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Old 04-20-2007, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Magma2 View Post
I'm really not well up on the duty-faith debate, but it seems to me that for those who oppose "duty-faith" it's their belief that implied in the idea that it's everyone duty to believe the gospel that men have the ability to do their duty.

Is that it in a nutshell?
I would deny "duty faith" on two grounds; (1) I do not believe that God will punish those who never hear of Christ for not believing in Christ. (2) I believe that faith is personnal and so a part of saving faith is believing not the axiom of "Christ died for sinners" but rather "Christ died for me" and that being true faith can in no way be a duty for otherwise God has placed man under the duty of believing a lie for Christ died not for all.

See here: http://www.baptistboard.com/showpost...2&postcount=38

Re Ella; he is a good man and is knowledgeable and I have obtained profit from his work but he can in controversial issues be too personal but then we are all guilty of that...I know I am.
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