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I don't understand this answer. It seems evasive. .

How do we know he is lost? .

By far, most common people can't afford a 401k or even to retire at all. Everyone can afford tithes and offerings, though. Matthew 6:19-21 — Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: But lay up for yourselves...

It's relative, which is why I stipulated "best I can find." But, honestly, it's not that hard to recognize fairly dispassionate sources, unless one is naturally attracted to impassioned ones, whether positively or negatively so. And, when all else fails, a person can resort to some media bias...

Hollywood could never concoct anything as riveting as what's happening in American politics and the news media right now:

Stepping down? No more elder abuse...

I resent the term: "The Barney Fife Of Border Security" I'm in favor of border security bud nippin'.

The media machine is truly ingenious: https://stories-d.apexnews.com/news/detail/69294cbfef13dbeb3a02945081be6689?country=us&language=en&entry_id=2f1f655b240718en_us&request_id=PUSH_c0422e1e-b85a-4e41-b4af-6a8ce7891eb2&from=opera_push They'll say anything to get Biden out of the race now. The...

Okay Always a pleasure, Scott. :) .

I'm not excusing anyone for anything. You seem determined to find disagreement where I find none. Your "he that is not with us is against us" posture will not have any effect on me. I'm well used to it by now. I don't even regard my own apolitical position a fraction as much as you seem to...

I agree with nearly all you've said here, but it didn't start with Joe Biden. Or even Donald Trump, for that matter. Based on the best non-partisan information I can find, there's is no obvious difference between the fiscal responsibility behavior of these two men. Trump did, I believe...

Your point is valid, and made well enough and, while I wouldn't care to cross over into being disagreeable, I would tend to disagree with your interpretation. Linking Rev. 13 with Gen. 2 by means of a low-tier dictionary definition just seems more whimsical than hermeneutical, at least, to me...

Sure, but prophecy specifies kingdoms/nations. :) .

I saw that; that was pretty funny. As if the SS weren't outfitted with hooks and harnesses, etc., for such work. These bureaucrats would be better off if they just refused to talk to the press. .

Hi, Scott. :) Beasts are not men in prophetic expression—they are kingdoms/nations per Daniel 7:23 and 8:20-22. .

"Us and them..." "Their side; our side..." It's never ok—whatever "it" is. .

I really like to listen to people who do their own thinking. (Even when I don't agree with everything they say.) I haven't listened to to Ramsey for years, but he hits the nail right on the head here: I've never been able to point out a single election/president that's made a bit of...

I'm not arguing for the validity of eternal torment, but it is inaccurate to say that Jesus was hardly ever clear in His teaching. The verses you, yourself quote indicate that Christ taught generally in parables so that the unconverted could not understand, but that He opened His mysteries to a...

Both summarizing and expanding on the Constitution's original language ventures onto interpretative ground—which good jurists tend to avoid whenever possible. It's considered by conscientious students of American law as practically sacred text. .

Bingo! Dev, you get the Barney-Parney-Poo Award for critical thinking - lol. .