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

[Timotheos]

I repent in sackcloth and ashes for insulting the good name of Jacobus by associating it with Jerry in the previous post. Jacobus was far and away, head and shoulders above Chancellor Falwell in the "theologian" department...and that would be an understatement.

[plw]

Doofus!!!!!!!! Yup it was him!! LOL

[pilgrim]

Just a guess to be different-
Darwin Fish.

(But it may very well be Falwell.)

[vman]

Dave Hunt

[Pstefan]

Definitely Falwell, I also saw the speech. These kinds of actions by Falwell and Caner make it more and more embarrasing to admit that I am a Liberty Alumni (however, they did provide a good education).