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Mainly as in those of us who consider themselves to be Baptists?
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It depends on your definition of Calvinist. If it just applies to soteriology, then yes there can be a difference as some will hold to Calvinistic soteriology but have disagreements on covenant theology. If the definition of Calvinist includes covenant theology, then there will not be a difference.
Last edited by John_C; Tue Mar 10, 2020 1:00 PM.
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So there would be many more Calvinist Baptists, as they would agree with the Sotierology theology, but not hold to the entire Covenant theology then?
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