My Crazy Faith

Well ... I knew this day was coming.  The day  the volcano blew !  (Explained in more detail in  this post . )  And so I think I'll be taking some time off from writing, maybe just adding a few small posts here and there.  I'm not sure when I'll get back to writing, but I hope you all have a wonderful holiday season.  Take care and God bless! [Thank you to Tim from Trader Joe's, for holding me while I sobbed uncontrollably in the check-out line, pouring my pain out to you.  And for praying for me in the parking lot.  Your kindness and emotional support during my breakdown probably saved me from another panic attack.  Thank you!  (I really hope I didn't end up on YouTube somewhere, recorded on someone's phone, balling my eyes out in the store.)] Several great sermons from Tony Evans, just because I need them: What to do when life gets hard Trusting The God You Believe In Trusting God In A Storm Trusting God In The Darkness God Knows What He Is Doing Divine Coinci

Super-short post today:   I just want to highlight a post from Hoppers Crossing Christian Church which I think is excellent:  Why Are Calvinists Afraid To Answer Simple, Straightforward Questions?   Read these slowly and thoughtfully.  It gives a great look into Calvinism's illogical nonsense and how it can't fit with Scripture.

(Part of this - altered, though - comes from the post "12 Tips on How to Critically Think about Calvinism" .  I will break these down into smaller sections in separate posts soon.) Calvinism ... I'm just gonna come right out and say it ... is built on bad logic.  Really, really bad logic! Calvinism is not build solidly on Scripture as it was written ; it's built on their own presumptions, assumptions, and misconceptions about who God is and how they think He has to act in order to be the kind of "sovereign" God they think He is.  It's built on their own ideas of what verses must mean if they perceive God to be a certain way, totally missing what the verse is really saying because God is really not the way they think He is. Calvinism is about as stable as building a house of cards on a foundation of Jell-O. But ... Calvinism is so convincing because no one stops to question the bad logic that it's built on - the presumptions, assumptions, misco