Neogillist
Puritan Board Freshman
Most of them don't even go to church. They write on their blogspots, they discuss issues on their board. I don't even think they would qualify as Christians. Their theology basically sums up to five points, which I guess we could be called the "Five Points of Hyper-Calvinism":
1. Equal-ultimacy: God is as active in getting the reprobates to hell as he is in taking the elects to heaven.
2. No Duty-Faith: The reprobates are not responsible to believe in Christ, they only have to ackowledge him as Lord.
3. No Common Grace: God hates the reprobate with an absolute hatred. He hates them, he hates them and he can't help it but hate them.
4. No Progressive Sanctification: Since the elects are under grace, they cannot sin as the moral law is not binding on them.
5. Eternal Justification: There is no point to pray for the forgiveness of sin since sins were forgiven from eternity long before they would be committed.
The sad thing is that some of these guys used to be, or have been members of PB, and got kicked out, while a few might still be members.
Check this out, if you don't believe me:
Confession of a Hyper-Calvinist
Welcome to Pristine Grace
1. Equal-ultimacy: God is as active in getting the reprobates to hell as he is in taking the elects to heaven.
2. No Duty-Faith: The reprobates are not responsible to believe in Christ, they only have to ackowledge him as Lord.
3. No Common Grace: God hates the reprobate with an absolute hatred. He hates them, he hates them and he can't help it but hate them.
4. No Progressive Sanctification: Since the elects are under grace, they cannot sin as the moral law is not binding on them.
5. Eternal Justification: There is no point to pray for the forgiveness of sin since sins were forgiven from eternity long before they would be committed.
The sad thing is that some of these guys used to be, or have been members of PB, and got kicked out, while a few might still be members.
Check this out, if you don't believe me:
Confession of a Hyper-Calvinist
Welcome to Pristine Grace