White would affirm that the Bible teaches that man is dead in sin, a slave to sin, and unable to come to Christ outside of the sovereign drawing of the Father. White would affirm that the Bible teaches that the elect of God are saved perfectly by Christ, and since the very faith that is theirs is a divine gift of God, it cannot fail, but they will persevere and enter into heaven. Details on place, time, etc. Obviously, I am handing all the advantage to Mr.
Corner, since I am affirming in all three debates. But the challenge stands, and if Mr. Corner declines, we would strongly recommend that he not go about saying that it is Dr. White who is unwilling to debate him. This e-mail, along with the others from this week, will be posted to our website, www. I was directed to what must be the most convoluted, complicated, amazing attempt to get around the plain meaning James White, director, is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics for numerous schools.
Alpha and Omega Ministries P. He is the author of more than twenty books, a professor and an accomplished debater. October 21, Dan Corner. Publisher: Evangelical Outreach , This specific ISBN edition is currently not available. View all copies of this ISBN edition:. About the Author : Dan Corner has been saved for 28 years and is an ordained minister who pastored a non-denominational church for almost seven years.
Buy New Learn more about this copy. Other Popular Editions of the Same Title. Search for all books with this author and title. Customers who bought this item also bought. Dan Corner cannot produce a single scripture that substantiates his strange doctrine.
To say King David did NOT lose his salvation is to teach indirectly that a person previously saved can turn away from God to that degree, like he did, and remain saved. That, at least, allows for adultery and murder and salvation all at the same time, which is Biblically impossible 1 Cor.
Again, that is not a Christian teaching Mt. That is a dangerous distortion of the Christian image. Note the two scriptures that Dan Corner cites to prove that it is impossible to be saved once one has committed adultery or murder: 1 Cor. Do not be deceived; neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor homosexuals, nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers, shall inherit the kingdom of God.
These scriptures emphatically do not prove that a Christian who commits any of these sins instantly dies spiritually and instantly forfeits former forgiveness, the indwelling Holy Spirit, and sonship. It says nothing about what instantly happens to Christians who might commit one of these sins.
And he disciplined David to bring him to repentance. And David repented and was forgiven. And David is now in heaven. End of story. Does that prove that the instant a believer denies the Lord that Jesus instantly denies him before His Father, showing no mercy? That is an easy question to answer. Jesus simply looked at Peter, saying nothing , and Peter wept bitterly. And within the context of the rest of the Bible, it is only safe to conclude that in Matthew , Jesus was warning about the time when every person will stand before God in judgment.
At that time, Jesus will deny before His Father those who, without concern or repentance, have denied Him on earth. But that is the perverse portrait that Dan Corner paints of God. Yet Dan Corner teaches that Christians who sin and instantly lose their salvation can, within another instant, gain it back through repentance as Peter allegedly did. And the most important thing is that they repent of any unrepented sins right before they die, because only then are there any significant consequences….
He knows, however, that he can instantly regain what he lost if he repents. But he has no fear of going to hell unless he dies in an unrepentant state. The Bible-believing Christian, however, knows that if he commits certain grievous sins that God will begin to discipline him immediately through the indwelling Holy Spirit, who will continually convict him of his sin. If he does not repent, he knows that God will lovingly increase the degree of discipline in order to persuade him to repent as he did with King David.
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