Are you a student of Theology? Do you admire the attributes of God in Christ? Suffice it to say, if indeed God can change his mind, then this ability within the Godhead should be incorporated
Sean Michael Morris·Sep 6, 2022·Updated Sep 3, 2026
The Logical Consistency of Systematic Theology
Are you a student of Theology? Do you admire the attributes of God in Christ? Suffice it to say, if indeed God can change his mind, then this ability within the Godhead should be incorporated within the grand scheme of logical consistency in Systematic Theology. Amazingly, most Calvinists deny that God can change his mind at all, even though this very phenomenon appears in Scripture many times.
If indeed God CANNOT change his mind, then the following are true...
Jonah is a false prophet – (after 40 days Nineveh was not destroyed)
Isaiah is a false prophet – (Hezekiah did not die)
Moses is a false prophet – (Eli’s family priesthood was not perpetual, everlasting, and forever)
Jeremiah is a false prophet – (Jeremiah was not carried away into the captivity of Babylon)
Moses is a false prophet - Ex.2:24, 3:8, 17, 12:25, 13:5, 11, (the Exodus Generation was not brought into the Promised Land to inherit it)
Nathan is a false prophet – (Solomon’s earthly throne was not an unbreakable and enduring establishment from generation to generation forever)
Seeing that all these men are TRUE Prophets, the popular interpretation of needs to be reevaluated. However, this should not be done to excuse the hoards of false prophets among "Charismatic Christianity" today! Nevertheless, my fellow Continuationists need to make their voices heard to create some push-back against the proud and haughty Cessationist Calvinists who claim the moral high-ground on the subject and rashly anathematize people while oversimplifying the issue. Furthermore, I would urge the Neo-Calvinists of today to incorporate the reality of divine repentance into their logically consistent belief system.
At first glance, Jeremiah 31:31-34 seems to settle the argument. It appears to plainly declare the fundamental difference between the Old Covenant & the New Covenant, namely that not everyone in Israel knew the LORD.
Salvation is by grace through faith apart from works, as stated in Ephesians 2:8-10. No true believer would disagree. No genuine recipient of saving grace would dare promote"works"as a means for justification before God.
I'm neither a Calvinist nor an Arminian. I am a Christian who Believes exactly what the Bible says. I believe that God is changeless, eternal, and irresistible, and I believe that God can change His mind
In short they say: If you get it, you can't lose it; and if you lose it you never had it. May God save us from accepting a doctrine, that must be defended by such fallacious reasoning!
The old truth that Calvin preached, that Augustine preached, that Paul preached, is the truth that I must preach to-day, or else be false to my conscience and my God.
Calvinists are divided against Arminians as George Whitefield was against John Wesley, and yet, what is so perplexing to the Body of Christ is that they were both regenerated, sin-hating, sincere, and soundly saved by grace through faith,
