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    A Sane Rant: So what gives with this so-called invisible Virus war?

    No, I like it here. I'm not too concerned for me, maybe a little for my kids, but they have lived frugal before.
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    A Sane Rant: So what gives with this so-called invisible Virus war?

    Being selective about what you believe from the net is wisdom. Not everything is a conspiracy. And most conspiracies get exposed pretty quickly.
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    A Sane Rant: So what gives with this so-called invisible Virus war?

    Off topic. I'm not advocating following Swedens example in everything.
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    A Sane Rant: So what gives with this so-called invisible Virus war?

    I guess that depends on what you mean by working... If the end result is to still have a country when this is all over, maybe it's working just fine.
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    A Sane Rant: So what gives with this so-called invisible Virus war?

    Dude, back away from the computer and get some fresh air. Too many conspiracy theory videos aren't good for your health.
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    A Sane Rant: So what gives with this so-called invisible Virus war?

    Was there an answer in there somewhere?
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    Truth

    David did get downhearted. He did complain to God. He was a human being. Read Psalm 42. David was real about his struggle. Yes he often ended up praising after starting with complaining. That is how prayers should go.
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    So, you can see it or you can't see it? Because you seem to be contradicting your self here.
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    I have looked at the scriptures. Of course they are changed. Where did I say otherwise?
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    Of course those outside of Christ aren't saved. I have seen the attitude of Christ in many places and people who are his... I'm not sure what you are trying to say, but it's not coming across.
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    In the hearts of those who are his, in every denomination across this planet, and outside denominations and in people you would not guess are among the faithful, until you hear them pray...
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    Ah, so your little church group are the only saved ones then? We sing about the deep, deep love of Jesus, but some congregations seem to believe he only loves thier little sect.
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    I did answer. We see the true church in many places. It's not any one denomination or church building. The rest of what ideas?
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    Ok, so we all have to agree on Jesus' death and resurrection. I agree that it is the basis of Christianity. But, the fact is, we can disagree on a thousand non-essential doctrinally issues and still worship together and love one another. That is the beauty of the gospel, it frees us from the...
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    It would mean you are not human. :)
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    Well, if all true Christians agree on theology then there must be about three true Christians...
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    Do all the saved see all scripture the same? The question isn't whether we are offered the truth, but how we comprehend it. I can speak what I've learned and it will be different from how some other believer reads it.
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    Bible verses most Christians refuse to believe

    Well it would mean you are not saved, so that invalidates your interpretation.
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    If Catholics Are Christians Why They Persecute And Kill Christians And Burn Their Bibles???

    Um...to be fair, persecution and torture and assassins also happened under Protestant rule.
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    entire sanctification is an obtainable goal.

    Even Wesley, who was, I believe a very devote person, far beyond most of us, and who taught sanctification, did not define is as absolute perfection. " inward sanctification begins “in the moment a man is justified… From that time a believer gradually dies to sin, and grows in grace” (Wesley...