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Did God Ordain Sin and Unbelief?: Inconsistencies of Calvinism

Did God Ordain Sin and Unbelief?: Inconsistencies of Calvinism

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General Christianity

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ISBN13: 9798192765647
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 30
Weight: 0.12
Height: 0.07 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
It was in the early 90s that a Calvinist pastor from USA came and he had communication with some pastors in the Southern Philippines. Because many pastors lack knowledge on the doctrine of election, some pastors were deceived by the Calvinistic doctrine. One of my close friends, my contemporary in the seminary, was among them and he wrote me a letter trying to convince me of Calvinism. It seemed that he took the position of hyper-Calvinism when he stated that God ordained sin and unbelief. Another pastor I am acquainted with went with another Calvinist group and he wrote me a letter expressing disagreement with that Calvinist friend and he is also a Calvinist yet he said, God is not the efficient cause of the hardening of man's heart. Why do Calvinists disagree with one another? The teachings of Calvinism are very divisive due to their many inconsistencies. This is not surprising because the founder of Calvinism, John Calvin, is a divisive person. In history, one can learn that Mr. Calvin persecuted the Baptists, and though he was not able to destroy all of them, he succeeded in causing division among them through his erroneous teachings. In fact, the effect of Calvinistic teachings is very bad to the Calvinists themselves because they do not have unity in their doctrines. Some writers say that even John Calvin himself did not understand his own doctrines. Inconsistencies of doctrines show that they're man-made. Man-made doctrines cannot be harmonized with the Holy Scriptures. Those who follow man-made teachings will find it hard to agree with one another. That's why, Calvinists right now are fighting and arguing with each other. Often times, they contradict with their own statements. Let us observe some arguments of two Calvinists as they have stated their doctrinal position in their letters. Read this book and see their inconsistencies.

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