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Wellington Ndlovu replied to joanne guarnieri's discussion 'Free Will'

Act 2:23 "this Jesus, delivered up according to the definite plan and foreknowledge of God, you crucified and killed by the hands of lawless men. Psa 102:25 Of old you laid the foundation of the earth, and the heavens are the work of your hands. ...

April 16

Wellington Ndlovu replied to joanne guarnieri's discussion 'Free Will'

" freewill is the ability to choose otherwise" lets test this postulation. Is the otherwise from self determined otherwise . Who sets these otherwise. Do I have an otherwise to living on earth. Is there an option I could now choose to live on Mar...

April 12

Wellington Ndlovu replied to Nancy's discussion 'Decision Making and the Will of God'

The thread is about decision making and the will of God. My question is I have decisions to make tommorrow does God have any sovereignty over them or not or do I have sovereignty to those decisions tommorrow. It seems no one hear has the guts to a...

April 12

Wellington Ndlovu replied to Nancy's discussion 'Decision Making and the Will of God'

Jack said:Nancy; How can God be sovereign over a will that is indefinite?Or is He merely sovereign, in a general sort of way? I have asked to be forgiven from my logic attack, There seems to me that it is illogical for me to say that for instan...

April 11

Wellington Ndlovu replied to joanne guarnieri's discussion 'Free Will'

Pardon me I suffer from an obsession with logical thought processes. Allow me to verify what Is The definition of FREE WILL AND THE INVERSE OF FREEWILL. Please forward clear consise definitions and not theological interpretation of thoughts about ...

April 11

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I am a father to a eight year old boy. I believe if the bible teaches a different thought to what I hold to be truth i should immediately change to a biblicist point of veiw. There are some holes in what most famous theologians hold to be true.

How would you describe yourself theologically?

I concur with the five points of Calvin. I hold to the belief in the physical return of Christ to rule on earth and sit physically on the throne in Jerusalem for a thousand years. I believe the Church is not physical Israel and Israel is yet to receive their fulfilment promises according to the covenant with Abraham.

Who is the greatest theologian in the last 2000 years? (Besides Biblical People!)

In the Bible I vote Paul

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At 11:43pm on June 22, 2008, Jack said…: Brother, Wellington, I really appreciate your straight -forward posts. You call a spade, a spade! Jack

At 11:41pm on June 22, 2008, Jack said…: Brother, I read Cadis' comments, and I don't think she stated or even implied that Christ was NOT righteous.
It's quite possible that I have mis-understood your reply to her. In Christ's Love, Jack

At 7:09pm on June 13, 2008, Jack said…: With the Sovereign God counting the hairs on our heads,
He give us the peace that passes understanding.
Brother Jack

At 6:41pm on June 13, 2008, Jack said…: Wellington, I was thrilled by your outright statement on free-will. would be glad to have you as a friend Jack