OSAS and Infants

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Come, my Catholic brethren , let us sing: :whistle:

Where have all the tulips gone?
Long time passing.
Where have all the tulips gone?
Long time ago.
Where have all the tulips gone?
Catholics have picked them ev’ry one.
Oh, when will Calvinists learn?
Oh, when will they ever learn?

😃

Don’t take it personal my Calvinist brothers and sisters. I love you all :hug1: , even if you’re wrong 😉 . I would like to hear a response to Dan’s question.

God Bless,
Michael
 
My goodness Michael, where have you been hiding this wicked sense of humor? 😛
 
heisenburg said:
Greetings Sandusky 🙂

Thanks you for the response…

While I understand how predestination as Calvinist hold it can in theory answer this question, It really only answer the question Children and those who lack true mental capacity, However, you still have the problem of did god predestine a child to be born with faulty lungs, dies several days later, and then destines that child to hell? Or is it that anyone that does not have the intellectual capability are automatically predestined to heaven.

What about those in the Arab or Hindu world that have never properly heard about Jesus. Does predestination only work for those in a Christian environment.

My understanding, and I could be wrong so correct me if I am, If someone is predestined according to Calvinism, is that Someone predestined will automatically know Christ. if this is true, does that mean no one in the Muslim, Hindu, Or even tribes that have never even heard of Christ have NO ONE predestined? If they were, they would worship Christ. Again though, I could be mistaken in my understanding and have no problems in being corrected 😉

All the same, I appreciate your comments and look forward to your responses

In Christ
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If this is true than there would be no need in evangelizing people.:confused:

I know this is not what you are saying Im just adding to your thoughts
 
If this is true than there would be no need in evangelizing people.
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Ha Ha, didn’t even think about that. Why would anyone need to evangelize at all if Predestination is true. No activity of ours will change Gods plan per this theory. So, doesn’t that make the whole Great Commission a moot point?

In Christ
 
My Calvinists brothers and sisters, we are waiting for your response to Dan’s question. We promise not to mistreat or bite you. If there is no response, then I will assume that you are ashamed of your own beliefs and hence too afraid to share them with us. 😦

Go Bless,
Michael
 
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