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This particular statement reveals you either don't know how the Bible defines sin yourself or you simply don't care. In either case, you are espousing dangerous doctrines. Christians do not have the prerogative to decide for themselves what sin is or treat Christianity like a cafeteria religion...

While the trinity isn't supported by the Bible, you err in your understanding of the 1st commandment. The 1st commandment prohibits the worship of anything or anyone that is not God. What it clearly doesn't do is say there is only 1 Being called God. Jesus had to come and reveal the existence of...

It is the Bible that determines whether or not something is true, not "church fathers", not scholars, not church "saints", not seminaries. The Samaritans believed in traditions that were taught to them for a very long time, and Jesus ended up dropping a bombshell on them that their beliefs were...

You're going to need a better argument than this. I have faith in the promise God made in Exo. 15:26, and doing my part by keeping God's laws and statutes has paid off so far. The question that needs to be asked is why aren't you doing the same thing if you supposedly believe in Jesus? After...

It is not replacement theology. The Israel of God is a purely spiritual entity, which is why Paul clearly teaches in Romans that physical Israelites have to be grafted into this tree like everybody else in order to receive the promise of eternal life. Ezekel's prophecy of the dry bones concerns...

It is extremely likely that the Ash Wednesday cross represents Tammuz. Tammuz was a pagan fertility god in the Mesopotamian area, and the cross was typically used as a phallic symbol. There's also the matter that Ash Wednesday perfectly coincides with the time of year that Tammuz worshipers...

The all too obvious problem with this belief is that Paul explained exactly what the "thorn" was in the same verse he mentioned it, and it had nothing to do with his eyesight: "And lest I should be exalted above measure by the abundance of the revelations, a thorn in the flesh was given to me...

This is factually wrong. There are schools that have already started implementing forced vaccinations on 14 year old children, even if their parents/guardians don't approve of it. You are also factually wrong on the premise that states, cities, and towns have the legal authority to enforce jabs...

Christ taught nothing of the sort. It only appears that way because that's how people who have been inoculated with the pagan doctrine of eternal torment choose to read it. Christ spoke of a fire that won't be quenched and mentioned absolutely nothing about someone experiencing eternal torment...

This is akin to saying "for those who think the LGBT lifestyles are abominations, they should keep believing that and move on. For the rest of us who know they are perfectly natural lifestyles, we know we're not committing a sin so we move on too. Everybody's happy. Problem solved." Well, guess...

This may or may not have anything to do with the thread, but i just want to point out that Protestants shouldn't be calling someone a "Reverend" either. That's another blasphemous habit that needs to be stopped immediately.

I mostly agree with what you're saying here, but you need to be corrected on the part about the unwise virgins. All 10 of the unwise virgins represent Laodicean Christians. The virgins who had their lamps reignited represent the Laodiceans who repent. Look at verse 5 where Christ says all 10 of...

Every member in this thread and on this forum will claim they believe everything Jesus taught, but most of the theology that is argued for and spread around here shows there are more "Christians" who actually don't believe most of what Jesus actually taught. Jesus said He did not come to start...

Matt. 24 was specifically written for God's Church. That's the whole point of Jesus giving all of those signs to the disciples and not anyone else. Only God's people would understand or even believe those signs or prophecies. As it stands, the world won't even believe Christ saying mankind would...

A Christian has God's Spirit(Rom. 8:9), follows Christ's example(Rom. 10:4, Jh. 13:15, 1 Pet. 2:21, Matt. 7:21), and applies Christ's instructions to their lives(Matt. 7:24-25). That's the Bible definition of what makes someone a Christian, and it's the only definition you should trust. All of...

Just because heathens believed a person continued to live after they died, it hardly make this belief biblical. This an incredibly weak argument because a lot of those cultures believed in a lot of things that aren't supported by the Bible. Rev. 12:9 says the whole world has been deceived by...

Catholics and Protestants cannot fall away from the truth because they never had it in the first place. That warning is specifically for the people in the true Church of God. It is the people in this organization that has been given the truth and are liable to fall away from it. Honest research...

People in this thread are ignoring Paul's own words in Gal. 1 where he said the gospel he taught didn't come from any man. They are also ignoring the fact that he pronounced a double curse on any man that taught their own gospel, which would logically include himself. There weren't 2 different...

I can't help but notice you didn't provide a single passage that supports this theology. It's almost as if you expect people to just take your word for it. When Paul talked about Christians being sealed with the Holy Spirit, he wasn't talking about the kind of seals people today usually...

There is so much error in this presentation, starting with the fact that Israel was taken into Assyrian captivity, not Babylonian captivity. It was the southern kingdom of Judah that was taken into Babylonian captivity. I realize the dramatic music and the montage are supposed to make this man...