Talk:Mark Cahill

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Calvinism Section[edit]

This is a well sourced and accurate section, with public information. People are removing this section because it is unpopular but it is indeed accurate, and well sourced.

Calvinism[edit]

In Late 2010 Mark Cahill, wrote a public letter about Calvinism and it was published on www.savetheperishing.com. website. ^[1] In this Letter Cahill concludes that, "If you believe in the god and jesus of Calvinism, you are either in Galatians 1 territory, or you are heading straight toward it." ^[2] Many People in the Christian Community, including: Ray Comfort, Tony Miano ^[3], Shane Dodson ^[4] Emeal Zwyane, Jon Speed and others have responded.

Additionally If we look at Mark Cahill's newest book "The Watchman" he makes his view very clear in the 8th chapter of the book. In this chapter he clearly identifies Calvinism as unbiblical and of satan. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Neolights01 (talk • contribs) 23:05, 2 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]

References

^ http://www.savetheperishing.com/calvinismstatement.pdf
^ http://www.savetheperishing.com/calvinismstatement.pdf, Page 8
^ http://www.crossencounters.us/2012/10/why-i-fear-for-mark-cahills-soul.html
^ http://sosevangelism.blogspot.com/2010/10/mark-cahills-calvinism-critique-weighed.html

Edit request on 14 November 2012[edit]

Calvinism section[edit]

I've removed this section for the following reasons:

Sources were mainly primary, consisting of at least one blog. This is generally against WP:RS, especially for criticism sections on articles that fall within the BLP policy.
Four out of the five people mentioned as having reacted were unsourced although one were referenced with a dead link. This is not acceptable, either we need proper references for their reactions or it didn't happen.
The section gave no context, meaning that we don't really know the importance of it. In addition, you have to be familiar with the related subjects to even understand what was meant by the original statement.

Please do not restore the section before discussing these issues here, as they are clear violations of the policy on biographies of living people! Bjelleklang - talk 21:35, 28 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]

[1] ttp://www.savetheperishing.com/calvinismstatement.pdf

[2] ttp://www.savetheperishing.com/calvinismstatement.pdf, Page 8

[3] ttp://www.crossencounters.us/2012/10/why-i-fear-for-mark-cahills-soul.html

[4] ttp://sosevangelism.blogspot.com/2010/10/mark-cahills-calvinism-critique-weighed.html

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