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Arn and Strat are right. No date setting, please.

http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2007-01-25/

So a magic formula chanted over and over will save me? What was that about babbling with many words the way the pagans do? Kidron, you are kidding yourself. The spiritual slime being posted isn't by myself or other reform minded Christians. As far as pigs go... you really are a wonderful...

That file ring a bell? Better yet, does that file send a shiver of terror through your heart? If you have been on the web with an unpatched Windows 7 machine and your antivirus goes nuts about this file everytime you boot read my latest blog post. I teach you how to get rid of it. For good...

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/testamentical?s=t

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsBMG-p1HDM

Arn, that is not the question asked though. Can a person who does not believe or rejects Moses be a Christian. By default the question assumes the person in question HAS knowledge of Moses... how else can Moses be rejected if not first read?

So you go around playing "gotcha" with other believers? Why? Is that any way to comport yourself with folks you just meet?

That's not a real word...

I'm a geologist and I have no idea what you are saying...

Sorry Arn, your verse quoted says MANY holy folk, not all people in the grave. You are wrong on this one.

You have the meaning of that verse bass-ackwards... it is Paul pre-emptively answering the objection that before there was the Law there was no sin. Paul is saying even if the Law was never given we would still be judged as sinners because of the Law written on our hearts.

It's amazing how many christians don't see the similie when reading 2 Peter 3:8 when it is clearly there.

Without the law there is no sin.

That victory is through Christ who became sin on our behalf so when we are judged we aren't judged by our own righteousness but by His. By proclaiming you are without sin you are proclaiming yourself a Christ in and of yourself. The gospel does offer victory, but that victory is not yet...

I have provided scripture, the folks of the opposite view have produced nothing but arrogance and noise.

No, I'll probably be forgetting your posts though... antagonizing an admin right off the bat is not the greatest way to endear yourself. I'm not just here to help, I am also here to smite ;)

It appears you are unfamiliar with the terms infused and imputed and that is the origin of your error.

It is so NOT true it borders on criminally sinful.

James writes, "For we all stumble in many things. If anyone does not stumble in word, he is a perfect man, able also to bridle the whole body" (James 3:2). So, is James not saying here that a man can indeed be sinless? No, because only a few verses later, he comments, "But no man can tame the...