Who Said That?

"The being described in his 5 points is not the God whom you and I acknowledge and adore, the Creator and benevolent governor of the world; but a demon of malignant spirit.  It would be more pardonable to believe in no god at all, than to blaspheme him by the atrocious attributes of Calvin."

You know the drill.  Leave your guess in the comments section below.  Please, no google searches or cheating.  Answer to follow next week.

Update on Saturday, November 14, 2009 at 08:58AM by Kim Riddlebarger

This is taken from Thomas Jefferson's letter to John Adams on April 11, 1823

Comments

[Wout]

Norman Geisler

[Aaron]

Dave Hunt

[Alan Platt]

I'm not sure, but I believe it could be Dave Hunt although any Arminian who really doesn't understand reformed theology (or who purposefully does not want to understand it) could have said it.

[Aaron]

George Bryson

[Marv]

Dave Hunt

[Timinator]

Thomas Jefferson

[Paul]

Chuck Smith

[Scott]

James "The Line Divider" White

[Gene Schlesinger]

My first thought was Dave Hunt. But it's too eloquent. I'm going with Thomas Jefferson (who's home I recently visited).

[Randy Gill]

Norman Geisler

[John Yeazel]

not finney- darn; tells me this guy googled it so I will go with Jefferson too.

[Paul]

Cardinal Cajetan or Pope Leo.

[Carter]

I am probably incorrect, but I'm going with Pascal.

[Stephen]

I have this suspicion I've read something similar in C S Lewis?