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We are regenerated by the Holy Ghost; not by getting wet. If you are baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, the Holy Ghost is absolutely promised to you (Acts of the Apostles 2:38-39). He is also promised to you if you merely ask for Him from the Father (Luke 11:9-13)

In calling Jesus the Son of God, John was in effect calling Jesus the everlasting Father; for the people in his audience would not have been ignorant of what it says in Isaiah 9:6. And back in that day, there was no teaching that changed the wording of that scripture twice in order to make it...

The epistle of Paul to the Romans is the most concise theology manual ever written...

Except, on a few occasions, you have accused people of lying who were not lying. Or, perhaps is is more accurate that the Catholic Church agrees with me... But taking one of my statements out of the context of the rest of them and saying that the context of my statement is untrue while my...

And therefore, when the Lord justifies a man (declares him righteous); that man becomes truly righteous (according to 1 John 3:7). God calls those things which be not as though they are (Romans 4:17); and in doing so He creates a new reality.

Did you read the verses in question (Matthew 24:24, 2 Thessalonians 2:9, Revelation 16:13-14)?

The verses in question do not exclude the possibility that Jesus changed the law within His lifetime; for it was by virtue of His priesthood that the law was changed: and it should be clear that Jesus was High Priest according to the order of Melchizedec even while He walked the earth.

The Greek word for "and" in John 17:3 is "kai" which can be translated "even". That God has a God is evident in Hebrews 1:8-9. That God has a Father is evident in Revelation 1:6 (kjv). This should give you a hint that Jesus is still God even in light of your scriptures. Jesus was in the...

I don't think so... The obvious source of these miracles is not the Holy Spirit but a connection with the realm of the dead.

Here is something from an "academic commentary"....Jon Courson's Application Commentary of the New Testament: On James 2:14-26 Jon Courson writes: "Arguing that faith without works is dead, the book of James so incensed Martin Luther that the reformer called it the "veritable straw Epistle...

Whoever posted the post in question containing the story about that "saint" deleted it. I have tried the following words in the search engine, and it takes into account variations in the words: healing, miracles, raped, and saint. Nothing. I think I know why it was deleted: because it puts...

What you mean is that it is not a Catholic commentary on the epistle of James.

@Berserk, I believe that you were very likely the one who posted the story I am talking about. It was either you or @K9Buck. And if you are honest, you will tell me what happened to that story; because I have searched everywhere and have not been able to find it. Did you delete it after...

Can't seem to find that story...which doesn't mean that it was never posted. Just that I don't remember exactly where I saw it and therefore, if you are not going to press the issue, I would rather not have to put forth the effort to keep looking for it. If you are going to press the issue...

The story was about a saint who had done miracles and then hid out in a cave; and after he had raped the girl, the people wanted him to perform a healing so they brought him out of his cave to do that healing. Don't worry; I'm still looking for the post in particular where I saw the story in...

No rationalization here. It never fails that you will accuse your opponents in debate of lying. I have no idea where to find that specific post that contained the story that I am talking to you about...why don't you search through all the threads...I'm certain that you will find it if you...

What you're not realizing is that he is going to be reading those passages in a Bible that is specifically geared and corrupted to deny the doctrine of the Deity of Christ.

She has gone the way of all the earth. Unfortunate that the answer to my prayers would be in her death from natural causes. For I have prayed that the vote on the Supreme Court would shift to be conservative 6-3 for a little while now. I encourage the saints also to pray that there may be a...

His argument is that if Jesus didn't violate the sabbath, then neither does it say in John 5:18 that He made Himself equal with God in saying that God was his Father.

You should know that you are encouraging him to continue to deny the Deity of Christ.