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Another Paradox in the Bible

Gary: Now, Contending for the Faith…. Here is this week’s question: “Dear Tom and Dave, While I tend to agree with you that there are no contradictions in the Bible, I have heard some Bible teachers say that there are paradoxes. Two often that’s a euphemism for ‘contradiction,’ or at...Read more

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Question: Why does Revelation 17:8 (and maybe Revelation 13:8, depending on the translation used) refer to those “whose names were not written in the book of life from the creation of the world...”?

Question: Were Adam and Eve created perfect? If so, how could they sin? If they were created with a will that could choose to sin, how could they have been perfect?

Question: [TBC's] statement that John Calvin taught that Infant Baptism saves betrays a regrettable ignorance of Calvin’s beliefs....I request you publish this clarification of our Protestant, Reformed position.

Question: How can you believe both in God's foreknowledge and that man has the power of choice?

Question: I’ve been told by a Calvinist that if I’m not a Calvinist, then I’m an Arminian. As a Christian, do I have to be one or the other?

Question: I think it is stunning that...the most influential Christians of the past 2,000 years have been Augustinians...

Question: Some Calvinists have argued that 2 Peter 2:12 clearly shows that there are some who are "made to be taken and destroyed." How do you explain this verse?

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Question: I am deeply concerned about the increasing frequency of articles and comments in TBC that are harshly critical of Calvinism....

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