My favorite debater would be Dr. Stephen C. Meyer,
director
of the Discovery Institute's Center for Science and Culture. Dr. Meyer would
have been a much less dogmatic, and not a Calvinist. I believe that the event
was a failure. Here’s why…
1. Because the event was hosted by Ken Ham’s theme
park, it sounded like a commercial.
2. After watching him debate many times, I know that Ken
Ham is a Calvinist. He can’t reconcile his beliefs with the bible or reality,
because Calvinism breaks-down in many ways when tested in the real world. Ken
Ham believes in Calvinism before the Bible.
3. Ken Ham emboldened Facebook Christians to become arrogant.
Over the past few days I’ve commented on Facebook posts that Ken Ham did a
lousy job in the debate. When I posted my comments, the Calvinists attacked me violently.
They chose to use the Bible as a baseball bat against me, questioning my faith.
4. Any archaeologist with a brain can tell you that Babylon
and Damascus are nearly 10,000 years old. Ken dogmatically asserts 6,000 years
regardless of the facts.
5 Christian Arguments Left Out of the Ken Ham, Bill Nye Debate
http://www.christianpost.com/news/5-christian-arguments-left-out-of-the-ken-ham-bill-nye-debate-114148/5 Christian Arguments Left Out of the Ken Ham, Bill Nye Debate
92 percent say Bill Nye won in Christian Today poll
Today’s Christians often embody an end time’s spirit that wants to beat pagans to pulp with Bible verses. Modern-day Calvinists like to go-out searching for a street fight to prove that you’re a sinner, and they’re saved. These people are ugly. They seem to be getting uglier.
Revelation 6:8 about the Fourth Seal's Rhomphaia (discerning sword) separating between sheep and the sheep seems
to be occurring. Please read Ezekiel 34 to add background to the Fourth Seal's opening.
Shalom!
Could you please share more about why you believe Ken Ham to be a Calvinist? The quote below comes from the AIG website so it makes me wonder if he is or not. I'd like to hear your perspective. Thanks!
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