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I haven't seen your name on the FBI's Most Wanted list, so I'm going to accuse you of keeping "thou shalt not kill" under false pretense.

Correction: Protestant Historicists have nothing to do with Jesuit Preterism whatsoever, so please don't confuse the two. Says who? You? The papacy was and still is the Antichrist of prophecy, and the fact that you're looking to the Middle East for the fulfillment of prophecy just proves how...

When a theological problem exists among God's people, it doesn't get solved by calling together the decorating committee and debating what color the new carpet in the Sanctuary should be, although such futility is well known by Antinomianists who by nature are adrift without any anchor whatsoever.

The fact that Irenaeus believe the Antichrist would arise on the heels of the fallen Roman Empire and among the ten horns is "irrelevant" in determining if he was a Historicist or Futurist, when what he believed is EXACTLY what textbook Historicism teaches and has nothing to do with Futurism's...

God's word was preserved throughout the ages by people I'm sure you have no idea existed which hid themselves in the remote places while the papacy reigned. Where are you getting this rubbish? If Rome succeeded in doing that, why was the Textus Receptus placed on the Vatican list of banned...

Dude actually despises the idea of the necessity of blood atonement for sin. Just so happens that is the case with Freemasonry, etc., which through the ritual of Hiram Abiff - a mock death and resurrection - they teach man saves himself. Catholicism is well known for teaching the needlessness of...

The idea of the future being revealed through symbolism is not only possible, but just so happens to be the case with Revelation.

Well that makes sense to me now. Still, a saint may turn back to serving sin and disqualify himself as an eternal citizen in God's kingdom.

He saves us from eternal death...by us entering into a saving relationship with Him where He becomes both Savior and Lord of our lives, right? Everybody only wants Jesus as Savior, but nobody wants Him as Lord...just show them the commandments He wrote with His own finger in stone - including...

Don't people have legit reasons for being opposed to Islam? I mean, nobody cares about the Amish living among them, and they are just as militant in their faith as are Muslims...minus the IEDs, bomb vests, and box cutters.

It applies to the yearly sabbaths of the Jews, which some argued for and others against. There's not one instance in the Bible or church history until the papacy came along where the weekly Sabbath was condemned.

But weren't the Ten Commandments given to all of them?

"If we can lose it, we never really had it" doesn't make sense in that the only possible way to lose it is if we first have it.

I guess the Israelites who wandered the desert are all lost?

You mean "Ice Man Richard Kuklinsky" sociopath? scary bro

This is a good example of the imperfection of man compared to the perfection of God. Can you think of a situation where it is possible to break the letter of the Ten Commandments while keeping the spirit of them?

Christ is also our death, burial, and resurrection. Please show me the text which says water baptism is no longer a requirement for those able. Oh, you can't. Neither does our rest in Jesus abrogate the commandment to rest on Sabbath.

I've told you I don't kindle fires or cook on Sabbath. What else you got?

By this, you've embellished the facts: The "earliest copies" are obviously long gone with the originals, all of which having disintegrated through normal use - what you are defending are merely the "oldest" copies found of these other long vanished copies - the accuracy of which is highly...

Amen to that! Of all the strategies of Luciferian NWO secret societies of all the ages, the most prominent by far and away is the attempt to put Jesus on par with all the other "gods" - which is why I'm convinced the text was in the original, but removed in later copies by the likes of Origen...