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> Matthew Johnson wrote:
> > In article <125.10.12.05.617220000@srcbs.org>, lsenders@hotmail.com
> says...
> >
> > >He is left with Pseudo-Dionysius who brought the Plotinian motif
> into
> > >direct connection with the Christian principle via synthetic theism.

Since you were speaking (writing) to me, I will respond.
I do not believe this at all.

In fact, on the point of creationism I am probably with you.

Also, I believe that we know God analogically.


> >
> > >We must not be too hasty in our presentation of biblical
> > >creationism to the pagan,

Agreed.

> And I have yet to read a single rebuttal of all the scientific point
> which I made. I have not read a single scientifically substantiated
> rebuttal to the evidence which I have listed, using "secular" science
> reporting, for not only Earth, but the entire cosmos being no more than
> 10,000 yrs old. No as single rebuttal. And certainly nothing from
> you.

I have, why haven't you?

> >
> No. I understand the differences between this an pantheism. What you
> fail to recognize is that presuppositionally,

Are you a "Van Tillian?"

>they are no different.
> This was the whole point of my post. Christianity is absolutely
> distinct from all human reasoning.

Absurd. It requires human reasoning to read or write a sentence.

Gary


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Bob Felts wrote:
> Gary McNees wrote:
>
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>>Bob Felts wrote:
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>>
>>>
>>>Only because you insist in trying to set free that which isn't free.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>God works in man to will (Phil 2:13).
>>>
>>>
>>>"According to _His_ good pleasure." No freedom for man there.
>>>
>>
>>Hi Bob:
>>
>>I'd like for you to expand on your idea of man not having
>>free will.
>>
>>Tell me, every time you sin, is it God causing you to
>>choose to sin?
>>
>>Since you have not free will, I think that this is the
>>consequence.
>>
>
>
> Romans 7 explains this nicely.

Look, I agree with Paul, and Peter, and James, and the Bible.

Romans 7 DENIES the Edwardian/Calvinistic theory of the will, that the
choice is determined by the desire.

It is of no help to you.

Gary