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I watched an interview where an Englishman was asking a woman why she and other muslim women wear burquas. She said its so that they can't be seen by men as to stir up any lustful thoughts or emotions within them. Then he asked her why don't men wear burquas as well, so that they don't stir up...

Ok when you put it that way then i do understand it. When you say that salvation is a future event, after death, then yes, OSAS makes sense to me in that context. Some people say their already saved (past tense). That's what I don't understand and that was the main point I was objecting to...

Oh your talking about OSAS In regard to that, I don't understand the concept

This is the definition of teach Note that it goes beyond sharing facts

Well firstly I'm not trying to teach anything, I don't claim to be a teacher, im very much a student and admit there is much I don't understand. I'm just giving the facts. That salvation is finalised after we die And secondly you seem to be saying exactly the same thing as I said You said...

I dont know what your trying to say. All I was saying is that the salvation process is finalised after we die. I don't understand your objection to that fact

Too much work for me to ride a bike. I'm thinking of getting a horse :bigCeeze

There is another thread all about the capital punishment where I go into detail on why I oppose it. The main reason is simply that the justice system is prone to error, it gets it wrong a lot of the time because of several factors. It's tragic to kill someone who is innocent.

That's interesting about the Greek verb for save. Thanks for sharing that, things make a bit more sense to me now

I don't get it. Reward. Gift. Same thing really. Both are describing salvation If I have faith, do good deeds and repent for my sins but you say I won't be saved because I'm trusting my good deeds then I strongly disagree. Your the only person that hasn't said yes I will be saved when I ask...

Nothing is going to stop me from eating fish. Eating fish never killed anyone

It's interesting that diesel is more expensive than regular fuel when it is much more cheaper to make

Anyway I see your new here. Welcome to the forum. I hope you like it May Gods peace and grace be with you

That's just one reason why I don't believe OSAS. I don't even believe the salvation process is done until we actually die and meet God. That's why I never say "I'm saved", past tense, as if it's already a done deal. The salvation process will be finalised in the future, after death, out of...

Larry needs to run for prime minister :Laughingoutloud:

$1.49 AUD per litre It got to $2.70 at one stage and fuel stations were running out of petrol as our government had very little in reserve. The price is back down to what it was but the government halved the fuel tax for a period, making it 25 cents cheaper. That period will expire soon

Lawlessness. That's exactly what these pacifists and muslim symps want. They would rather see evil reign and Christianity die. I've had these discussions with them on other threads. That's why I don't even bother with them now, their pathetic. At the end of the day, history is history. It...

Your right. I've never understood the "saved by faith alone" concept, given that we will be judged by our deeds. To me the concept implies that no matter if your an unrepentant sinner you will still be saved if you have faith. It gives people a license to be sinners and not repent. For me...

But you said yourself that we will be judged on our deeds, so therefore salvation does require good deeds and the repentance of bad deeds.