A Rebuttal of Hyper-Calvinism

Ultimate Calvinism believes that God will save voters with the sovereign will of the soverer, with little or no involvement of means to achieve redemption (evangelism, sermons, prayers for lost people, etc.). Because of biblical mistakes, super calvinism emphasizes God's sovereignty and emphasizes human responsibility in the work of salvation. The obvious result is that supercarbinists rarely want to evangelize (if at all). On the other hand, if we do so, we will not convince the unbelievers that Jesus Christ believes in faith in salvation.

The Calvinist group used the term "super galvanism" to represent the Calvianist system. It declared unlimitedly that God's intention to destroy someone was the same as his intention to save others. As the Dutch Calvinist theologian Francisco Marmaris said, the Jews became a member of non-electioners as they refused to worship Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ. He is also believed to be based on my John Gospel Chapter 2 verses 22 - 23. According to Genesis 9: 18-19, among the Dutch colonists in South Africa, thinking that blacks are similar to Noa's cursed slave, or to them and the Canaanites, resembling "voters" I suggested an ideology. . This is supported by supporters of the Jewish state. This is a reasonable race hierarchy on the earth, apartheid of the congregation, but it does not exclude the fact that the black people are members of the electorate.

In November 1533, the president of the University of Paris, a friend Nicholas Police, preached an opening speech for the winter semester at the university. This message is a call for reform based on the New Testament, a bold attack against scholars and theologians at the time. The police encountered a strong resistance to his "road style" view. Since a copy of the manuscript is present in Calvin's handwriting, Kevin is believed to have cooperated with the police on that address. As a result, Kevin had to escape from Paris before being arrested. He retired from the legacy of Louis du Tillet, a sympathetic man who sympathized with the cause of religious reform. There, in Dutilette's extensive theological library, Calvin read the Bible and the teachings of Godfather, especially Augustine. Through his dedicated work, genius and elegance, Calvin became an inconspicuous self-theologian

By 1528, Calvin moved to Orleans to study civil law. As he accepted humanities education, he will discover Calvin's research in various places and various scholars over the next few years. By 1532, Calvin completed his legal research and published commentaries by Roman philosopher Seneca on his first book, De Clementia. In the second year, Calvin personally contacted the Catholic church in Paris and left Paris through lectures and works. In 1533, Calvin is believed to have experienced a sudden and unexpected change in his preface to the commentary of the Psalm.