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"Matthew Johnson" wrote in message
news:132.12.09.05.931379000@srcbs.org...
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> In article <131.16.15.05.590279000@srcbs.org>, Gary McNees says...
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> Which leads me to ask you a question: have you noticed the same thing
> that I have about the way "Calvinistic Scholars" quote Augustine? You
> may recall that I have claimed several times now in this thread, that
> they read his anti-pelagian works attentively, but neglect his
> anti-manichean. So have you noticed the same thing?

Well, to be truthful, I have previously just believed what they
said, because even some non-Calvinists seemed to agree with
their common excuse, that Augustine before age 63 was a
"free willer" but then became a non free willer. But George Smith
has published some of Augustines writings where he makes plain
what he means by a loss of "free will," and not only I but most
would agree with him. Augustine just does not believe in the
no free will of Calvinism.

> >As I said before, all the errors (I believe) that exist in both
> >Romanism and Orthodoxy, are miniscule by comparison to the atrocities
> >in Calvinism, that is, in my view.
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> And except for whether or not these "miniscule errors" even exist at
> all in Orthodoxy, we are certainly agreed;)

As Will Rogers said, "We are all ignorant, only on different subjects."


Gary


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In article <124.18.13.05.621710000@srcbs.org>, orpheus_j@yahoo.com says...
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>Wrighteous Network wrote:
>> Want more of our quizzes?
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>Not really. I'm not trying to stifle your freedom of expression or
>your being a witness to the world, but I find the quizzes to be more
>"noise" than "signal" in this NG. That is, I'd prefer more intelligent
>conversations (with give and take) and fewer things that people think
>might be interesting or good for others to read.
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>The opinions of others may differ.

They might indeed. Mine differs with yours only slightly. For I too agree that
those 'quizzes' are worse than useless. But my judgment of them is somewhat
harsher than yours. The quizzes do NOT encourage true Bible knowledge, they only
encourage a knowledge of trivia. They even discourage true Bible wisdom.

As for posting "things that people think might be interesting to read", that is
not always bad. Sure, there are wicked people who use such posts as a way to
spread terrible heresies, but there are others who use such posts to _start_ a
discussion. And every great now and then, the discussion started actually turns
out to be interesting.

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