John Gerstner's Unbiblical Nonsense!

Those that don't truly believe ( professed with the lips, but in their works they deny actually knowing Him ) and never did,
and those who have never professed Christ.

 

If Scripture states it, then are you willing to accept what is written?

 

show from the Bible, where it says that believers will see their loved ones being tormented in hell

 

We will have the full mind of Lord Jesus when glorified , and as such, we will realize and understand that the person chose to go to that state! it was their fault, and not Gods!

 

You demonstrate my point by leading with ad hominem. I am not "outraged," I am not "biased" about finding ad hominem lamentable no matter who perpetrates it, and my concern is not "faux." I wasn't talking about myself in any case, I was responding to 1689 calling SBG a liar, and finding it regrettable that this sort of response has become typical on a board where Christian love ought to be more in evidence. Do you disagree?

I disagree with you changing Gerstner's wording from rejoice to disagree. Jesus agreed to go to the cross; He did not rejoice in it. God judges the wicked; He does not rejoice in it.

 

That shows to us all who go there chose to do such!

 

Would the saints not rejoice in the justice of their King?

 

Please stick with the topic.

 

but, if reformed theology says that God has already chosen those who will be saved, and left the rest to be damned, how it is their fault?

 

God does not rejoice in it. What makes you think His saints should, or will?

 

so now you reformed believe in free will?

 

They are getting their desires fulfilled!

 

you raised this point, and have been proven wrong again, and you don't like it! :eek:

 

Per Luther, we have a free will under bondage and enslaved to the sin nature!

 

I'm not. I'm telling you that you are conflating two separate topics and missing Gerstner's point. Go read my comment to Tsalagi regarding Gerstner's answer.

Will the saints consider God unjust when they enter God's presence or will they rejoice in God's justice?

 

but they are BOUND so how can they desire anything?

 

Luther is not the Bible!

 

LOL, you are the person continually misunderstanding the text and reading what is not there into the text.
I understand the text. I disagree with how you abusively interpret the text.

 

like you do John 3:16! :Roflmao

 

Not inspired, but a really good theologian in some areas!