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It's enough to make a person want to get saved. .

And this is why I cannot take you seriously. .

You know I love you, Steve, but for me, this complicates more than it clarifies. :P

As usual? .

Honestly, though, I don't care what kind of label you slap on it. Either it comes from God or from man. :)

What a mess of double-talk and equivocation! :P :)

I've learned not to care about anything he says. I don't know, hidden in the heart, that we might not sin against Him? The language is not what gives the Word its supreme power. It is He who speaks it, and I can assure you that they do not speak Medieval English in the heavenly Canaan beyond...

This is like watching kids in a sandbox.

How do we then understand this? John 7:16-17 — Jesus answered them, and said, My doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me. If any man will do his will, he shall know of the doctrine, whether it be of God, or whether I speak of myself. :)

Guess who else doesn't know how to do any of those things? Most of the people who have ever lived. .

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Theologies that emphasize a single verse tend to meet with opposition. "Every word..." .

Dear LORD Jesus, Please be very close to our Sister Barbara and supply all her needs according to Your riches in Glory according to Your Word which will always do the thing whereunto You sent it. For Your name's sake, AMEN .

Amigo and his usual, selfish, thread capture spam .

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Agreed, which can make it pointless in a religious discussion at times. :)

Calvinism is not recent. :)

Hey, Calvinism is recent. John Calvin was born in 1947. It says so right here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Calvin_(actor) :P

Now, those are some good nuts. They are actually some of the best ones you can eat. Lots of Omega 3 & 6. I love boiled peanuts—especially the Cajun-flavored ones. In southern Georgia and Alabama you can get them at roadside stands, with a napkin stapled to the plastic baggie-lined paper lunch...

Hi, Zig! :waves: That's an awful lot of questions just to suggest that in Heaven we'll all be lazy monastics. If that's the way it's going to be I don't want to go. Isaiah 65:22 says there will be work and Isaiah 66:23 says there will be time, by the way. :)