I find it interesting how we tend to think of God in human terms so often. I love the reformers and their theology is basically sound. We all probably respect Richard Baxter but know he was confused on the issue of election. I believe God is perfect in all His attributes, and if His love is not equal for all creation then He is no longer perfect in love. The effectual application of that Love, making the sinner aware of His love through the operation of the Holy Spirit, being regenerated and Justified are separate issues. I know I'll never convince others of this view, but be that as it may, I believe in a God who is perfect in Love and Justice, deciding upon who He will show mercy. I don't see how that can be considered heretical, it is humbly acknowledging a God who is far above our finite minds. I see no contradiction in my theological stance seeing God's love this way and yes, I used to think as you do. There are good arguments for both sides, I just have changed my view of the excellency of our Holy God.


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Matt. 6:33 But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. KJV