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Jesus has made it very simple indeed. He has taken away our desire to sin, and written His laws on our hearts which is super-sensitizing our conscience to the extreme, making it impossible to go against your conscience. 1 John 3:21-24. Just obey your conscience, and stay in loving fellowship...

Except, there are those who define the gospel in very, very liberal terms, believing Jesus takes away all punishment for sin, and others with supernatural terms toward holiness. I'm in the supernatural category, that Jesus takes away our carnal nature, and creates a new nature free from willful...

I understand what the other's mean. It is T I'm having trouble getting a definition of. Is it Total Depravity before being born again, or still after being born again? What is interesting is I've never met a nice Calvinist.

I made a post in this forum; please vote. I'm serious, the question has bothered me for years about Calvinists, and no Calvinist I've found agrees with each other. If you don't agree with either statement in the poll, then tell me why. I'm not WoF because they have too many misinterpretations...

Are there no Calvinists that know what they believe? Already have 16 views and not one vote.

Hi Curtis, Augustine said, "Love God, and do as you please." That sounded like the hyper OSAS of grace being a license to sin, so I disliked Augustine too, and thought it sounded very Calvinistic also. But then I looked into the full quote and found that my first impression was completely...

You'll have to be more specific than that or I'll know you are clueless.

Well, I like Augustine, so I disagree.

You would have to ask them.

So, what are the commandments of Jesus? "My commandments"

6 seems to negate 5. If that's the actual wording, maybe Calvinists are confused as to what to believe.

I find that not all Calvinists agree on T = Total Depravity. If you are a Calvinist, please take the poll. Arminians and Catholics please do not take poll.

I find that not all Calvinists agree on T = Total Depravity. In fact, I think I'll make a post and see.

The letters to the seven churches of Revelation 2 and 3 shows a prophetic history of the church. Even by the end of the first century there were Christians that were losing their first love. But there were still some that were willing to die rather than give up their faith. We are in the last...

This is interesting. Where in the Old Testament first 5 books, the Torah, call what they originally had, the New Covenant? You aren't giving me any verifiable scriptures; you just want me to take your word for it. So look it up and tell me where to look.

What is the difference that Jesus is talking about here in John 15:10 10 If you keep My commandments, you will abide in My love, just as I have kept My Father’s commandments and abide in His love.

Again with the false accusations.

If there was a covenant, then a new covenant making the old covenant obsolete, what do you think he is talking about?

Read and decide for yourself if "covenant" is the right word because there are TWO (and more) words RELATIVE. In short, when relating God's action "Covenant" is correct; when relating man's action, "ministry" must CAREFULLY be and stay 'ministry', and not be CONFUSED for 'covenant’. Hebrews 8 ...

Now you are making weird accusations. :confused: