Paul's Passing Thoughts

Protestantism is no less irrational or superstitious than the rankest forms of Voodooism; it merely dresses itself in pseudo-intellectualism

— Paul M. Dohse (@PaulMDohse) February 9, 2017

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I. It’s daily re-salvation by preaching the gospel to yourself every day. II. Its progressive justification defines “Christians” as under law—the biblical definition of a lost person. III. Forgiven…

Source: Five Damning Facts About Calvinism

One. Saved people aren’t saved. A very familiar mantra in Protestantism is, “We are all just sinners saved by grace.” In the Bible, “sinner” always refers to the unregenerate.

Two. The new birth is a legal declaration. So, the saved are not really recreated into new people, they have only been declared as such even though it is not their true state of being.

Three. The Christian life is a “rest” in Jesus. The Bible continually states that the Christian life is hard work and a labor of love.

Four. All people appear at one final judgement. The Bible is clear that everyone who appears at the White Throne Judgement is already condemned. They only appear there to receive their eternal sentence. This judgement is referred to as “the second death.”

Conclusion. In other words, Protestantism openly defies the word of God on soteriology (the doctrine of salvation), metaphysics (state of being), sanctification (the doctrine of Christian living), and eschatology (the doctrine of end times).

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Today, Friday 1/27/2017 @ 6pm Live Link.

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Page One: Review of Andy Young Post; “God’s Choosing in Election”

Page Two: Protestantism’s Classic Works Salvation and Paul’s Galatians Argument

Protestantism is a type of soteriology that was the brunt of the apostle Paul’s doctrinal contentions. However, of all the super-cults in the world, Protestantism hid the essence of their soteriology behind labeling claiming the exact opposite—salvation by faith alone or “justification by faith.”

In Protestantism, the word, “faith” is used to qualify works that supposedly aren’t works because “they are of faith.” Protestantism has so drilled this idea into the heads of the masses and incessantly espoused the mantra until most people hearing the accusation think it’s an absurd accusation. But, the constant repeating of a slogan that presents a central idea is an ancient brainwashing technique. While claiming a salvation by “faith alone” as its central theme, it is really everyday works salvation.

It would seem that God pursues man and gives him every opportunity to be saved. It would seem that God corners man with the truth and does everything but make the decision for him. Much could be di…

Source: Why Man is ABLE to Choose Salvation