Romans 9 from a free will prespective

[Arial]

What Fallacies?

Don't you just love it when someone says something is a fallacy without saying what the fallacy is and why it is one. Kind of like arguing something isn't a logical conclusion because it is Calvinism.

Is there a shaking my head in astonished amusement emoji?

 

[ReverendRV]

Don't you just love it when someone says something is a fallacy without saying what the fallacy is and why it is one. Kind of like arguing something isn't a logical conclusion because it is Calvinism.

Is there a shaking my head in astonished amusement emoji?

While at CARM, I always wished I can make people answer questions. Here at CCAM, I can. I'll be fair for sure though...

 

[Arial]

TULIP is as good as a starting lineup as any.

That tells us nothing. What about TULIP is a fallacy and why is it a fallacy?

 

[DialecticSkeptic]

That is not true at all.

I am afraid we're going to need a lot more than your bare say-so. That's just not going to be compelling.

God's foreknowledge is most prevalent in the Bible in the form of prophecy.

This commits the question-begging fallacy. By equating foreknowledge and prescience, you're merely assuming the very thing to be proved.

You also dismiss my entire argument with a wave of the hand, interacting with none of it.

I am content to let the readers compare your argument and mine and draw their own conclusion. You made it that easy.

 

[Reformedguy]

While at CARM, I always wished I can make people answer questions. Here at CCAM, I can. I'll be fair for sure though...

Dang, wish Tom was here. He wouldn't be for long.

 

[DialecticSkeptic]

Who is this Tom? Are we making references to MySpace?