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Baptism is one's obedient response to faith. I have seen "converts" sometimes refuse baptism. Often, I think it is because they had an incomplete "conversion".

I have invited you to cite what you call the "Commandments of Christ"--when are you going to cite them? When are you going to stop attacking other believers?

Yes.

Nevertheless, you will be banned from further posting on this website, by the rules of the website, if you do not stop violating them.

It is a good thing that God gets to make that determination and not you.

Please review the rules for posting on this website.

Maybe you are correct and he is involved with some kind of cult--"he" does have a lot to learn but I expect "he" is simply here to disrupt. There's something definitely "off" about him/her. The evil one is extremely active these days--especially in the Western nations. There is an obvious...

I'm wondering if "The Wind" is a bot troll. He/she gives stock "answers" and refuses to engage any points made against his/her postings. We are likely dealing with a bot troll, sent here by the evil one or his minions.

Point out one thing that I said which is incorrect. You are evidently a self-important, windbag. Or, alternatively, you are a bot set up here by those who hold allegiance to the evil one. You are quite obviously trying to confuse Christians. Are you being paid?

Yes, "TheWind" can be easily refuted. In Acts 19, the Apostle Paul runs across a group of believers who have had "John's baptism" (water baptism). Paul noted that John's baptism was for the purpose of repentance. But, Paul understood that those believers did not have a complete conversion...

The paper that I linked starts with the statement that the idea was first cooked up by the ancient Greek philosophers.

It is NOT a theory and I HAVE spoken to and read works of scientists on the matter (I am married to a scientist, by the way and he does not believe in evolution). There is a lot written on the subject by scientists who say that the data contradicts evolution. What evolutionists cite as "proof"...

It's not even actually a theory because the entire "theory" is not testable. It is more of an armchair hypothesis--and it has been around since the ancient Greek philosophers first proposed the idea. The Emperor's New Clothes moment, will come when the younger life-scientists (30% of whom...

Decadent liberals make jokes while America burns. And when the President points out that $16 BILLION was earmarked for infrastructure in Democratic Congressman, Eli Cummings' district LAST YEAR ALONE, was the President wrong to ask Cummings where the money went? Is it "racist" to question...

I don't think it is so much that repentance is necessary for salvation, it is that salvation is always accompanied by repentance. The Bible tells us that ALL who call on the name of the Lord will be saved." No pre-conditions in that. But, at least, in my case (and probably the case for many...

Apparently, the people who eat them cut the head, legs and wings off of them (they aren't digestible anyway) before they dunk the rest of it in honey and pop them in their mouths. Still seems disgusting to me.

Apparently, there is one variety of mole cricket which is edible--but only cooked.

Not appealing for sure. My dogs, when they were pups, used to love to catch and eat certain kinds of grasshoppers--the ones with big wide bodies and short legs. They ignored other kinds. Go figure! LOL Seriously, the powers-that-be are pushing the idea of eating insects. There are...

Is English a second language for you? Your posts make little sense--probably why people have quit responding to you. This will be my last.

When you have to resort to quoting yourself, I suspect that should lead you to an understanding that the conversation is over, Gerhard. Your point about the Sabbath having been distorted by the Pharisees is irrelevant. Why bring up the idea that the Pharisees had distorted Torah on the point...