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@Ritajanice, It's been "nice" having you throw turds at me, like a zoo animal, but I'm going to go ahead and put you on ignore so that I won't be wasting any more resources on you, since you are the weaker vessel, and should just remain quiet since your weakness (spiritual and mental)...

This must explain why you're always at war with Scripture. You're unspiritual. :Laughingoutloud:

I say faith and works, just as Scripture states, and just as Christianity taught until a few hundred years ago--you believe in a new version of Christianity that has no Scriptural or historical root. That's on you not me.

God willing you won't be back. You just post empty hysteria.

Yup, both faith and works! Just like Scripture teaches, and just as Christianity had taught from its very inception until a few hundred years ago when a new doctrine came about that you hold to! 1 John 3 18Little children, let us not love in word or talk but in deed and in truth.

Bye! Hope you won't be back! You add nothing to the discussion!

Thanks for proving you have no basis for your lies.

The issue I was highlighting with the "fight of faith" and "race of faith" was the need for endurance in obeying the twofold Law of Faith (1 Jn 3:23,24)--the same as "abiding".

As I've explained countless times, the Scripture tells you how to abide: 1 John 3 23This is His commandment, that we believe in the name of His Son Jesus Christ, and love one another, just as He commanded us. 24The one who keeps His commandments abides in Him, and He in him. We know by this...

I've already gone through it before. You haven't been paying attention. The "believes" there is correctly translated "is believing" (most intense possible ongoing action in the present tense--not "believes one time"), which is in perfect keeping with the requisite "abiding" doctrine taught...

I've answered this many times, and I await your rebuttal. 1. God has disowned His children before (Dt 14:1, 32:5, 21; Hos 1), so it's not "final", what is "final" is continually abiding so as to be continually receiving the Spirit. 2. Abiding by obeying is necessary for receiving the...

Scripture is spiritual--and you reject it. That means you're unspiritual. There's not much danger, though, since your weakness is known, and thus you are banned from teaching men.

Already answered. You can't agree with Scripture because you're unspiritual. Unspiritual people do not perceive spiritual things. Scripture is spiritual--you reject it, because you're unspiritual.

If only you were spiritual, you could agree with Scripture. Good thing women are banned from teaching men. 1 Timothy 2 12I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man; rather, she is to remain quiet.

LOL "You don't agree with Scripture because you're unspiritual. Only spiritual people agree with me." Already answered this.

Yes, you said it couldn't happen, and that was debunked--just as the rest of your claims have been. The same is true of the claims of those who agree with you (@mailmandan and @Eternally Grateful).

Clarification: I never questioned her love for God, only the OSAS-buttressing idea that, contrary to Scripture, one could never lose their first love.

Those who pretend to be spiritual have no answer for Scripture, so they are relegated to lobbing hysterical ad hominem attacks--"Anyone who doesn't agree with me is unspiritual!"--which prove nothing from Scripture, thus can help no one. Well, two can play at that game, right--"You don't agree...

Those who abide by obedience are supplied with the Spirit (1 Jn 3:23,24) that is only "in His Son" (1 Jn 5:11), it's not a one-time transaction--even though, from the other side, it is a "sort of" one-time transaction, inasmuch as it is the case that those who do not abide are accounted as...

And since God says, Isaiah 43 11I, I am the LORD, and besides me there is no savior. If you try to save yourself, it would have to be idolatry (1 Jn 5:21), and breaking the command to "believe in the Name of God's Son" (ie, "God saves") (1 Jn 3:23,24), thus not abiding (1 Jn 2:28), and eating...