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I think it's called spiritual common sense.

You'll be so confused in that day you won't know up from down.

Spiritual law is mandated by GOD; moral law is mandated by man. Law forbidding murder, rape, theft is spiritual in nature, but can be incorporated into moral law if man so chooses. Moral law is relative to man's viewpoint; spiritual law is relative to GOD's.

Imagine Jesus going around trying to convince people he was the messiah apart from compelling words and works of power: Jesus: I'm the messiah Other: No you're not. Jesus: Am so. Other: Are not. Jesus Am so Other: Not Jesus: Am so Other: sigh ... Jesus: I'm the messiah Another: No...

I think that the distinction between moral law and spiritual law is that the former is relative to man's culture. I am certain that during the period Moses' laws were enforced, violation of any of them (or to a large degree) would have been considered immoral. And I am also certain that there...

As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, [so] walk ye in him: Colossians 2:6

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Oh this is funny. Three of the two witnesses have shown up. Time to sit back and watch this show ...

Believing that GOD is one is faith without works. Believing into the son of GOD is works. This is the work of God: that you believe into the one [the father] set apart. John 6:29

This is the work of God: that you believe into the one [the father] set apart. John 6:29

That's a perfect example how 'literalists' interpret words only one way, despite the intended meaning. You apparently think I agreed with you and in doing so contradicted myself, but all I was saying was that 'yeah I know what you're saying, I've heard it before, but it's not the reality'. I...

+1 It's all one body.

GOD has a purpose and a plan that is obviously different than your carnal worldview. GOD's will is that man reign over sin; that can only be done individually. His purpose is to build a holy temple, and that obviously takes time. The temple must be built in the midst of a godless world to purify...

E, I concur. The weakness that you mentioned is the residual effect of Adam's sin that we must carry around with us until we die. That is our condition. I would also add that I think when we are out GOD's presence we DO sin (not tend to), for whatever is not of faith is sin.

But she ate the fruit because she corrupted herself. Unless corruption is dealt with, sin will occur again. The corruption is dealt with by acknowledging it, not denying it and trying to hide it.

Eve corrupted herself by allowing herself to be deceived; Adam corrupted himself by loving his wife more than GOD. That's why they sinned, because they had corrupted themselves. It's impossible to sin without a corrupted nature. Of course not. But because Eve believed satan and allowed herself...

You've already been told numerous times, and you choose to ignore those responses calling them ambiguous so you can continue to have a platform to marginalize people who don't share your views on homsexuality.

BINGO! That's it. Iniquity was found in them before they chose to sin. Eve was deceived by the lusts of the flesh, and Adam loved his wife more than GOD. Christ said that whoever entertains sin in their mind has already committed the act. Adam and Eve corrupted their nature through the lusts of...

Thanks for keeping it short. Long posts are so hard to respond to due to the format of this forum. Adam and Eve chose to not do GOD's will. Satan deceived Eve to make that decision using her carnal mind; Adam chose to follow Eve (IMO out of love for her). When they disobeyed GOD they knew evil...