ColdSilverMoon
Puritan Board Senior
When talking with non-Calvinists (Arminians, or whatever you prefer to call them), what do you find is the most difficult of the 5 points for them to accept? I find most solid Baptists and Methodists agree with total depravity and to a certain extent perseverance of the saints. But the other 3 points tend to be much harder. The one that seems to turn off most non-Calvinists is limited atonement. Most people like to believe God died for "everyone" rather than the elect.
I'm interested to hear what others of you have found to be the biggest stumbling block to other people accepting the 5 points...
I'm interested to hear what others of you have found to be the biggest stumbling block to other people accepting the 5 points...