SolaSaint
Puritan Board Sophomore
Hi all,
After reading the post from amishrockstar about his students death and how he is struggling with not sharing the gospel, I felt compelled to ask a question concerning Calvinism. I didn't want to hijack his thread. I'm still trying to wrap my head around Calvinism, so bare with me.
Q:
If we experience the death of an acquaintance or even friend that we didn't share our faith with and then they die, as Calvinists shouldn't we assume they wouldn't have come to faith? If they are predestined by God to their eternal destination, then when they die, should we really struggle, for if they were elected for wrath, then would our witness have produced any effect? I know we should share our faith, but in this kind of circumstance should we feel remorse or relief? I hope this doesn't sound creepy and I hope this doesn't offend amishrockstar.
After reading the post from amishrockstar about his students death and how he is struggling with not sharing the gospel, I felt compelled to ask a question concerning Calvinism. I didn't want to hijack his thread. I'm still trying to wrap my head around Calvinism, so bare with me.
Q:
If we experience the death of an acquaintance or even friend that we didn't share our faith with and then they die, as Calvinists shouldn't we assume they wouldn't have come to faith? If they are predestined by God to their eternal destination, then when they die, should we really struggle, for if they were elected for wrath, then would our witness have produced any effect? I know we should share our faith, but in this kind of circumstance should we feel remorse or relief? I hope this doesn't sound creepy and I hope this doesn't offend amishrockstar.