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	Strange BaptistFire » Blog Archive » SBC, the Presidency, and Hypercalvinism
		I am against hypercalvinism as one could possibly be, but I am not sure those who are throwing this label around are using it in its historical sense.
		While the supposed “threat” of hypercalvinism has yet to be substantiated, one major threat has been–the threat of pragmatism.
		We need to press them to substantiate their repeated claims that hypercalvinism is a significant threat to the gospel and prevalent in the SBC.
	strangebaptistfire.com /2006/05/15/sbc-the-presidency-and-hypercalvinism (1883 words)

	Sourpuss Stamp Reviews: Hypercalvinism and the Call of the Gospel
		It is one thing to stand for the truth, but to continually harp on the split and bring up the same ideas over and over to defend their Hypercalvinism is tedious at best.
		The only historical figures that agree with the PRC and Englesma's position is the advocates surrounding John Gill - and at that point only in some manner.
		Engelsma, in trying to protect his view and his denomination from Hypercalvinism, simply admits to it by their position and this book.
	www.apuritansmind.com /BookReviews/Sourpuss/EngelsmaDavidHypercalvinismSourpuss.htm (667 words)

	Response to Accusation of Hyper-Calvinism
		I found out that I have been accused of hypercalvinism on this list, so I thought it would be good to join so you can hear directly from me instead of someone who claims to know what I believe.
		I agree that Thomas's definition is the traditional definition of hypercalvinism, with one addition: hypercalvinists believe that there can be a time-lapse of days, months, or even years between regeneration and conversion; the gospel is not relevant in regeneration.
		The cornerstone of the hypercalvinist belief is the denial that all men are responsible to repent and believe the gospel, with its logical conclusion that evangelizing the lost is to be avoided.
	www.outsidethecamp.org /efl135.htm (1489 words)

	The Exercise of Saving Faith
		One developing battleground between biblical Calvinism and hypercalvinism today is over Gods part and mans part in salvation.
		In a day when hypercalvinism was in vogue, Spurgeon went against the prevailing trend and offered the gospel freely and to all people, calling on each to surrender to the Lordship of Christ, believe the gospel, and be saved.
		At the end of a message based on 1 Timothy 2:3-4 (God our savior, who will have all men to be saved, and to come to a knowledge of the truth.), Spurgeon said this, [God] will not save any man except he forsake his sins, and turns to Him with a full purpose of heart.
	carla_b.tripod.com /realfacts/id18.html (4523 words)

	Calvinism: Unsound Theologies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Those who are content to see a man's destiny as something that neither he nor anyone else can alter gravitate to hypercalvinism.
		Hypercalvinism is the extreme position which asserts that since the destiny of each soul is fixed by eternal decree, appointing him to an inescapable place either among the elect or the damned, salvation has nothing to do with what men themselves do or desire.
		The preaching of hypercalvinism creates the impression that a sinner cannot be sure that God will save him, even though he comes to God with an earnest desire to be saved.
	www.themoorings.org /doctrine/issues/Calvinism/errors.html (2157 words)

	Soteriology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It has been said that wherever biblical Calvinism exists, there is always a danger of hypercalvinism appearing.
		Hypercalvinism is a system of theology which denies man’s responsibility in salvation.
		However, this verse actually means just the opposite of how it is interpreted today.
	home.comcast.net /~reformedwritings/church_history.htm (212 words)

	Sovereign Grace Deaf Baptist Fellowship - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This excellent article is concerning the dangers of "Hyper-Calvinism" Johnson writes, "History teaches us that hyper-Calvinism is as much a threat to true Calvinism as Arminianism is. Virtually every revival of true Calvinism since the Puritan era has been hijacked, crippled, or ultimately killed by hyper-Calvinist influences.
		A Reply to Baptist Hypercalvinism on the Covenant of Grace by John Flavel
		A Reply to Baptist Hypercalvinism from Vindiciæ Legis et Fderis by John Flavel
	www.forministry.com /USKYRFBAPDRBMD/HyperCalvinism (234 words)

	Concerning "Double Predestination" - TheologyWeb Campus
		OK, so now you want to redefine your position of what hypercalvinism is. Know that this is then where you are going with it....a redefinition from your previous post.
		Tsk, tsk, you edited Calvin's words to suit your interpretation of what he meant by double predestination when in that whole chapter, to soften his meaning it is clear Calvin would not have edited it the way you do...
		You made several refutations of BenK's points by saying "that is hypercalvinism, not mine" to which I showed Calvin DID say what BenK said, now you say, uh no, hypercalvinism is somthing else and take it away A4H.
	www.theologyweb.com /campus/showthread.php?t=54668&page=6 (3553 words)

	Fragmenta : Upsaid journal
		Some brothers say that this covenantal language is "built on inference upon inference." Balderdash.
		Hypercalvinism, Nadere Reformatie-type introspectionistic Calvinism, Halfway-Covenant thinking -- these are built on illegitimate inferences.
		As John Barach said at the AAPC conference, "Unbelief says the warnings are hypothetical.
	www.upsaid.com /mac47/archives.php?min=1043341886&max=1043343694 (218 words)

	Quiz Farm - Which Scottish Theologian are you?
		It is the task of Christian Scholarship to uphold the Bible.
		Hypercalvinism is at least as dangerous as Arminianism.
		We keep the law because we ARE justified, not in order to BE justified.
	quizfarm.com /test.php?q_id=155895 (181 words)

	Poling Place: Hypercalvinism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I was reading an argument about some Baptist preacher of the 18th century defending him against a charge of hypercalvinism.
		I think the term is a strawman that folks set up to knock down.
		This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar.
	polingplace.blogspot.com /2005/06/hypercalvinism.html (350 words)

	Hyper Calvinism - BaptistBoard.com
		First, let me state that I will NOT answer any post that delivers a negative and/or sarcastic slant about Primitive Baptists to whom I belong, or to any who posts anecdotes or hearsays about PB ministers who are no longer around and therefore unable to speak out.
		Your veiw of the great commission is your right to have, and let me think about it, maybe I shouldn't have related that view to hypercalvinism.
		That was the real point of my post anyway - that definitions of hypercalvinism leave a lot to be desired.
	www.baptistboard.com /showthread.php?p=793819#post793819 (1267 words)

	razzendahcuben's Xanga Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		For those of you unfamiliar with Andrew_C_Bain, he operates a rarely-updated blog entitled "Scripturalism: Bare Belief of the Bare Truth" in which makes it very clear to the Blogosphere that he is really obsessed with Hypercalvinism.
		He also has a Xanga, which he uses mainly as a tool to promulgate Hypercalvinism and start debates within the Reformed blogrings.
		But how I do hope that he repents of his Hypercalvinism and begins ministering in a manner that is faithful to God's precious word.
	metros.xanga.com /razzendahcuben (9376 words)

	calvinism
		Spurgeon claimed that Hypercalvinism is not an extension of Calvinism but another entity altogether"
		Hypercalvinism should then refer to something in addition to or more than the essentials of the doctrine known as Calvinism.
		Any survey of the use of the terms Hypercalvinism AND Calvinism will quickly show that each one uses them in relation to what he himself perceives to be Calvinism.
	www.christianbeliefs.org /articles/calvinism.html (8403 words)

	John MacArthur Booted Off Bible Broadcasting Network for Preaching Election (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		But before BBN goes around calling John MacArthur names such as "hypercalvinist", they should take the time to really learn what the word means.
		Hypercalvinism is a real danger, I would agree, but MacArthur's teaching is not even close to it.
		BBN appears to be using the terms "hypercalvinist" and "Calvinist" interchangeably which is a most regrettable historical inaccuracy.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-backroom/1205557/posts (5916 words)

	The Will of God - Hyper-Calvinism Versus Historic Calvinism By John Hendryx
		In other words I believe Calvin and others have always themselves believed that God wants people to repent and be saved on a preceptive level even though they may not have considered or expressed the nuance we are exploring here.
		But rather, I am criticizing a form of hypercalvinism which takes this extraordinary truth of God's eternal decree and brings it into the realm of the prescriptive will of God.
		This is exemplified by those hypercalvinists who have have said that since God does not want to save the reprobate so we must therefore never preach the gospel to the non-elect but must find those who are elect and preach only to them.
	www.monergism.com /thethreshold/articles/onsite/hyper_vs_historic.html (1397 words)

	Forgotten Spurgeon by Iain H. Murray
		Should be read side-by-side with Murray's later work, Spurgeon Vs. Hypercalvinism.
		One whows Spurgeons' battle with Arminianism and the other against hypercalvinism.
		With a huge number of quotes from his sermons, personal writings.
	www.monergismbooks.com /forgotten1562.html (71 words)

	Colossians Three Sixteen » The Coming Storm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ergun Caner’s unprovoked charge of “hypercalvinism” is matched by other battle-drawing comments from, among others, Malcom Yarnell of Southwestern Serminary, who recently preached against the evils of hyper-calvinism, which he defined as not having altar calls.
		While this does not surprise me, what does surprise me is the lack of sophistication and the lack of Scripture in these critiques.
		Let’s face it, Caner and Yarnell know better than to equate all Calvinism as hyper- and they know better than to define hyperCalvinism as a lack of an invitation system in the morning worship service.
	www.colossiansthreesixteen.com /archives/317 (1336 words)

	What Is Calvinism? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I have often been branded by unsaved religionists as a Hypercalvinist, but I am doubtful if my critics know the difference between Calvinism, Hypercalvinism, and Arminianism.
		I wish you would get your dictionary and look up those three words – "Calvinism," "Hypercalvinism," and "Arminianism." These names don't mean a thing in the world to the average individual, but they are names for systems of doctrines that are being preached today.
		Let me tell you something in the very beginning – Hypercalvinism leads to fatalism, and Arminianism leads to despair, if you carry either one out to its extremity.
	www.radiomissions.org /sermons/whatcalv.shtml (3677 words)

	THE SECOND COMMANDMENT
		There are far too many reformed and evangelical leaders who take a hard edge in regard to their own particular understanding of specific doctrines and fail to allow any brethren the necessary freedom of conscience to disagree with their wisdom.
		I am reminded of current phrases and concepts that echo across the internet, second reformation, R.O.S.E.S and various brands of hypercalvinism and theonomy which some groups take greater pride in than the fact that Christ died for them.
		One doesn't have to read very far to appreciate how great indeed is the grace and mercy of our Lord that we can be saved in spite of our petty applications of the grace received and mercy shown.
	www.tulip.org /ccr/wsc050.htm (1913 words)

	Man's Responsibility, Christian Sermon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Hypercalvinism is nothing in the world but fatalism that leads to dry-rot, and ultimately leads to the same thing – infidelity, worldliness, a profession without Christ.
		Hypercalvinism and freewillism are the two extremes: both lead to profession without Christ, both lead to Hell and damnation.
		Now you hold that thing; you can drive a stake there, and hold it.
	www.radiomissions.org /sermons/mansresp.shtml (2177 words)

	PCA subcultures: strengths and weaknesses
		Perhaps there are some BT folks that actually totally reject all attempts at application - I've never traveled in those circles per se, so I don't know.
		If so, these folks are embracing a caracature of BT (Sort of like Hypercalvinism is a caracature of Calvinism).
		The flavor of BT that I'm familiar insists on embracing those applications, and none else (Thus, eliminating a lot of the foolishness you get from the likes of the exclusive-home-schooler movement, etc).
	www.hornes.org /forums/index.php?PHPSESSID=6840c2dca8db18f2f739ec5c7160879a&topic=1772.new (1943 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Life of Arthur W Pink: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		But Pink's allegiance to the "whole counsel of God" cost him the acceptance of men.
		He taught too much for both the more common Arminians of his day and the "high" Calvinists, who had drifted into hypercalvinism.
		After years of struggle to find his place, he reconciled himself to a ministry of writing instead of preaching.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0851518834 (407 words)

	Calvinism - www.ezboard.com
		Is my problem with Calvinism or with Hypercalvinism?
		I would have a problem with a belief that God knowingly created any person who was from the very beginning certain to suffer indescribable agony...Is my problem with Calvinism or with Hypercalvinism?
		If you have a problem with this, then you will also have a problem with Augustine, Anselm, Thomas and Luther.
	pub18.ezboard.com /fhavetheologywillarguetheology.showMessage?topicID=404.topic (1195 words)

	MM-01-03-11
		The stranglehold of modernism and ecumenism needed to be broken.
		These needs remain today, but made more acute by the emergence of new and virulent ‘isms’, like postmodernism, neo-evangelicalism, charismaticism, hypercalvinism and neo-Pharisaism.
		Moreover, counselling methods, which syncretise Christian truth with heresy, and unscriptural church growth methods have added to the deluge of unbelief and apostasy that is drowning many a seminary today.
	www.maranatha-bpc.com /MESSENGER/MM-01-03-11.htm (2234 words)

	Founders Ministries Blog: 08/01/2005 - 08/31/2005
		I agree with a number of points that have been made, especially concerning the need for better discipleship of those who are baptized and a more meaningful church membership (a point I made in the paper).
		I also have come to believe that the term "hyperCalvinism" is just too controversial and understood to mean too many different things to different people to be very useful in the discussion.
		The primary concern that I voiced in the paper was that Southern Baptists give the priority to evangelism and missions that the Great Commission commands and that we practiced in the past.
	www.founders.org /blog/archive/2005_08_01_archive.html (14135 words)

	Reflections of the Times: Hyper-Calvinism – what IS it?
		They literally took chunks out of each other, until a new food source came along.
		This really isn’t in response to Phil Johnson’s newest article (which generated no less than 83 replies in less than 24 hours), but Johnson’s primer on hypercalvinism really does have a lot to do with this.
		Many people who define hyper-calvinism go with Johnson’s definition, and agree with his assessment, of such folks.
	carla_rolfe.blogspot.com /2005/06/hyper-calvinism-what-is-it.html (2073 words)

	Calvinism, Hyper-Calvinism and Arminianism by Dr. Kenneth Talbot & Dr. Gary Crampton
		Just what are the fault lines of the Arminian vs. Calvinism debate?
		And as importantly, what does true Calvinism teach over against the "straw-man" of hypercalvinism - the prevailing caricature so many use to attack the distinctives of the reformed faith?
		The Apologetics Group is committed to providing tools to help spark this reformation.
	www.monergismbooks.com /calhyperminian001.html (421 words)

	The Myth of Common Grace
		John Frame, "The Problem of Theological Paradox," in Foundations of Christian Scholarship, Gary North, ed.
		David Engelsma, Hypercalvinism and the Call of the Gospel.
		Francis Turretin, Institutio Theologiae Elencticae, as quoted by David Engelsma, Hypercalvinism, 96.
	www.pristinegrace.org /media.php?id=355 (6004 words)

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