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John Mclaughlin - The Promise (1995)

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Crocodile Rock by Elton John (Sung By A Sock Who Wears IZOD)
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John Calvin said Certainty is Uncertainty in his Institutes
http://Godnoliar.com/Calvin_said_Certainty_is_Doubt.html Calvin was certainly Biblical when he (More) http://Godnoliar.com/Calvin_said_Certainty_is_Doubt.html Calvin was certainly Biblical when he said... "We shall now have a full definition of faith if we say that it is a FIRM and SURE knowledge of the divine favor TOWARD US, founded on the truth of a free promise in Christ, and revealed to our minds, and sealed on our hearts, by the Holy Spirit." {1} Indeed, that's the "full" definition of faith (it's how the Bible defines faith). The Bible says faith is understanding and certainty about the Gospel. It NEVER says that faith is certainty and *doubting* about the Gospel. Yet Calvin and his followers actually do define faith as certainty and doubting ! He wrote, "But it will be said that this [the view that faith is certainty] differs widely from the experience of believers, who, in recognizing the grace of God toward them, not only feel disquietude, (this often happens,) but sometimes tremble, overcome with terror, so violent are the temptations which assail their minds. THIS SCARCELY SEEMS CONSISTENT WITH CERTAINTY OF FAITH. It is necessary to solve this difficulty, in order to maintain the doctrine above laid down. When we say that faith must be certain and secure, we certainly speak not of an assurance which is never affected by doubt, nor a security which anxiety never assails; we rather maintain that believers have a perpetual struggle with their own distrust, and are thus far from thinking that their consciences possess a placid quiet, uninterrupted by perturbation." {2} Calvin admitted that "FIRM and SURE knowledge of the divine favor TOWARD US" is "scarcely consistent" with the experiences of most "believers". Logically it follows that most "believers" are in fact, unbelievers. Because if the Bible defines faith as a "FIRM and SURE knowledge of the divine favor TOWARD US", then people who doubt their salvation must be unbelievers. They do NOT have a firm and sure knowledge of divine favor, do they? Yet Calvin rejects logic and exhibits irrationalism. Instead of concluding that 1) since faith is certainty, people who doubt do not have faith, he concluded that 2) because "believers" have been known to doubt, therefore faith is both certainty and doubting. He wrote, "But if in the believer's mind CERTAINTY IS MINGLED WITH DOUBT, must we not always be carried back to the conclusion, that faith consists not of a sure and clear, but only of an obscure and confused, understanding of the divine will in regard to us?" {3} What?! Certainty mingled with doubt ?! You can be certain about the Gospel, yet doubt it? Haha! Next thing they'll tell us you can believe the Gospel and not believe it at the same time! But let's hear the Scripture... "For the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea, being driven by wind and being tossed; for DO NOT let that man SUPPOSE HE WILL RECEIVE ANYTHING from the Lord; he is a double-minded man, unstable in ALL his ways." (Jam 1:6-8) James says that someone who doubts is unstable about everything! Certain about NOTHING! Yet Calvin says "certainty is mingled with doubt". This is ridiculous. And what I cannot understand, is how Calvin could also write, "[Paul] declares, that all are REPROBATES, WHO DOUBT WHETHER THEY PROFESS CHRIST AND ARE A PART OF HIS BODY. Let us, therefore, reckon that alone to be right faith, which leads us to repose in safety in the favor of God, with no wavering opinion, but with a firm and steadfast assurance." {4} He was commenting on 2 Corinthians 13:5, which says... "Know this not of your own selves, that Jesus Christ is in you? Unless you indeed be reprobates." So Calvin said that all are reprobates who doubt their salvation. But wait a second ... "certainty is mingled with doubt", right? So Paul must also condemn all those certain about their salvation (according to Calvin). Since, certainty always contains doubt, and Paul condemns doubters, then those with certainty about their salvation, must be condemned (according to Calvin). (Less)

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