Lolly Gaggins: See that man, asleep in the seat across the aisle? I hit him with my "whosoever will" burst and his notions about "election" just collapsed. He never knew what hit him.
Purdy S. Nation: I understand you. If one more raving Arminian comes at me with that same claptrap, out-of-context usage of Scripture to try to argue "free will" I might just collapse too!
Now, about that book you're about to rip in two; I think there's a much better use of A. W. Pink's "Sovereignty of God" than that.
Lolly Gaggins: See that man, asleep in the seat across the aisle? I hit him with my "whosoever will" burst and his notions about "election" just collapsed. He never knew what hit him.
ReplyDeletePurdy S. Nation: I understand you. If one more raving Arminian comes at me with that same claptrap, out-of-context usage of Scripture to try to argue "free will" I might just collapse too!
Now, about that book you're about to rip in two; I think there's a much better use of A. W. Pink's "Sovereignty of God" than that.
Sounds like a winner there. She's great marrying material, that guy should go for it. :-D
ReplyDeleteWOAH! She's dressed up like the Spanish Inquisition.
ReplyDeleteWow. Sounds like a wonderful, feminine, godly lady. :-D
ReplyDelete@stranger:
ReplyDelete"Nobody expects the Oberlin Inquisition...
Our chief weapons are fear, surprise, and a fanatical devotion to Charles Finney!"
"Oberlin Inquisition."
ReplyDeleteI'm having one of those "Why didn't I think of that?" moments.
Good one. : )
The paradox of the Arminian Woman: violently removing the will to freely choose Calvinism.
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