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God is Omnipresent, does that mean Pantheism, that every blade of grass is actually God? Is mowing my lawn a sin?

Sure, you have no proof of that. You create your own idea of omniscience, and then assume that the Bible does not matter! What you believe is Theology and Doctrine is mere Human Philosophy. For something to be true Theology and Doctrine, it must be in the Bible.

What amazing rationalization and fiction!

Sure, I am old enough now and laugh at myself that I do not consider what I hear on contemporary radio as actually being “music” by any stretch of the imagination. As my father called my choice of music to be nothing but “noise,” I have become my father! Yes, there is a Culture Clash! There...

I can see Jesus now... saying "Hello" to a passerby while working: Well... I guess that I can't see Jesus this way now that I have a picture!

Now, now! Cough up that on scene photo of Jesus with a man-bun beard!

I am sure that when God came as a man, it would be the image of the perfect man! I've seen those pictures of Jesus! Long hair, scraggly beard, and lily-white Western European skin! All I have to do is grow a beard and long hair and I will be the picture of Perfection!:) Don't hate me because I...

Whew! Thank You! I was beginning to worry that I may not be sexually normal as God made me! I wouldn't want anyone to think that I was perverse and warped!

I "parse" sin Biblically, because the Bible "parses" sin.

Strange... is sinning "walking in the light, as He Himself is in the light? In Him there is no darkness at all? Present tense cleansing of the Believer only happens "if" we walk in the light as He Himself is in the light (1 Jn. 1:7). The opposite must be true too... If we do not walk in the...

None of our future sins existed when Christ died. You can build a tower of presumption upon some flawed human logic, but you cannot show in Scripture that such is true. We are told that if we sin, we have an Advocate with the Father, that is, a Lawyer. Now if all your future violations of the...

Nonsense! When we come to Christ the Bible tells us that our past sins are forgiven. There is not one example in Scripture that future sins (that do not exist) are forgiven. The presumption of pre-forgiveness is nowhere in Scripture. It is a false doctrine. No one is forced by the Holy Spirit...

The wages of sin is death. That is non-negotiable. He who is born of God does not sin. The one in open rebellion is not a son. Willful sin brings death; spiritual death. So, chastening is not about willful sin and rebellion. Nothing in the context of Hebrews 12:7-10 speaks of willful sin...

"Not as though the word of God hath taken none effect. For they are not all Israel, which are of Israel:" and "if they do not continue in their unbelief, will be grafted in: for God is able to graft them in again...." I guess you left that out!

What part of English do you not understand?

You are another that loves sin and hates holiness. 2 Timothy 2: 2-3 ~ "For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, 3 without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of...

I suppose when you need to mail a letter you take your cancelled stamps to the Post Office and have them "un-cancel" them! A non-existent argument is no argument at all. There is no such thing as "un-born", yet as sure as the Bible is true, it says the wages of sin is death! You are in poor...

Every child of God is fully born again and regenerated, but while on this earth he still has his old nature, so he can still sin; he just can't continue to live in sin the way an unsaved person can. David committed adultery with Bathsheba and tried to cover up his sin by having her husband...

Is it hard to come to faith? Is it difficult to deliberately believe? Is it difficult to become a Christian? If there is a way in to becoming a Christian, logically the way out is similar. If it is easy to become a Christian; it is just as easy to become an unbeliever. God expects a person to...

"so that his spirit may be saved in the day of the Lord..." Notice that it does not say "will be saved." It is the word "saved" in the subjunctive mood, which makes an assertion about which there is some doubt. Proving, once again, that there are no passages in all of Scripture that say or prove...