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Does the current version of the teachings of Calvin forbid commending one's peers (individually, when in need) to the providence of Christ and Holy Spirit?
Wasn't Calvin reputed to be laissez faire? That when there is a prayer request one ought to just say, "it'll work out"?
Are one's peers in need, God's providential gift to us also?
That they are in need, doesn't mean they don't have insight? That they have insight, doesn't mean they are not in need?
"I thank Thee O God that I am not a loser like that loser over there"?
Has the wrong kind of literalism made a materialist kind of moralising into the deciding principle (now that it is no longer badged "prosperity gospel")?
Is faith really "pragmatism" debased into manoeuvring?
Wasn't Calvin reputed to be laissez faire? That when there is a prayer request one ought to just say, "it'll work out"?
Are one's peers in need, God's providential gift to us also?
That they are in need, doesn't mean they don't have insight? That they have insight, doesn't mean they are not in need?
"I thank Thee O God that I am not a loser like that loser over there"?
Has the wrong kind of literalism made a materialist kind of moralising into the deciding principle (now that it is no longer badged "prosperity gospel")?
Is faith really "pragmatism" debased into manoeuvring?