The doctrine of Lordship Salvation views saving faith neither as passive nor fruitless. The faith that is the product of regeneration, the faith that embraces the atoning sacrifice of Jesus on the cross energizes a life of love and obedience and worship. The controversy is not a dispute about whether salvation is by faith only or by faith plus works. All agree that we are saved by grace through faith, apart from works (Eph. 2:8-10). But the controversy is about the nature of the faith that saves. According to Lordship Salvation, Sola fides iustificat (faith alone justifies), sed non fides quae est sola (but not the faith which is alone).
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#1 · November 27, 1997, 2:12 am

Posted by: mel <mel@...>

>I don't follow. If cWindow class is a subclass of cObject (the base
>class), and as such inherits cObject's methods and properties, and you
>pass an object of type cObject to a function, why would that function
>need or want to use cWindow's Draw method rather than cObjects?

You know, its a paragraph like the above that almost convinces me I don't
know diddly about programming and should take up a new hobby. Or is it just
a case of "same old language, but new buzzwords to confuse"?

I have yet to figure out what the advantage to objects are, let alone
exactly what objects are. Sure hope theres a fantasic tutorial for FB3 to
simplify objects or someone want to take a stab at this for the few of us
that feel more comfortable with inline assembly than high level anything.

Wanna scare a possible FB3 sale away? Let'em read that first paragraph.

Mel Patrick - theWabbitGuy - mel@intergate.bc.ca
http://www.intergate.bc.ca/business/mel

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