"What are you?" she asked.
"Not an Arminian . . ." was my somewhat evasive answer.
My son chimed in with with the inevitable, "He's a Calvinist."
My daughter added, "He's a Calvinist and a Hobbinist."
LOL.
It's better than a Leginian.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Are You an Arminian?
While I was browsing Roger Olson's Arminian blog tonight, my daughter asked me if he is an "Arminian." I said "yes," not sure exactly where this conversation might be going.
"What are you?" she asked.
"Not an Arminian . . ." was my somewhat evasive answer.
My son chimed in with with the inevitable, "He's a Calvinist."
My daughter added, "He's a Calvinist and a Hobbinist."
LOL.
It's better than a Leginian.
"What are you?" she asked.
"Not an Arminian . . ." was my somewhat evasive answer.
My son chimed in with with the inevitable, "He's a Calvinist."
My daughter added, "He's a Calvinist and a Hobbinist."
LOL.
It's better than a Leginian.
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Ha! A Hobbinist. Hey Derek, I was just thinking yesterday about how much I miss your posts! Even though this was a shorty, it was awesome.
ReplyDeleteThanks Blaine! I miss regular blogging, as well as interacting with other bloggers. Perhaps someday ...
ReplyDeleteWhat if one is a Lutheran, without being a Lutheran?
ReplyDeleteOne would then be a paradox. Lutherans generally approve of paradoxes. I generally approve of Lutherans. However, the approval of generals is a rare thing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Derek