Sketo
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Anyone can point to a verse where one receives/believes Christ and say see there they did receive/believe!
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Anyone can point to a verse where one rejects/does not believe Christ and say see there they did reject/not believe!
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Anyone can assume the reason behind why one receives/believes!
also
Anyone can assume the reason behind why one rejects/does not believe!
But... Can anyone biblically answer these instead of questions...
What is the cause behind why one willingly receives/believes instead of willingly reject/does not believe???
What is the cause behind why one willingly rejects/does not believe instead of willingly receive/believe???
What makes the difference?
Rules...
Answering with a beg-the-question answer does not count as an answer... it just begs the question and wastes time!
Example...
Because one “wanted to” receive/believe instead of reject/not believe!
This can not answer the question because it begs-the-question; Why did one “want to” willingly receive/believe instead of “want to” willingly reject/not believe?
This is a non-answer!
Also...
“Freewill” can not answer the question because it begs-the-question; Why did one “free” willingly receive/believe instead of “free” willingly reject/not believe?
This is a non-answer!
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Anyone can point to a verse where one rejects/does not believe Christ and say see there they did reject/not believe!
And
Anyone can assume the reason behind why one receives/believes!
also
Anyone can assume the reason behind why one rejects/does not believe!
But... Can anyone biblically answer these instead of questions...
What is the cause behind why one willingly receives/believes instead of willingly reject/does not believe???
What is the cause behind why one willingly rejects/does not believe instead of willingly receive/believe???
What makes the difference?
If you can not answer for the instead you can not prove it is the result of freedom!
Rules...
Answering with a beg-the-question answer does not count as an answer... it just begs the question and wastes time!
Example...
Because one “wanted to” receive/believe instead of reject/not believe!
This can not answer the question because it begs-the-question; Why did one “want to” willingly receive/believe instead of “want to” willingly reject/not believe?
This is a non-answer!
Also...
“Freewill” can not answer the question because it begs-the-question; Why did one “free” willingly receive/believe instead of “free” willingly reject/not believe?
This is a non-answer!
Begging The Question - Definition & Examples | LF
Explanation and examples about the Begging The Question fallcy.

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