[Blogger]

Yer funny.

Incidentally, its more the Presbyterian Calvinists that believe in replacement theology that believe that way. We Baptist Calvinists are listening for that trumpet blast any day! Maybe even tonight.

:)

[Quix]

Oh, I know.

And I apologize . . . sort of . . .

But if they cn distorte SCRIPTURE so far out of whack . . .

I figure I can distort things about Calvinists all out of whack . . . . sometimes . . . trying to speak their language and all . . .

[tee hee /sar]

[raynearhood]

We Baptist Calvinists are listening for that trumpet blast any day!

If your saying we Reformed Baptists are dispensational, well, consider yourself introduced to one that isn't. John Piper and crew, too.

[fishtank]

“baptist calvinist” - good term, but it’s not exact enough. My current church would claim it as their own, as they are amillenial and preterist, yet ‘baptist’.

A longer term but maybe better is “dispensational sovereignist”, which is how I’d describe my views.

[topcat54]

Incidentally, its more the Presbyterian Calvinists that believe in replacement theology that believe that way. We Baptist Calvinists are listening for that trumpet blast any day! Maybe even tonight.

Well that a confusing distinction, even for a Baptist. :-)

Believe it or not, even those who subscribe to the misnamed “replacement theology” (aka covenant theology, so I guess that’s me) are looking for the “trumpet blast” signaling Christ’s Second Coming.

Many Reformed Baptists also accept covenant theology over and against dispensationalism.