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Conversations With A Calvinist


Dear El Raton de los Datos,


Your self-confessed Calvinistic bias puts you at a serious disadvantage here. Social Justice is, predominantly, a Hebraic concept: the Greek formulations of the Judaeo-Christian faith (we call them creeds) don’t mention it (‘cos they were put together by Pharisees, ancient and modern)…


Now, some more homework: visit http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/9010.htm to look at the Lausanne Covenant. Then do a keyword search on justice on our website. Read particularly the article Was Jesus a Christian? (http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/2902.htm ) and the two on Social Justice http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/579.htm and http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/11538.htm and then report back.


Always be cognizant of the reality that it’s possible to be highly intelligent and doctrinally orthodox and yet miss the whole point (see Matthew 23:23, Luke 11:42).




The DataRat <> wrote in message . >


>


> “Why are you so interested in the


> ministries of justice I’m engaged in?”


>


>


>


> El Raton de los Datos has a broad


> interest in religious and theological


> topics.


>


> Frankly, Mr. Croucher, your favorite


> rodent visited your web site, and wasn’t


> able to discern your doctrinal distinctives.


>


> He did a web search on your reference


> to “Lausanne Evangelical thinking”, and


> found nothing except an article you


> published, and that didn’t provide any


> details.


>


> Thought that your avowed “ministry of


> justice” might provide some clue as to


> the specifics of your belief.


>


> The Statement of Beliefs you published


> here in the newsgroups sounded ok, but


> also very generic. Guess that …had you


> not mentioned the “Lausanne” thing,


> though… Bro. Rat wouldn’t have given


> it a second thought.


>


> The “ministry of justice” was also


> intriguing. El Raton is unfamiliar with


> the concept (at least by that name).


>


> If you can see your way clear to


> elaborating on both “Lausanne Evangelical


> thinking” and the “ministry of justice”,


> the Calvinist Rodent would be very


> interested.


>


>


> The DataRat






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