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Nova Scotian Boy
24th April 2005, 04:59 PM
i was wondering if calvinests follow Enanglical Doctrine or Teaching Or are the similar to Baptists.. Im just curiouse, we dont have a Calvinist?Presbyterian church in my town so i dont no to much about them, but from what ive read and heard it sounds like in a lot of ways there similar to Baptists, minis and Add some beliefs.

frumanchu
24th April 2005, 05:41 PM
There are a few differences between Reformed Presbyterians and Reformed Baptists. The most significant and obvious one is the issue of infant baptism (paedobaptism), which Presbyterians practice and Baptists do not.

I would encourage you to check out the website for the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA - http://www.pcanet.org/) for an overview of their beliefs and practices.

reformedfan
25th April 2005, 02:31 PM
plus immersion vs. sprinklingl, Baptists are far more sectarian than us frozen chosen Reformed Presbyterians

Nova Scotian Boy
25th April 2005, 03:15 PM
If i may ask what do you mean when you say "Frozen Chosen Reformed Presbyterians"?

reformedfan
25th April 2005, 04:52 PM
just a joke, a mean way some refer to us uptight, stiff as a corpse types ;)

One time a guy to our church on some weeknight to perform a thing where he dressed like Peter, quoted all (as he acted out) the entire text of 1 & 2 Peter, verbatim when he was done, I about died laughing, because we had to be instructed by a church elder to applaud. (Obviousluy I was new in the faith then, or I would have been FAR too sanctified to even THINK of laughing!)

Jon_
26th April 2005, 08:05 PM
just a joke, a mean way some refer to us uptight, stiff as a corpse types ;)

One time a guy to our church on some weeknight to perform a thing where he dressed like Peter, quoted all (as he acted out) the entire text of 1 & 2 Peter, verbatim when he was done, I about died laughing, because we had to be instructed by a church elder to applaud. (Obviousluy I was new in the faith then, or I would have been FAR too sanctified to even THINK of laughing!)

I've been of faith my entire life, but that is still funny. ^_^

rnmomof7
26th April 2005, 09:26 PM
i was wondering if calvinests follow Enanglical Doctrine or Teaching Or are the similar to Baptists.. Im just curiouse, we dont have a Calvinist?Presbyterian church in my town so i dont no to much about them, but from what ive read and heard it sounds like in a lot of ways there similar to Baptists, minis and Add some beliefs.


Most Baptists were reformed years ago.. they have only moved from it in recent times.
So the roots of Baptist tradition have names like Spurgeon and Gill and Pink as reformed baptist teachers/preachers.

Calvinists are proud evangelicals. There is a strong history of mission and evangelical work.

We share 95% of our doctrine. The difference in in the order of salvation. we too believe that men are saved by faith in Christ

does that answer your question?

hopper
27th April 2005, 07:17 AM
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reformedfan
27th April 2005, 08:36 AM
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interpreted as reverent humility and cerebral prowess

yup, that's us. Brilliant. Stodgy. And the most humble people on the planet! Yeah, I could just go on & on about how humble we were, but I better not, you might get jealous of our extreme humility. I think ESPN is devolping a show about us, in fact, called "Extreme Humility!" where we skateboard down a mountain & say "excuse me" while carefully avoiding eye contact with the various heathens they'll scatter about the runway, or sometimes we'll ride our dirtbikes on top of the railing that keeps people from fallling off the mountain while we politely debate infralapsarian vs. supralapsarian positions & the heresy of Arminianism. Theology should be fun!

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rnmomof7
27th April 2005, 01:24 PM
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yup, that's us. Brilliant. Stodgy. And the most humble people on the planet! Yeah, I could just go on & on about how humble we were, but I better not, you might get jealous of our extreme humility. I think ESPN is devolping a show about us, in fact, called "Extreme Humility!" where we skateboard down a mountain & say "excuse me" while carefully avoiding eye contact with the various heathens they'll scatter about the runway, or sometimes we'll ride our dirtbikes on top of the railing that keeps people from fallling off the mountain while we politely debate infralapsarian vs. supralapsarian positions & the heresy of Arminianism. Theology should be fun!

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I used to think so anyway .... to contemplate God and His works seemed honorable..