Wack

From Kristos Vocabulary Booster

Noun

wack

1. A person who either is "whacked" (i.e. mentally disturbed), or is a "whackoff" ( ignorant and irresponsible)

Synonyms

• wackjob

Adjective

wack

1. In hip-hop slang, inauthentic or "lame" ("Every record they ever made was straight-up wack.")
2. "out of whack" is a phrase referring to things which are out of their proper order-- i.e.: "Something knocked the (insert noun) out of whack".

"Matthew Johnson" wrote in
message
news:D47810D8-EAE6-C383-33A6-2E260F176983@srcbs.org...
> In article
<5746A12F-1E40-CAE4-9518-BD4481E28785@srcbs.org>, Gary
says...
>
> >"Matthew Johnson" wrote in
> >message
> >news:E761D87F-B639-04BF-8467-D6753C64F76B@srcbs.org...
>
> [snip]
>
> >I never _did_ say "the source of the
> >> turning is within man". Why, that presumes that there
IS a
> >> single THE source. But this I never claimed.
>
> >Lamentations 5:21 Turn thou us unto thee, O LORD, and we
> >shall be turned; renew our days as of old.
>
> This is a good citation, clearly very relevant. But it
would still be taking it
> out of context to claim that this citation shows that
there is a single THE
> source of the turning.
>
> Why? Because so very often, in so many other places of
Scripture, the same kind
> of 'turning' is described with NO such reference to God as
the 'source'. Ezek
> 18:23-32 is the most prominent such example, but not the
only one.
>
> So how are we to understand it, when Scripture describes
the SAME action, in two
> different places, but makes God the subject in one place,
and Man in the other?
> The hardening of Pharoah's heart is another example of
this.
>
> Whatever the answer to this question might be, claiming a
single THE source is
> not it.

I agree Matthew. I was just posting the above verse to show
that the RT position is false. Here we have an unregenerate
man requesting God to turn him to God.

I agree that a common fallacy of RT is that they don't seem
to be
able to comprehend the fact that a single event can be
caused
by TWO, God and man.

I also agree that Pharaoh is an excellent example. And
further RT
does not seem to understand that God can harden one's heart
by
using means which should soften it.

Gary



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