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thekidsmom said:While I might agree with part of your assessment, I have to take exception to the idea that those who hold to the Doctrines of Grace "excel at avoiding personal responsibility"....FortBuilder 8.25 said:Wow, Bobby, you excel at the Calvinistic ability to avoid personal responsibility for the crap in your life. Ha! You're hilarious, just like your theology and the fact you think you have any credibility.
Whether the Christian Faith or filling prescriptions, you're a loser.
:-D
What are the "Doctrines of Grace?" If you mean Calvinism, it seems to me that particular system does indeed deny personal responsibility - it's all pre-ordained, therefore it doesn't matter what I do, after all it's already been fated to be, yes?
I ask because I am not a Calvinist, nor am I that other form of Calvinism promoted by Jacobus Arminius.
IMO, Calvinism has as it's basis the idea that mankind's logic is the final arbiter of what Scripture means, instead of an acceptance that we frail and finite humans can never, this side of the tombstone, fully understand, comprehend, or harmonize all that Scripture teaches. Calvinism/Arminianism denies swaths of Sacred Scripture because it doesn't fit into a nice, tidy package.
It makes sense, Jean Calvin was a from a legal, not a churchly background, ergo he idolized logic instead of just accepting that because Scripture is so much more immense that we can comprehend we won't be able to tidy it into a single box.
Again, just my take on the matter. I count as brothers and sisters in Christ all that are saved, and it doesn't matter to me whether they're Orthodox, Calvinist or Arminian.