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And like i said, you can keep deceiving yourself if you want.

You're not the only one. I distinctly avoid calling myself a Christian in any discussion because i know i haven't met all the requirements to call myself a true Christian in good conscience. When i get baptized again, i want it to be done by someone who is actually qualified to do it by the...

"But your iniquities have separated you from your God; and your sins have hidden His face from you, so that He will not hear." - Isa. 59:2 A person separates themselves from God by committing sin, not the other way around. Jesus makes this even clearer with His message to the Laodiceans in Rev...

This entire argument is a poorly constructed house of theological cards that is clearly designed to confuse people into questioning the authority of what Paul taught concerning the Sabbath. The fact that Paul used the word "sabbatismos" in Heb. 4:9 shows Paul was describing the literal act of...

It appears that you don't believe in Jesus, know Him, or respect Him any more than the average Sunday-keepr, because Jesus specifically said that tithing was an obligation: “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you pay tithe of mint and anise and cummin, and have neglected the...

This is a pretty poor argument, considering the apostles personally taught many individuals who unfortunately became apostates and joined the counterfeit Christian movement. Just because someone was personally taught by an apostle, it doesn't automatically make them an authority on Christian...

Islam's history of violence pales in comparison to Catholicism's history of violence. The most conservative figures places the victims of Catholic-related violence at 50 million at least. The Bible is a lot more concerned about Catholic violence than Islamic violence, in part because Catholics...

A harlot is a prostitute. God used the same exact word when He referred to the OT Israelites' worship of false gods, and He used the same exact word to describe the false religious system in Rev. 17. The Greek word "porne" clearly doesn't refer to someone who was just an in-keeper.

Paul said Christians are to be united on every last doctrinal point. Not some, not most, not a few. There is absolutely 0 room for personal opinions in true Christianity because a Christian is supposed to believe what God says, not personal opinions. If someone disagrees with anything God...

Christ told His followers to keep the Passover with the new symbols. Neither mass nor communion are supported by the Bible. The Bible is clear about the fact that His death was to be celebrated on the day that it happened, and only on that day. Much like a lot of other traditions in Catholicism...

The inherent implication in the OSAS belief is that a person can willfully violate God's commandments and ignore His decrees as much as they want, and that they'll still receive salvation as if God owes it to them. You can continue deceiving yourself into thinking the OSAS camp isn't preaching...

Evangelicals have a passion to evangelize, but they don't tell people what the Bible teaches. It doesn't matter if someone has a passion for evangelizing if they're teaching counterfeit gospels, and i can 100% guarantee that is what they're doing. That whole "accept Christ and get saved"...

J6 was a sin on a multitude of levels. The Communist left orchestrated the whole thing, they continued to lie about what happened for a whole year in their pursuit of power, and buried any legitimate concerns about election fraud. T On the other hand, the Trump supporters who engaged in...

Of course the water itself has no spiritual power, but does that somehow negate the baptism requirement? Not by a long shot! Peter and Paul both said so: "Then Peter said to them, 'Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins; and you shall...

There seems to be a reason why OSAS people also happen to be anti-law, and i don't believe this is a coincidence. Both beliefs argue that the OT God was unfair and oppressive because He expected people to live up to impossible standards, and then Jesus came along and freed everybody from that...

You haven't been to all churches and can't simultaneously know what is going on in all churches, therefore you are in no place to make such a judgement.

Whether Jesus is the Son of God or not isn't the issue here. The issue is whether or not Jesus was ever equal to His Father in authority, and the answer is clearly "no".

Just because non-Christian teachers agree that the trinity is in the OT and wrote about it in their uninspired texts, it doesn't make the doctrine biblical. If anything, that's all the more reason to reject it. The Orthodox Jews believed and practiced a host of things that contradicted the...

If Jesus has to submit Himself to the Father's authority, then Jesus is not equal to His Father, now is He? That upsets the whole trinitarian argument right there, since the trinity doctrine teaches that Jesus is His Father's equal. The fact that you're arguing in circles shows how the trinity...

Riddle me this, Batman: if the trinity is biblical, then why is it that Paul never mentioned the Holy Spirit when he greeted the Father and Christ at the beginning of his letters? Surely if the Holy Spirit was to be addressed as a God Being, Paul would have mentioned it and made the new converts...