King James was not a Calvinist

Calvinists will lie to you and says “Well didn’t you know that King James was a Calvinist.”

Calvinists would negate this very important verse here:

1 John 2:2 (KJB) And he is the propitiation for our sins: and not for ours only, but also for the sins of the whole world.

King James had this to say regarding Calvinism:

“This doctrine is so horrible, that I am persuaded, if there were a council of unclean spirits assembled in hell, and their prince the devil were to put the question either to all of them in general, or to each in particular, to learn their opinion about the most likely means of stirring up the hatred of men against God their Maker; nothing could he invented by them that would be more efficacious for this purpose, or that could put a greater affront upon God’s love for mankind, than that infamous decree of the late Synod [of Dort], and the decision of that detestable formulary, by which the for greater part of the human race are condemned to hell for no other reason, than the mere will of God, without any regard to sin; the necessity of sinning, as well as that of being damned, being fastened on them by that great nail of the decree before-mentioned.”

SOURCE: King James Stewart; from the book, “the works of James Arminius D.D.,” page 3.