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Old 06-03-2008, 06:58 AM
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Manata's Dictionary of Arminian Terms

Triablogue: A Dictionary of Arminian Terms

Very witty...

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All (1): All always means all. Yup, Jesus died for every single human, including those already dead and in hell, and even including himself.

All (2): (as to sin) If its related to sin, "all" doesn't include babies.

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Election: God's "choosing" of people who chose him first. Kind of like me "voting" for the president after November 4th, 2008.

Esau: A nation, that‘s it.

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Foreknow: God's infallible knowledge of what a creature will do . . . even though he might do otherwise.

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Intelligence: Something I had extra of such that I would believe and not my neighbor, who had the same grace and the same wooing. (See also: spiritual insight, moral superiority, and third eye).
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"If a commission by an earthly king is considered a honor, how can a commission by a Heavenly King be considered a sacrifice?"
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This is actually a good way to illustrate the current debates.

This reminds me of the good ole days like,

"You might be a baptist, if..."
"You might be an atheist, if..."
"You might be a hyper-preterist, if..."
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see the one on regeneration (my internet explorer doesn't let me copy/paste)

And the one on James White.
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