- Date of Birth
- October 31, 1954 (57)
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- Robert Higby
- Gender
- Male
- Location
- Southern California
- Occupation
- Systems Analyst
- Interests
- Reading, Writing, Hiking, Gardening
- Biography
- Dedicated Christian, studious and convicted
- Religion / Church Affiliation
- High Grace Predestinarian
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- Soteriological Position
- Calvinism (Supralapsarian)
- Eschatological Position
- Historicist/Amillennial
- Covenantal Position
- Modified Covenant Theology (MCT)
- Creeds and Confessions
- London Baptist Confession of 1644, Canons of Dort, Gospel Standard Articles of Faith
- Are some men elected to salvation?
- Yes
- Are some men elected to damnation?
- Yes
- Is salvation by works?
- No
- Do men have free will?
- No
- Is salvation offered to all who hear the Gospel?
- No
- God wants all men to be saved?
- No
- Salvation dependent upon acceptance of truth?
- No
- Jesus died for all men?
- No
- God loves all men?
- No
- Christ experienced sin in His person?
- No
- Was sin imputed or imparted to Christ?
- Imputed
- Is righteousness imputed or imparted to believers?
- Imputed
- God predestines all things, including sin?
- Yes
- God wanted Adam to fall into sin?
- Yes
- What sin is imputed to the elect?
- God never imputes sin to His elect.
- When Adam and Eve sinned, what really happened?
- It was revealed to Adam that he was a sinner and needed the righteousness of Christ which demonstrated the eventual regeneration of every elect individual.
- God has how many wills?
- One (His decretive will of purpose is His will of pleasure)
- Do you believe in Justification from Eternity?
- Yes
- What point in time is righteousness imputed to the elect based upon?
- The entire life of Christ culminating in His death.
- God hates the elect at some point in time?
- No
- God loves the reprobate?
- No
- God's will is mutable?
- No
- Tithing is obligatory?
- No
- What is the purpose of the law?
- It points the individual to sin and guides them to Christ.
- Baptism is required for salvation?
- No
- Baptism is the sign of the new covenant?
- No
- Is the book of James authoritative?
- I don't believe it should be part of the canon.
- Definition of Faith
- It is simply mental assent to the truth.
- Is there such a thing as a "Dead Faith?"
- No, there is no such thing as a "dead faith" because those who give mental assent to the truth will undoubtedly perform good works.
- Assurance
- The Spirit graciously gives assurance to those who assent to the truth. Good works have no part in producing assurance in an individual.
- Agreement
- I have answered all of these questions to the best of my knowledge.
Now see here how sleepy-headed all our opponents are, and how little it helps a man to rely on the ancient fathers, for all their repute down the course of the ages! Were they not all equally blind to, yes, and heeldess of, Paul's clearest and and plainest words?
--Martin Luther
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Robert R. Higby on 01-25-2011 at 04:31 AM
There is a lot of talk these days about Congress engaging what is now an age-old ritual of raising the debt ceiling by hundreds of billions or even trillions of dollars. It's going to happen. The most reasonable and sane of arguments against it are doomed to fail early and often, no matter how much I or anyone else support indisputable arguments against raising the debt from a constitutional and national survival perspective. So forget about change in this area, it's dead and gone. I'm not even
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Robert R. Higby on 12-08-2010 at 11:00 PM
Just one in a million examples of critical things that will never change until we are literally experiencing a taste of the torments of hell in this life.
http://www.youtube.com/user/CalPERSaristocracy
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Robert R. Higby on 12-06-2010 at 10:06 PM
A super-big triumph for Neo-Conservatism was achieved today in the U.S. In fact, it was SO huge that the Hastert doctrine (the policies of the majority Republican Congress of 2003-2006) should be enshrined forever as the true heart and soul of the Republican party.
We learned that the Republican gains of the 2010 election were absolutely nothing but a justification of returning to the Hastert doctrine, which is really the doctrine of the Bush-Clinton-Obama New World Order: Central
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Robert R. Higby on 12-02-2010 at 11:17 AM
To man, the physical elements of the universe comprise 'nature'. But for those of us who reverence and worship God as He who predestines, controls, and is constantly present in all things; moving them according to His sovereign will, observing the destructive power in the material elements of our world speaks loudly of His infinite majesty.
My wife and I just returned from Ecuador where we observed the ongoing eruption of Tungurahua. Here are some media pictures--which are far closer
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Robert R. Higby on 11-17-2010 at 10:21 PM
http://www.infowars.com/hr-2749-tota...e-food-supply/
This bill in a modified form is now before the U.S. Senate. Don't be deceived by the Amendments claiming to exempt small producers; a lot of them are going to be left hanging out to dry. We should all be outraged by greater FDA power to regulate the food supply and who can sell, who can't. There are totalitarian Republican and Democrat Fascists in the U.S. government with their own power agenda in all such
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