Reformed Theology (Calvinism)

There is no indication of this in the scripture. It says "for all men" in verse 1 and simply chooses an example in verse 2. There is no indication that he was narrowing what "all" meant. Ok, So when context limits something, It should explicitly say, "hey, All here doesn't mean all"? Show what the context means before rebutting someone else's view! Proverbs 16:4You haven't explained what Proverbs 16:4 means. If this verse does not support my view, What does it mean? But that also means that God created certain people who he wouldn't allow to go to heaven no matter what because he won't allow them to choose Jesus, Meaning that he sentences them to hell simply because he created them. You seem to be implying that unbelievers want to come to God naturally, Which is surely false, For Paul says in Romans 3:10-17, " As it is written: “There is no one righteous, Not even one;11 there is no one who understands; there is no one who seeks God. 12 All have turned away, they have together become worthless;there is no one who does good, not even one. ”No offense, But be more clear and try to understand what I'm actually saying, Instead of repeatedly using straw men to debunk me. He doesn't sentence people to hell just because He created them. Obviously! That is not what I believe! Proverbs says he made them for the "day of trouble. " read the verse! He didn't create them to sin, He created them, And they were afterwards affected by it. As for the verse in Romans (no excuse) does this mean people can be saved without hearing the gospel? If you are willing to use Albert Barnes to prove your points, Don't pick and choose what to believe of his and what not to. You'll agree with his interpretation there, But not other verses that he believes show Calvinism! As for 1 Peter, THE WORD YOU IS THE ANTECEDENT! I'm not wrong if you don't understand simple grammar! Peter says that He is patient towards you, not wishing that any (antecedent, Context, Indicate of you) should perish. Peter is writing to believers, So it would make no sense to randomly say all without an antecedent! Yes! Everyone who believes, Won't perish! Logic agrees! It doesn't mean all can believe, It just says all that will believe will not perish! Again, I can't help you with simple grammar. Whoever is gonna believe, Is gonna believe! It might help you to go to Ligonier Ministries and learn what Calvinism actually believes, Instead of me having to constantly disregard straw men. No offense. Why does everyone have to have a choice? Did you get to choose your intelligence, Or your looks, Or your stubborness, Or where you were born, Or how cool you are? Here's an analogy that illustrates my problem with your belief: God is a scientist. He has the cure for sin (salvation). He goes to a graveyard. The people there are dead in their sins. He lays it on a table for them, And says as loudly as He can (to spiritually dead people) COME, TAKE OF MY EVERLASTING LIFE, BELIEVE IN MY SON! No one comes, Because they are spiritually unable to. Hopefully this illustrates a point. You didn't answer my question. Why are people paying for sins in hell that Jesus died for? After all, It says in John 2:2: And He is the propitiation for our sins, And not for ours only, But also for those of the whole world. "What does it mean in 1 Peter when it talks about confirming your election? What does Romans 9 mean when it says, "Esau I hated, But Jacob I loved? We will disregard perserverance of saints for now, These arguments we are going at now are enough. I do agree with Albert Barnes' interpretation, That was a mistake of mine. Over to you.