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I Believe in Free Will Because I Have No Choice
I have a collection of questions outside of TULIP about the various doctrines in and associated with Calvinism. The primary collection revolve around free-will and determinism. Some people who call themselves Calvinists believe we have free-will and the ability to … Continue reading
Keith The Calvinist Joins the Fail Army
You may remember a while back when I asked a bunch of questions to a Consistent Calvinist. Well, I found another Calvinist on YouTube named Keith, and I decided to ask him the same questions, as I had not yet … Continue reading
Questions for Calvinists (part 4- I’m Resisting the Irresistible)
Welcome once again to Questions for Calvinists, where I am walking through TULIP saying to myself, “There is no way I am understanding this correctly. Am I?” But that’s the purpose of the series. I want Calvinists to explain to … Continue reading
Questions for Calvinists (Part 3- My Limited Understanding of Limited Atonement)
Welcome back to Questions for Calvinists where I admit that it’s just entirely possible that I have NO IDEA what I’m talking about when it comes to Calvinism. That’s why I’m asking all of these questions. This installment brings us … Continue reading
Questions for Calvinists (part 2- Casting a Vote Against Election)
Welcome back to my “Questions for Calvinists” series wherein I am charitably assuming it possible that I simply do not understand Calvinism at all. From what I THINK I understand, Calvinism is a ridiculous pile of heretical nonsense, but it … Continue reading
Questions for Calvinists (part 1- WHY T?)
As you may know, I have been writing occasional articles about Calvinism where I always start by saying I don’t want to become the kind of blog that writes articles about Calvinism. But when something seems to me worth deep … Continue reading
Dr Calvin and the Cancer Restaurant
Our intrepid reporter is on location to interview the one she has been told is the Great Physician. A beautiful restaurant is full of people from all walks of life, enjoying a meal and drinks in a grand hall. The … Continue reading
A Bit of Orange 