...nevertheless maintain the saved status of many Arminians.
The following from:The Puritans by Dr.D.M.Lyoyd-Jones
"What if he is an Arminian?What if he does not understand the doctrines of grace?How are we to treat him?Are we to dispise him,are we to dismiss him as a fool,or as a nonentity,or as a man who knows nothing--is that to be the attitude?...We believe these people are wrong and that they are mistaken;...They have not seen it.Do not despise nor deride them,do not walk on the other side of the street when you see them coming,do not feel that you would be wasting your time if you even discussed anything with them.No,no!...let us be patient with him,let us try to help him.We should not spend our time just proving that we are right and everybody else is wrong.If you believe that you are right and the other wrong,well,it is your bounden duty to try and put him right,and you do so by loving him,by being patient with him,by understanding.You do not browbeat him,you do not knock him down;still less do you dismiss him.You try to understand him and put things to him,and reason with him.You do not hurl slogans at him;you expound the Scriptures in as loving a manner as you can,and try to thus lead him to a better understanding..."Pages 41-42
The following from:The Puritans by Dr.D.M.Lyoyd-Jones
"What if he is an Arminian?What if he does not understand the doctrines of grace?How are we to treat him?Are we to dispise him,are we to dismiss him as a fool,or as a nonentity,or as a man who knows nothing--is that to be the attitude?...We believe these people are wrong and that they are mistaken;...They have not seen it.Do not despise nor deride them,do not walk on the other side of the street when you see them coming,do not feel that you would be wasting your time if you even discussed anything with them.No,no!...let us be patient with him,let us try to help him.We should not spend our time just proving that we are right and everybody else is wrong.If you believe that you are right and the other wrong,well,it is your bounden duty to try and put him right,and you do so by loving him,by being patient with him,by understanding.You do not browbeat him,you do not knock him down;still less do you dismiss him.You try to understand him and put things to him,and reason with him.You do not hurl slogans at him;you expound the Scriptures in as loving a manner as you can,and try to thus lead him to a better understanding..."Pages 41-42