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The Wimbledon Semifinals! An awesome match, that is what I was expecting in this video... I just can't figure out who won this epic battle royale... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_vrYRFxXag

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Veggie, I saw what Vash wrote and I discount in on the grounds that the harder one repents does not equate to greater rewards or salvation either in this life or in the next. "I [the Lord] desire obedience, not sacrifice" means we can repent until we are blue in the knees (that is our version...

And how did you exactly discern my knowledge of Grace? By what I've written here or your own preconclusions of what you believe others think? Maybe you should read some of my writings before you declare me ignorant of your special knowledge...

Next up on the weird hit parade is a blast from the past... well, at least a couple of years ago (that is ANCIENT in internet time). How about a meme wrapped in a dance off wrapped in a Star Wars stage production? Yup, you guessed it, Darth Vader Rick Rolls Luke Skywalker! How did you guess...

The $100 check I got.

No, those are my sentiments but phrased in a way to illicit an emotional response by the hoy-paloy... i.e.

har har har har!

Thank goodness! Someone with whom can I can speak of spiritual meat and not be flabbergasted by all the milk addicts.

The "Reformed" I am talking about deals with theology and doctrinal developments post Luther. Reformation of the Reformation, as it were. It was in all the papers.

Nothing to do with Romanism...

Are there any Reformed voices here in CyB???

What is false about God not losing one of those whom He saves?

So we don't know if we are really saved until we die?

So you can lose your salvation?

Being saved from drowning is an example of being rescued. Being saved from our sins is a theological term and is applied only with regards to the Blood of Christ. The two examples (Egyptian rescue vs Salvation from sin) are two entirely different concepts though they share the same word in...

No, salvation is instantaneous, it is sanctification that is a process.

No, the context does. I simply apply READING to the Bible. It isn't a hard book to read.

Your reference is to Psalms 51:17 "My sacrifice, O God, is a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart you, God, will not despise." But this passage, again, does not have salvation in mind... read verse 16 for the context: You do not delight in sacrifice, or I would bring it; you do not take...

What the entire debate circles around is the nature of the word DESIRE in your reference to “…This is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth.” - 1 Tim 2: 3, 4 Some folk consider the word "commands" as a...