally self-imposed limit, but something he cannot do by nature. Though I don’t want to be agressive about it.
@UbermenschMind I am ethnically a descendant of multiple Finland-Swedes and most people that I have interacted with don’t find me specifically attractive.
There is nothing special with Nordic genetics.