Calvinistic Cartoons: Tragic Creation

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Tragic Creation

This is what happens when man gets a mind
to modify God's Word to suit his own fallen will.

This idea came to me after reading "The Potter's Freedom"
by James R. White (A Defense of the Reformation
and a Rebuttal of Norman Geisler's Chosen But Free).

4 comments:

Lee SheltonApril 15, 2009 at 3:39 PM
Ouch!
ReplyDelete
Replies
Shep ShepherdApril 15, 2009 at 4:21 PM
What is the difference between an Arminian and a Semi-Pelagian? So really his heart and mind are united behind one theology?
ReplyDelete
Replies
Eddie EddingsApril 15, 2009 at 4:35 PM
well, there definitely is a connection.
ReplyDelete
Replies
Sir BrassApril 17, 2009 at 12:06 PM
Heh heh, I love it. Even Frankestein realizes what's up, while Pelagians and Arminians everywhere haven't a clue. :) :P
ReplyDelete
Replies

Add comment

A Testimony to God's Saving Grace

My B.C. years were pocked with sin and grief.
I did all I could to fulfill my carnal ambitions. Thinking I would always earn a living as a musician, I dropped out of high school to devote myself to sex, drugs and rock n' roll. Getting high was my top priority. I was jailed eventually, hospitalized, and committed to a mental institution because of my suicidal inclinations. When I was released, I continued pursuing the same activities. I did all I could to escape reality. I was running from myself...running from my past...and without knowing it at the time, running straight into the hands of God! I now realize the Lord was setting up all the roadblocks, detours, and dead-ends in my life, leading me through a seemingly hopeless maze into a direct confrontation with His Son, Jesus Christ! Hebrews 1:14 declares that God sends His angels to render service to "those who will inherit salvation." He was surely doing that in my tangled life. One night, while alone in my room, I could run no longer. I reached out to the Lord and cried in desperation for Him to save me from a life misspent. He heard my plea and miraculously and instantly transformed me. I will never be the same.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Tragic Creation

4 comments:

Search This Blog

Subscribe To