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Every man can humble himself, so the death of the Lord was for everyone.

It was just a comment of concurrence with your post.

You write as though there was no guilt or trespass associated with real sin.

For one thing, it couldn't make men perfect. It left men in the flesh instead of ushering them into a life lived and walked in the Spirit. The Law was a great "shadow", but Jesus was the one casting that shadow. The Law has been fulfilled, by Jesus Christ.

God put the credit card on the table. Jesus is the card, but we have to pick it up and use it

Not all men will humble themselves before God. That is the price of salvation. As Jesus said..."Love God with all your might, and love your neighbor as you love yourself". The rebellious serve only themselves. If He is our Lord, we had better be obeying Him.

Thank God for allowing us to live without sinning...eh?

Thank God we don't live under the Law anymore...eh?

If you give a man feet and legs he is going to walk. If God gives salvation to some, they will reflect the nature of God in all their actions.

I serve a God who wants all men to be saved, not one who picks random "winners". Do you call your doctrine the Salvation By Lottery?

It will be God's fault, for withholding something necessary for belief. But He doesn't do that...thanks be to God.

I hope you know that the subject of the answer Jesus gave to the Pharisees was to them not believing Jesus was the Christ. (John 10:24) That is quite a different topic than salvation. You have misused an answer to one question for an entirely different question.

Don't you figure the elect will live the way God wants them to live? The Creator isn't going to "elect" child molesters, adulterers, liars, and murderers...is He?

God's grace in undeserved by any of us.

Who else's fault will it be? You are laying the groundwork for the devil to be able to say..."See how unfair and hateful God is? Follow me instead !" I was reading 1 Tim. 2:3-6 tonight at Subway, and saw..."For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour; 4 Who will have all men...

Then it is God's fault that your loved ones will not find their names in the book of life on the last day. You fail to realize that, because of your doctrine, we will on the day of judgement, be accusing God for the destruction of all those He did not choose. I can't agree with your doctrine in...

As no man can know if he is indeed among the "elect", doesn't it behoove us all to act as if we were? As God has allowed all men to know how to act in accordance to His will, any one we meet may be of the "elect", so we should be treating them all as the sons of God, with love and charity of...

Whose fault is it that "they" are not the Lord's sheep?

Is that a typo where you wrote "then"? Should it have been "when" they believe? The use of the word "limited" seems to be used in two different ways, creating disharmony here. It is in fact limited, but only because not all will avail themselves of it. It isn't God's fault some won't repent of...

How can you have guilt for something you didn't know was wrong? Except for David's son and kingdom. Thank God we don't have to be sinners anymore...eh?