@MrTimothyRenfro Once again, if you believe your will is what saves you, then babies that die must logically go to hell because they cannot use their will to believe. But if you believe in a sovereign God who is good, then yes, He elects to save every baby that dies.
@BornAgainBalaky If your salvation is dependent on your will what makes Christian faith any different than Islam which also ultimately depends on the will to save?
If regeneration comes after faith then it is not different than any other religion who depends in the will to save. In true Christianity it is God who regenerates and God who grants the faith. True Christian faith is a miracle.
Calvinism’s regeneration before faith falls flat when a proper understanding of spiritual deadness is articulated
Please read/understand
being spiritually dead ≠ Calvinism’s understanding of being spiritually dead
No scripture clearly states regeneration comes before faith
@beready4rapture Again, I would ask you to explain what it actually means to be born again. Is Christian faith truly miraculous as in something that can only be done by God or does your theology demand it be identical to any other faith system that uses the will in order to actuate it?
People say they want God to be sovereign, right up until His sovereignty extends over human salvation. Then suddenly the Almighty must wait outside the human heart, hoping sinners will grant Him permission.