Five point Calvinism is a sound Biblical doctrine and five point Arminianism is not

This debate is about the competing Christian Protestant doctrines on salvation. In order to debate me, you must be a Christian Protestant who believes in all five points of Arminianism. Let's keep an open mind here. How could an all powerful God give your eternal security and destiny to your own soul? There is no such thing as free will. We make decisions and behave based on own environment, biology, and God. Let's examine the five points of Calvinism: 1. Total depravity 2. Unconditional Election or Predestination 3. Limited Atonement 4. Irresistible Grace 5. Perseverance of the Saints Now let's examine Arminianism. 1. Free Will 2. Conditional Election 3. Universal Redemption or General Atonement 4. Grace or the Holy Spirit is Resistible. 5. Falling from Grace or Christian Apostasy http://www.the-highway.com... In these following paragraphs I will explain each one. No man without the aid of the Holy Spirit can make the right decision and do God's will. Even the Armenians believe this. Every good moral action comes from the Holy Spirit working in the person while if you do not have the Holy Spirit working inside you, you do not do good works. See Romans 3:10-12, Romans 14:23, Romans 8:7, 3 John 3:11, and 1 Corinthians 2:14. http://www.gotquestions.org... http://www.whatchristianswanttoknow.com... It says in many cases of scripture that we are "predestined." This may be a False Analogy but aren't the Angels (some now Demons) predestined? People don't want to believe that they are chosen by God and some aren't. It's the truth. We are born into God's kingdom because of God, not our choices that God didn't perceive. See Ephesians 1:4-5. http://www.gotquestions.org... http://www.whatchristianswanttoknow.com... Now, limited atonement doesn't mean that Jesus's sacrifice wasn't meant for all men but he only saved the people he chose. The people that become saved aren't random people. But what about all those verses that say that God gives salvation freely? The answer is simple, not everyone accepted it. It was unlimited in power but limited in who was chosen to take it. to http://www.gotquestions.org... Yes, I believe that when God call you to be his child, you can't resist it. God will meet you and mold you. http://www.gotquestions.org... He says many times that he will finish the work he started in us. This is what bugs me about the Arminians the most. They think God started something but didn't finish it. He doesn't sound like an all powerful God to me. The Arminians say that all those verse I mentioned to support Perseverance of the Saints is that it only happens if a person still chooses to be saved. Well, that sounds like God isn't in control. Notice words like "confident" "will," "no one" and "nothing" in the verses I mention. If a person's eternal salvation is not backed up by a regenerative and permanent change then couldn't someone who made it to Heaven make a mistake and go to hell? Doesn't sound like God to me. http://www.biblegateway.com... http://www.biblegateway.com... http://bible.cc... http://www.gotquestions.org... What scares people about Calvinism? It makes us sound like robots who are in complete control of God's will. Well, it's true. Free will is a myth because no one can freely choose what he/she says or does. It's part of their personality. Does that mean we shouldn't try and help others do and be better than what they are? No! Whatever happens is in God's plan. No one can escape their destiny. Why would God allow "free will" to interfere with his plans?