We continue below with Part 3 in a series on Dr. Mark DeVine's chapter in Whomever He Wills
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2012.08.24
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Peter, I just had a Calvinist thought. It was Divinely decreed that you would discuss the problems with DeVine's teaching on total depravity. You had no choice in the matter of blog posts. :o)
Posted by: Lydia | 2012.08.25 at 08:18 PM
Peter,
You seem to be saying that a person can experience the New Birth and receive the New Nature and desires...all exclusively by the hand of God...yet can then choose not to believe/have faith.
Is that accurate?
R. Cofield
Posted by: Randall Cofield | 2012.08.26 at 08:33 PM
No, it is not accurate. In fact, I do not recall mentioning much at all about what I actually embrace except by way of denying determinism. I hope to put up some positive affirmations if the future concerning what I believe the Bible to teach on the classic "five points". In the meantime, I'll continue with some initial commentary on Whomever He Wills.
With that, I am...
Peter
Posted by: peter lumpkins | 2012.08.27 at 04:23 AM