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That is not true to be precise, because Jesus said to be baptized in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost. If you are claiming it must be done in the name of Jesus, you are making Jesus out a liar. In addition to that, the thief on the cross was not baptized, and there...

I can prove unconditional eternal security is a lie pretty easy if you believe the Bible. Unconditional means that there is nothing you can do that will keep you out of heaven if you got saved, but notice this. "Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not...

In reality, it is just the opposite. Anyone teaching unconditional security is a heretic, because the Bible does not teach that. The Bible teaches conditional security and gives a lot of examples of behavior that will keep a person from having any inheritance in the Kingdom of God. The...

Recent gun violence shows no such thing. Unbiblical means the Bible says something is wrong, and it never addresses guns. It does mention swords, and it says to buy one, so I would say gun ownership is Biblical.

That is absolute nonsense. Criminals will always have guns, so banning them will only leave law-abiding citizens defenseless. It is not unbiblical to own a gun. I challenge anyone to prove that in scripture. Jesus said in Luke 22:36 "But now, he that hath a purse, let him take it, and...

The only way there will be 100 percent support for the LGBTQ agenda is if the church is raptured out before 2040 and that is the time of the Great Tribulation period. As long as the church remains, it will not be fully accepted. After the tribulation, it will not exist because it will not be...

I am a fan of Strong's Dictionary too, but even if the word hell is understood to mean the grave, it is obvious that when Jesus is describing a place of torment where their worm dieth not, that is so bad you would do good to lose an eye or a hand than go there, it cannot mean just the grave as...

The things Aunty Jane teach are not in the KJV Bible. Maybe that is the problem? What kind of scriptures is she reading? Maybe they are gnostic or dead sea scrolls or something like that?

Everything I said is in the Bible. There is no way you could have read the Bible through and believe anything you said. You are making the mistake many have of saying within yourself that you cannot believe in a God that does this or that. This kind of reasoning lacks any logic. God does not...

@Aunty Jane, you are very confused when it comes to theology. When anyone dies, their spirit goes to heaven or hell, and their body goes to the grave waiting on the resurrection. Jesus spoke of a literal hell that is so bad, it would be better to cut off your hand or foot or even pluck out...

Here we go again with your spin. A person who simply makes a mistake, or commits a sin without meaning to will not lose salvation. It is only willful sins that will cost someone their salvation if they do not repent. You know very well that is what I have been saying all along, but that does...

You may be right about who is doing the censoring. YouTube does censor people, and I do not agree with their policies in that regard.

The one being intellectually and factually dishonest is you, not me. You are trying to force the Bible to agree with your false unconditional security doctrine. The scripture about the sinner in Corinth is not saying the person will be saved. What it is saying is that by turning the person...

It is clearly hypothetical, but the point he is making is that if someone is saved and then returns to their old sinful lifestyle, their final end is worse than if they had never been saved. This is obvious to everyone except those trying to twist the text into knots to defend unconditional...

That is not failure. God does not fail because someone does not receive correction. What God is doing is chastising to give people a chance to repent. You are assuming it is failure if they do not repent. I do not look at it like that.

Yes and no. We do not have the assurance we are the elect. Only God knows who they are. We do not have that assurance because we do not know what may happen in our future. We could backslide and never return. So long as we are following Jesus, we all have security, but nobody that continues...

You are welcome to your opinion, but that is all it is. You interpret things in a way that fits your doctrinal beliefs. You make the text agree with you no matter if it is a stretch or not. Ananias and Sapphira do appear to have lost salvation. The prodigal son was about a child of God being...

I am not arguing where the transformation comes from. God empowers Christians to overcome sin. I am just saying that those who continue to live in sin, claiming faith or not, are going to spend eternity in hell unless they repent.

Here is a bonus verse about repentance. "Repent ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out when the times of refreshing shall come from the presence of the Lord." Acts 3:19

One other thing. Judas repented that he had betrayed innocent blood and caused someone who was not worthy of death to die, but he never turned to Jesus. He also died with a willful sin on his garment he did not repent of, suicide.