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  1. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    Didn't check any boxes because you didn't differentiate what kind of "sin" to which your questions are referring: those of the Just Man or those of the Presumptuous Man - please do so and then re-submit the request.
  2. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    I answered your question in post #71. I've never heard of Randy Kluth and I don't run from other's spiritual propositions, especially those like yours which are easily refuted.
  3. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    You sure are in the habit of judging who is and aint' born again, friend. Were there not born again people who didn't believe the Holy Spirit was real until Paul came along and told them? Let's at least agree there will be many OSAS believers who will be in the kingdom because their love of God...
  4. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    Preaching the Gospel which is based on the whole of Scripture instead of cherry-picked verses doesn't constitute "another gospel", but the "true Gospel", the "everlasting Gospel" of Revelation 14 which I never see you or most others appeal to. Since the Bible gives many examples of this such as...
  5. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    "Hypothetical"? Matthew 24:12-13 KJV plainly tells us there will be saints who allow widespread iniquity to kill their agape cold and dead, leaving them unable to "endure to the end" and be saved, unlike the saint in verse 13 who will be saved. Isn't iniquity "habitual, deliberate, known...
  6. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    Yep, Elijah had to tell them to get off the fence and make up their minds who they would serve, either God or Baal.
  7. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    As long as you don't attribute to the Presumptuous Man the promises which belong to the Just Man, we're in agreement. Do you agree with the Biblical distinction between the two?
  8. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    What's lifted are the Mosaic ceremonial laws that certain foods and the manner in which they were eaten corresponded to the ceremonial Feast Day laws, as well as other things that were "nailed to the Cross" and were no longer in effect by the time Paul was preaching. The differentiation...
  9. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    You didn't differentiate between the actions of Just Man and the actions of the Presumptuous Man, what John calls "sin unto death" and "sin not unto death". Please do so, and I'll be happy to answer ;)
  10. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    What's the hard part? To "permanently choose" one way is to go to your grave having failed to choose the other way. I've repeatedly said the Just Man falls 7 times, not once, my friend ;) There are some who claim they "have no sin" because God no longer regards their impenitent adultery...
  11. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    I get it. Words like "permission" or "free pass" invoke images of God looking down upon the "saved" OSAS presumptuous sinner smiling at their sin and saying, "boys will be boys" which image is ridiculously ludicrous, right? So, let's paint a different picture: God looks down on the "saved" OSAS...
  12. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    Are you saying that as long as we eat swine's flesh at the dinner table, we're OK so long as we don't do it as part of an occult nature ritual? I think you're missing the point: the passage is not describing a specific ritual per se, but a mindset that allows for the eating swine's flesh, the...
  13. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    The issue in Romans 14 is dietary prohibitions that have been lifted when the Mosaic law was nailed to the Cross, namely Feast Day prohibitions, not the law of clean and unclean animals as food. Did not Paul know, as we should also, what Isaiah said about what happens to those who consume pork...
  14. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    The power to escape WHAT punishment? Punishment for sins from which we repent and "sin no more"? Absolutely! Punishment for habitual, deliberate, known, presumptuous, impenitent sins which means "sins from which we permanently choose to not repent"? Solomon in Proverbs 28:13 KJV says NO WAY.
  15. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    The naked truth is this: If you believe grace grants you the ability to escape punishment for doing things for which those who are not under grace will be punished, that by definition is a "License". Therefore, it's YOU who stand guilty of preaching CULT doctrine which the Bible does not teach...
  16. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    Happy to: refers to idolatrous "nature worship" like is done in the Bohemian Grove by our political and banking elite today, and to Wiccan-type occult societies that gather among the trees and worship carved images while engaged in licentious activities, etc. Jesus is going to burn em up as...
  17. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    Wrong. "False prophet" status applies only to those who speak deliberate error, not those who have not yet been fully enlightened on a subject and, in some cases, seek rebaptism once truth has fully come. In any case, please stop calling into question a person's spiritual status because you...
  18. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    You speak truth, friend. What you are pointing out is the "spirit of the law", which if we keep it, we by default will be keeping the "letter of the law" because it's impossible to keep the former without keeping the latter, right or wrong? Can we say we "love" the neighbor we've just murdered...
  19. Phoneman777

    Difference between Catholic and Protestant.

    Why do you say they were "disparate"?
  20. Phoneman777

    "All things are lawful..."

    Wrong. Paul specifically mentions "wealth", and the Gospel Prophet clearly is talking about the Second Coming, fiery appearance of Jesus in chapter 66:15-17 KJV when he says those who eat mice and pork will be consumed together with idolatry in the groves. The "taken out of context" defense...