Seth Dillon

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Seth Dillon @SethDillon

@JohnCarpenter64 @DPGBehler @RisingDisciples I've been assuming all along that your view of depravity as total inability is correct. It's on that assumption that God's sincerity is annihilated. God cannot sincerely offer salvation to a man while withholding the regenerating grace he needs to receive it. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 22, 2023

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Seth Dillon @SethDillon

@JohnCarpenter64 @DPGBehler @RisingDisciples You’re dodging the issue of God’s sincerity. If they are free to accept or reject salvation, then the offer is sincere and God’s pleading with them to repent is sincere. Are they free to accept it? If not, then when you say “free” you really mean “not free.” You’re using words… — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 22, 2023

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Seth Dillon @SethDillon

@JohnCarpenter64 @DPGBehler @RisingDisciples The issue here is whether God can be sincere in offering to save men he has predetermined not to save. It's about whether God can genuinely plead with men to repent while withholding enabling grace. You haven't made a coherent case for this because it's impossible. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 23, 2023