[Vision2020] Addendum to Scimitar and Calvinism

[heirdoug at netscape.net]

"Teach" Gier,

You still don't know the difference between things...

Steve Gregg, the "pastor" from Grangeville, is not a pastor. He is just 
a simple Bible teacher who was going through some pretty hard times 
with his family at the time of his debate with Pastor Wilson. It's good 
to know that God, (the God you hate), is still working in Steve's life. 
I'm sure we will here from Steve in the future. He has a brilliant mind 
and will be producing material long after your document storage 
privileges at the UoI end.

Maybe if that unitarian minister in NYC hadn't promptly lost the tape 
you sent him and he had listened to it, he would have done better in 
his debate with Doug Jones. Maybe if you had listened to it you could 
have learned something as well. As the old saying goes... You can't 
trick an old teach new dogs.

lemeno, Doug





Greetings:

As a Unitarian I appreciate very much The Scimitar's posts on our dear 
martyr, the brilliant theologian and doctor Michael Servetus, who was 
burned at the stake by Calvinists in Geneva.

On the question of Calvinism and theology, I would just like to call 
your attention to a debate held between Doug Wilson and a Grangeville 
pastor. The topic was "Is Calvinism Biblical?" and the good pastor from 
Grangeville quoted passage after passage to demonstrate that the answer 
was a firm "No."

I would gladly loan out my copy of the tape of the debate, but I sent 
to Forrest Church, Unitarian minister in NYC, and he promptly lost it. 
Canon Press should still have some copies for anyone interested in 
these things.

Nick Gier
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