User talk:Testacate
In case you weren't aware of it, your userboxes are self contradictory. The "this user was unable to seek God" one is actually one of the five points of Calvanism, which the affirmation of any of them would be taken as a belief in the completely unflawed and perfect Biblical account. These are the rest of the 5 points:
 | This user is a Five Point Calvinist.† |  |
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| ✊ | Testacate was unable to seek God.† | ☠ |
| ☟✋ | This user has been chosen by God.† | יהוה |
| ✝ | Testacate is one of the sheep that Jesus laid down His life for. You are too.† | ⚖ |
| → | This user could not resist God's call.† | 💬 |
| 🏃 | This user's faith in Christ will persevere to the end.† | ∞ |
These are a set, and the one you currently affirm is the idea that you couldn't seek God, but he sought you out. Just thought I would let you know! If you are interested in more about the 5 points of Calvinism, please let me know on my talk page.
Zantaggerung 15:14, 28 September 2007 (UTC)
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