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Unlike you…. I back up my questions with Scripture and I strive not to ask questions out of thin air or my thoughts alone. If you ask your question based upon a verse or a certain set of verses, then we have something to talk about. Your question is simply focused on the sayings of...

1 John 1:8 is a warning to brethren about the false gnostic belief that denies the existence of sin. So 1 John 1:8 is saying, if we say we have no sin [if we do sin], we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. Christian Scientists think sin is an illusion and so this verse would be a...

Don’t do it to help me, do it to help another person. You have NOT explained how the same word justified is used for both faith and works in James 2:24 (Thereby implying that there is kind of faith type justification that is non-salvific). To be consistent, you would have to conclude that the...

The problem is… you and every other Protestant rarely explains the type of life that you live on a daily basis that would categorize this so called “not ruled by sin.” In fact, this is one of the many Protestant contradictory sayings. You say you are not ruled by sin, and then you contradict...

The same Greek word dikaioō (for the English word justified) is used for both James 2:24, and Romans 3:28. There is only ONE English word “justified” referring to both faith and works in James 2:24, and this same word is used in Romans 3:28 to talk about being justified by faith (Which is a...

Please show me the chapter and verse or verses you are referring to.

Look. You are not even listening. You are still talking about the Ten Commandments, when I already told you that the Ten Commandments as a package deal is not given to Christians. Nor are the 613 Laws of Moses given to Christians. The Ten Commandments were given to Israel. Yes, 9 out of the...

So what do you do with verses like Galatians 5:24, 1 Peter 4:1-2, and 2 Corinthians 7:1? Whenever I bring these up to Protestants, they always seem to either ignore them or twist them to say something else. That’s why you are not really Bible alone as your sole guide for all matters of faith and...

Not at all. If the Bible brings up a command that if disobeyed has warnings of hellfire and condemnation to attached to it, then… I have to obey those commands or I am toast. Yes, there is God’s grace. We can confess of sin to be forgiven of sin, but God also expects us to reach a point to...

If I don’t obey God’s commands under the New Covenant in this life, then I am toast. My life is not the standard. God’s Word is the standard. I believe God also gives His followers grace to learn to obey His commands. It takes time for believers to mature and grow to obey Him. See, that’s...

Not all sin is the same. There are sins that are not unto death (1 John 5:16) (Also see Matthew 5:22 in the Amplified Translation). After being saved by God’s grace, Christians need to meet the bare minimum level requirement or living holy in their Sanctification to enter the Kingdom. Granted...

@savedbygrace1 Look. The last chapter of the Bible says this: Revelation 22:14-15 “Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city. For without are dogs, and sorcerers, and whoremongers, and murderers...

I believe a person cannot first obey the moral law to be saved. They first need to be saved by God’s grace to have their past sins wiped out. Then they are to enter the Sanctification Process by the Spirit, and obey God’s laws as a part of God’s continued plan of salvation.

Right, the letter that kills is in reference to the Law of Moses. It’s not referring to some form of wrong interpretation. We are not under the Laws of Moses as a whole package deal. Paul says we are to serve in newness of spirit and not in the oldness of the letter in Romans 7:6. Why do...

Many of the Protestant sayings are BALONEY. No. Actually it is worse than baloney. Baloney is actually edible in a sandwich and it is tasty with mayo and mustard. Protestantism is so bad it’s like eating dog poop. The things Protestants say are not even in the Bible. Most of Protestantism...

There is NO such thing as Protestant Justification or Protestant Sanctification. They are simply lies and made up mumbo jumbo. Nowhere does the Bible teach future sin is forgiven you (Which is taught in Protestant Justification). In fact, there is no process called Justification in the Bible...

But this is yet another Protestant lie. That’s not what 2 Corinthians 3:6 is even saying. Protestants make up all kinds of stupid sayings that are not really found in the Bible. For example: They say just believe in the finished work of the cross for salvation. That’s dumb. It’s not even in...

You make a faulty argument. The Old Law has nothing to do with the New Covenant laws or commands. We are not under the Old Law (Romans 6:14). Acts of the Apostles 13:39 says we cannot be justified by the Laws of Moses. This is the Old Law. Romans 8:2 says that the Law of the Spirit of Life...

This is more Protestant candy land fantasy mumbo jumbo. Protestants today misinterpret 2 Corinthians 3:6. It says, “Who also hath made us able ministers of the new testament; not of the letter, but of the spirit: for the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life.” (2 Corinthians 3:6). Now...

Look. I believe the Bible teaches two aspects of salvation. #1. We are saved first by God’s grace without works through faith by Jesus Christ (Ephesians 2:8-9). #2. We then enter the Sanctification Process of the Spirit of God to live a holy life as a part of God’s continued plan of salvation...