My electric service is underground, running about 450' from the service
transformer to the polebarn garage in the rear of the property. At that point
there is a SPG for the electric service, but then the power lines, again
buried, run 70 feet to the house, which is a modular home on I-beams mounted
upon a cement block foundation. There is NO electrical ground at the house,
but the telephone line, also buried from the roadside service box [over 200
feet away] has a ground rod driven into the soil next to the house.
The entrance for the electric line and the telephone service are at the NE of
the house.
My radio room is located near the SW corner of the house, and I will have all
lines [coax, rotor control, etc] running out through a ventby Sam Storms

There are a few things beside the native darkness and pride of the human heart that are a greater danger to the doctrines of grace than the widespread misunderstandings of those doctrines and their implications. The best solution to these misunderstandings is a study of the Reformed tradition itself and its clear statements about what the Bible does, and does not, teach regarding the doctrines of grace.

Before I addressed this important subject, I gave the conference four points of introduction. The first of those is the subject of this first post on those 21 misconceptions of Calvinism.

The Sources of These Misunderstandings

I distinguished three sources of misconceptions about Calvinism

The first was Arminian Misrepresentation. It is unquestionable that both today and in the past history of the church,