This one on limited atonement contains a common mind control manipulation tactic called cognitive dissonance. This is the act of saying one thing then contradicting it soon after which causes confusion. In time, if people don't get away from people or groups who do this to comfort their psyche from the contradictions they give in. Note the first sentence in the Calvinist comment on the scripture, then the zero Biblical backup given to show that it's impossible then the contradicting statement in the last sentence. This one on total depravity shown by Piper is he example of the changes just a few words or punctuation can make in context. Here were Calvin's words in reality... "In summary, total depravity means that apart from any enabling grace from God, are hardness & rebellion against God is total. Our inability to reform ourselves is total, & therefore deserve eternal punishment." Beza added "everything we do in this rebellion is sin" "submit to God or" and "totally."
