JM
Puritan Board Doctor
By: Jay Dyer
Nicene Truth: If You're a Serious Calvinist, to be Consistent, You Must Also Be:
Responses will be posted by TurretinFan :
Alpha and Omega Ministries, The Christian Apologetics Ministry of James R. White
NOTE: Readers of this post can see the arguments fleshed out here and here.
You can also read a primer on the classical Biblical, Catholic and dogmatic views of the Trinity and Incarnation here.
1) Nestorian, in that the Logos cannot assume a fallen human nature.
2) Manichaean, in that nature is inherently evil.
3) A Monothelite, in that in conversion, the divine will supplants the human will. And this would go for Christ's divine will as well.
4) A tri-theist, because God the Father cuts off His own Son in the crucifixion (and maybe the Holy Spirit as well?): but Jesus, in all orthodox Trinitarianism, shares the same divine will as His Father.
5) A gnostic iconoclast, because the Logos cannot be imaged.
6) A pagan, in that the Father can damn the Son of His love in wrath, splitting the Trinity: something more akin to Zeus.
7) A Pelagian, in that you have the same view of pre-lapsarian man as Pelagius, and what must be lost is human nature, because nature is grace.
8) An ecclesiastical relativist, because there is no authoritative Church.
9) Un-deified, since the Logos' holy Flesh is not your food, because there was no true henotic union.
10) A liberal higher critic, since Luther can slice up the canon, it follows so might anyone.
11) An agnostic, in that human reason is so damaged by the fall and total depravity, it cannot accurately reason about God and ever attain certainty.
You can also read a primer on the classical Biblical, Catholic and dogmatic views of the Trinity and Incarnation here.
1) Nestorian, in that the Logos cannot assume a fallen human nature.
2) Manichaean, in that nature is inherently evil.
3) A Monothelite, in that in conversion, the divine will supplants the human will. And this would go for Christ's divine will as well.
4) A tri-theist, because God the Father cuts off His own Son in the crucifixion (and maybe the Holy Spirit as well?): but Jesus, in all orthodox Trinitarianism, shares the same divine will as His Father.
5) A gnostic iconoclast, because the Logos cannot be imaged.
6) A pagan, in that the Father can damn the Son of His love in wrath, splitting the Trinity: something more akin to Zeus.
7) A Pelagian, in that you have the same view of pre-lapsarian man as Pelagius, and what must be lost is human nature, because nature is grace.
8) An ecclesiastical relativist, because there is no authoritative Church.
9) Un-deified, since the Logos' holy Flesh is not your food, because there was no true henotic union.
10) A liberal higher critic, since Luther can slice up the canon, it follows so might anyone.
11) An agnostic, in that human reason is so damaged by the fall and total depravity, it cannot accurately reason about God and ever attain certainty.
Nicene Truth: If You're a Serious Calvinist, to be Consistent, You Must Also Be:
Responses will be posted by TurretinFan :
Alpha and Omega Ministries, The Christian Apologetics Ministry of James R. White