[Corin Stormhands]

One of these days, the Lord will deliver me from the cesspool of Arminian manure in which they subject me in their futility. Until then, I will continue to post Scriptures and laugh at them for wallowing in doctrinal crap.

Nobody's stoppin' ya from pushin' "log off" pal.

[CCWoody]

***Nobody's stoppin' ya from pushin' "log off" pal.***

I'd also have to pretty much quit going to church as well.

So, since it cannot be avoided, I still contend against your doctrines. My reward is that I get to hear glorious stories about how God has enabled man to
_______(insert your favorite man boasting anthroprocentric "free will" filth here)__________
by you pleasant Arminians on FR.

I continue to serve in charity, knowing that the Lord is presently pleased to let the Arminians wallow. And, I continue to lovingly present scriptures and ask questions which they are unable to answer, trusting that, in a perfect time, the Lord will open their eyes to see the truth that it is not about them.

Woody.

[xzins]

There is no verse that says, "sinful man doesn't know what he needs." At least no one has posted one.

Therefore, it is a derived doctrine, not an explicit one.

It is derived from verses that say man is totally sinful and cannot please God. It does not necessarily follow that "sinful man doesn't know what he needs."

It possibly does, but not of necessity. There is a verse that says that men can "by nature" do the law of God within their hearts. Paul says the law of God is "just, good, and holy."