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The things you read on the internet Behold denies a born again person to sin, to do bad deeds. He calls it "works of the flesh." I fear his semantic argument won't hold up on Judgment Day.

Some people have an agenda. There's one poster who rails against "interfaith" no matter the thread topic. I agree with this also. Some carry debates and resentments from one thread to another. We can't talk about X with civility because we disagreed about Y.

I never knew how Portugal came into existence. My paternal grandmother is from Portugal.

Christianity has always been weaponized. Jesus with his whip and Peter with his sword. There can be no peace with evil.

Putting it in modern English, so I can understand It: But people are counted as righteous, not because of their work, but because of their faith in God who forgives sinners. I didn’t answer it because it’s a distraction to the OP, presuming salvation depends on our righteousness rather than...

Compared to you, ignoring Christ’s words on the point.

No love at all, really. Pretending to speak for the masses is just a deflection of what is really a confession of the confinement you put yourself in the expanse of consideration. In talking with you, you reveal the only intellectual tool you have is a hammer, forcing every problem to be a...

So many of your posts reveal an immaturity, a snarky gotcha that is not worth dignifying with a response. Rather than simply answer a question, you deflect with one of your own intertwined with a personal jab.

I’ve already explained this very, very clearly with many Scripture verses. You’re willfully ignorant of verses that make the promise conditional on you individually doing your part: season (or be trampled), produce fruit (or be thrown in the fire), do God’s will (so that you may receive God’s...

There’s the milk and then when you mature, the meat. You also preach a false, half gospel, willfully ignorant of verses that clearly make the divine promise conditional on our doing are part. As @faithhopecharity put it, and when we don’t abide in Christ?

Avoiding answering questions shows the sincerity of your search for truth.

Here's the line that I draw; I am certain God can save me. While I believe I am saved, humility prevents me from claiming I am certain of my individual fate. Robert Rogers was on his death bed and asked his wife if he was a sheep or a goat. Mrs. Rogers said you are a sheep if there has ever...

Here's the line that I draw; I am certain God can save me. While I believe I am saved, humility prevents me from claiming I am certain of my individual fate. Robert Rogers was on his death bed and asked his wife if he was a sheep or a goat. Mrs. Rogers said you are a sheep if there has ever...

Rather than try to make this personal, answer my question first.

Great post @Brakelite I think our doubt is natural, especially about whether our prayers will be answered in the way we want. Again, as you wrote in previous post, provided we remain faithful. Sad that some suppose Jesus was tortured to death so we could sin with impunity.

You are confusing 2 things. Humble faith in Christ with confidence in his choice regarding you.

Not an answer to my question. That reveals a lot.

Hard to believe it was only discovered in modern times, not re-purposed over the centuries. Same here. Sad that a troll joined the thread but am grateful for your quip. My sentiments exactly!

Exposing the takeover. That Birmingham has been taken over. 2 different things. Britain has an evil government, acting against their own people. Very sad.

Are you trying to shield your flawed theology, half Gospel in "context," thereby dismissing God's word, which implies we shouldn't be too confident knowing there is a sin that no sacrifice covers? You can't believe what you typed as "there is a sin that no sacrifice covers" really has nothing...