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I'm glad you finally admit it! Chapter verse that says/shows that dead men have no ability to accept or reject the things of God once they are shown to him by God/through God's calling. Only those who have not heard the gospel have no desire, and those who have rejected God.

According to scripture, it is not a work, DESPITE it being an action of the mind. A work is something that you do to merit your salvation. Belief is a recognition that you CANNOT work to earn salvation, and therefore CANNOT be a work. You're trying to make A = !A. It's illogical. So what...

The verse says "any." God is "not willing that ANY should perish, but that ALL should come to repentance." Why do you deny what scripture says?

Repeating yourself doesn't magically make what you say come true. And I just showed you why that's false. Here it is again: Believing is NOT a work. It is a recognition in one's heart that one cannot work one's way to heaven. Therefore, if someone says they got saved because they believed...

See my post in the other thread.

You're trying to equivocate. Scripture defines a work as something one does to merit one's salvation. Paul says it's NOT of works, but of grace through faith. Believing is NOT a work. It is a recognition in one's heart that one cannot work one's way to heaven. To use an analogy: Works are...

False, and you have yet to show that Christ did not die for the entire world. Whereas I have John 3:16-17 that says God sent His Son to die for the world to save the world. Indeed they shall, because they have rejected having His death applied to them. Non-sequitur. God will cast into the...

Dead means separated from God. It does not mean incapable of responding to the gospel. I agree with Scripture. Scripture does not agree with you. Please provide the chapter and verse where it describes someone who is called but does not believe as someone who has been made alive.

See my post in the other thread.

What you say isn't truth. Believing is an acceptance of what Christ has done. It itself is NOT a work, let alone one that has any merit, it's not meritorious in and of itself. Argument from silence. It DOES, however, contrast belief/faith with works, which means that it itself CANNOT be a...

Of course. The problem YOU have yet to show a solution to is your claim that Christ's death is automatically applied to the world, according to YOUR definition of the world. MY position, however, is that Christ's death is NOT automatically applied to the world, Because the Bible says that God...

I repeat: Please provide the chapter and verse where it describes someone who is called but does not believe as someone who has been made alive. As per Clete's request, here are some of the verses that say the exact opposite, where God calls people and yet they continue in their deadness. “O...

Only Christ's completed work on the cross merits salvation. And He graciously applies it to those who believe. He does not apply it to those who do not believe.

Repeating your argument doesn't make our rebuttals go away, nor does it make your argument any less wrong.

Only if that person has had Christ's death applied to him. Otherwise, it IS just to punish someone for their sin that has not been washed away by Christ's blood. Again: Christ's death, which covered the cost of the sins of the whole world (yes, every human being that has, does, and ever will...

All you have to do to get the answer to that is read my post, B57, which I know you just hate doing. You, not me, think that "the things of God" includes believing in Christ. But scripture says that believing in Christ and confessing He is Lord is a pre-condition of God gracing a person out...

Please provide the chapter and verse where it describes someone who is called but does not believe as someone who has been made alive. Because I can provide PLENTY of verses that say the exact opposite, where God calls people and yet they continue in their deadness.

No, you haven't. I have rejected your irrational rationalization for your beliefs, and I have shown HOW they are irrational. What do you say in response? "You still dont get it ! Its really simple !" As if that makes what you say any less irrational.