Shameless Popery #180 “God Probably Hates You…” | How Calvinism Breaks Logic - Joe Heschmeyer
Jun 10, 2025
Dive into the intriguing contradictions of Calvinism, where logic seems to break down under scrutiny. Explore how the doctrine of limited atonement raises questions about salvation and personal faith. The discussion challenges the nature of God's love for humanity, contrasting Calvinist views with traditional beliefs. It delves into the complex relationship between divine love, justice, and glory, revealing potential inconsistencies in how love is defined within Calvinist thought. Prepare for a fascinating theological debate!
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Limited Atonement Logic
- Calvinism teaches Jesus did not die for everyone, only the elect are guaranteed salvation.
- This belief leads either to universal salvation or that God creates some people solely to condemn them eternally.
Calvinist View on God's Love
- Calvinism asserts God does not love all people unconditionally, only the elect.
- God's love is limited by his glory, implying he is not the unqualified Savior of everyone.
Christian Love vs Calvinism
- Christians must love enemies with divine love, which originates from God.
- Calvinism contradicts this by requiring believers to have more divine love for non-elect than God has, which is impossible.