Who Said That?

OK . . .  Who Said that?

"We are not into partcular love or limited atonement.  As a matter of fact we consider it heresy."

Please, no google searches or cheating.  Leave your guess in the comments section below.

Update on Monday, April 23, 2007 at 11:37AM by Kim Riddlebarger

As many of you pointed out, these words came from Jerry Falwell in a recent speech.  Particular redemption is heresy?  What then do we do with a doctrine of the atonement in which Jesus saves no one in particular and only makes it possible for us to save ourselves with God's help--Falwell's view.

Comments

[keith]

Pope Chuck Smith???

[F.S. Petersen]

Jerry Falwell.

[Rick B.]

I will refrain because I saw the answer on two other blogs.

[scottie f.]

Pat Robertson

[Jordan]

Finney or any of his followers would fit the bill quite nicely.

[Gomarus]

I just happened to see it attributed to Falwell on another Blog.

[Nick Kennicott]

It was Jerry Falwell in his speech to prospective students. Awful.

[Martin Downes]

A first year theology student?

[dgg]

Jerry Falwell

[Doug Whitehead]

Jerry Falwell

["lee n. field"]

Falwell

[The Misadventures of Captain Headknowledge]

Jerry Falwell. Sorry, I saw the video before reading this post!

[carolyn]

"Pope Chuck Smith???"

LOL :) :)

[timinator]

Jerry Falwell

[R.K. Brumbelow]

Could have been any of the ignorant people at liberty, just happens to be Falwell maybe the madness that caused Mohler to talk about Gaybies spread down the road to liberty?

[Douglas]

Mr. Jerry Falwell, Friday 13th April 2007 at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia to 1828 prospective new students along with current students, faculty and staff.

God help him.

[Jim Vellenga]

Jerry Falwell.

[dsanger]

The average "evangelical" pastor in your average "evangelical" church.

[John Cerny]

Jerry Falwell

[Timotheos]

Ummmm...Jerry Arminius, AKA Jerry Harmenszoon, AKA Jacobus Falwellzoon.