I wish these issues were being discussed even more openly than they are. I have seen so many lives changed by these great truths, that I long to see many other believers come to understand the truth about the sovereignty of God, the inability of man, and the power of His grace. There are many statements in the article that call for attention and response. Here, sadly, we encounter blatant misrepresentation of the Calvinistic position. And it is this very shallow, very inaccurate representation of the Reformed doctrines of grace that call forth this response.
Nothing is accomplished when one misrepresents the opposition.
First, it is a system of theology without biblical support. Such a statement boggles the mind. It assumes to know more about God and the eternal decrees upon which it is based than God has chosen to reveal in scripture or in Christ. To say God created some people for damnation and others for salvation is to deny that all have been created in the image of God. Calvinists strongly believe in sola scriptura , the sufficiency of Scripture to function as the sole infallible rule of faith for the Church.