Monthly Archives: June 2018

Can Eternal Life Be Lost? Can You Lose Your Salvation? Jesse Morrell | Theology

Posted on June 9, 2018 by

IS ETERNAL LIFE CONDITIONAL? CAN YOU LOSE ETERNAL LIFE? I had spoken to Calvinists who say, “Eternal life is eternal – that means never ending. Therefore, eternal life can nCaever be lost. If you could lose it, it isn’t eternal.” … Continue reading →

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Why doesn’t the Gospel of John Use the Word Repent, if You Must Repent to be Saved?

Posted on June 8, 2018 by

Someone asked in my Theology Facebook Group, “If repent is a requirement of salvation, then why doesnt the book of John mention it?” I said, the book of John says “sin no more.” But read the book of Acts, which … Continue reading →

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HOW CALVINISTS ADD WORKS OF THE LAW TO THE GOSPEL – The Imputed Righteousness of Christ – Justification by Works of the Law | Jesse Morrell

Posted on June 8, 2018 by

HOW CALVINISTS ADD WORKS OF THE LAW TO THE GOSPEL   Some people have said, “Without the imputed righteousness of Christ, there is no salvation.” And “If you don’t trust in the imputed righteousness of Christ, you aren’t saved.”   … Continue reading →

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A. W. Tozer on the Atonement & Finished Work of Christ | Universal Unlimited Atonement | Synergistic Free Will Salvation

Posted on June 7, 2018 by

A. W. TOZER on the ATONEMENT of CHRIST! “Redemption is an objective fact. It is a work potentially saving, wrought for man, but done independent of and exterior to the individual. Christ’s work on Calvary made atonement for every man, … Continue reading →

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The Logic of Penal Substitution, Limited Atonement, Universalism

Posted on June 5, 2018 by

Why is wrong with this syllogism? Major Premise: Jesus took the punishment for our sins. Minor Premise: God cannot justly punish the same sins twice. Conclusion: Everyone Jesus died for is saved from punishment. This is the same syllogism that … Continue reading →

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