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You have made claims, but proved none of them--and you have absolutely no answers for any argument I put forth. As far as Matthew 5, right after Jesus said He came not to do away with the Law, but to uphold the Law, He countermanded It, prohibiting the making of a vow, calling it "of the evil...

The guy just will not, refuses to, answer the fact that, contrary to his ignorance, God does "double judge". Now, he will still hold a high opinion of himself and his ignorance, because truth never had anything to do with that--he will persist, undeterred, in that--but I won't be surprised when...

It's just weird, to me, how people can ignore something so glaringly obvious. My best guess as to their thought process is, "Well, I have something good by believing what I believe, so... if I start believing those other things, it destroys what I believe, and I lose what I gained by believing...

How DARE you believe in Scripture!?

Just answer the answer to your ignorance--quit beating around the bush. What's the answer for the fact that God DOES "double judge"? It must really suck for you that you opened your mouth before knowing anything. LOL

Sounds good--let the readers decide! LOL!

Yes! Lol you cracked the code! FINALLY THE BIBLE MAKES SENSE NOW! ‍ Yeah, I've heard that one before--you come across the wackiest things on these forums! Lol

Noooo! That was for Jews under the Old Covenant! Whatever Jesus said to them isn't for the New Covenant believers (even though Jesus DID say "go make disciples of all nations and have them observe whatever I taught you") lol!

I love determination, only not when it is devoted to dishonesty lol If you look at the "discussion" you'll see what I'm talking about--but if you don't want to bother, believe me, I wouldn't blame you lol (there's too much drama on this forum that is supposed to be about plain truth)

Lol It's not that they don't know God, a lot of these people, it's just that they had a lop-sided, incompletely informed view.

You're not well. I'll leave you to yourself. Thanks!

Matthew 18 : full forgiveness of debt is granted (so the guy believed (Ro 4:6-8)), so the debt is wiped out, and, then, later, the forgiveness is rescinded, and the debt returns, and the man has to pay. OOPS! Maybe you should learn some Bible! LOL! So ignorant--same as all Christians are...

Well, if you want to think getting thrown in the fire (what happens to branches that don't abide) is "eternal life", go for it--I'm not interested in that! Also, the same warning is given to "little children" (1 Jn 2:28)--so we know it applies to "true" believers--and it is said that if they...

So, we're back to square one : when you call me "disobedient" (you're saying that because I don't listen to your Church), you're the one being "cut throat"--if I'm "disobedient", I'm "rebellious", which is "unrighteous", and "the unrighteous will not inherit the Kingdom of God", so you're saying...

Nah, not all branches that are in Him remain in Him (Jn 15; 1 Jn 2:28); rather, some people, after having believed, and been forgiven, do not walk in the truth/Spirit of that reality (eg, do not forgive), so, according to Mt 18, the forgiveness is rescinded, inferring the removal/forgetting of...

I would really love if you could actually make a case, and persuade me of some truth that I am not aware of. With regard to Galatians 1:6+, no, that doesn't prove your case, because Paul's argument is never "Christ alone", but, as soon as Paul delivers them from bondage to the Law...

So says "Sloppy Joe"... but neither you nor your "enemy of my enemy is my friend" Catholic buddy can prove anything.

It's interesting that you say that, because, one time, after having spent weeks of fasting, and following the Spirit, preaching on the corner of the street, obeying to the max (well, my max, anyway), God said I was trying to save myself, and what about my sins, and that I couldn't repay Him, but...

Notwithstanding, it is obvious that your approach has utility and merit. You could make an argument that the focus of our trust ought to be Christ, because the servant who did not keep that in mind also did not walk in accordance with that truth about God's love (but, rather, he was...

Remember, your gripe was that I quoted "do not add or remove" when referring to Jesus's explanation of why the people were being rejected in Mt 7--you claimed it was because they were doing things their own way, not listening to your Church, and were going through the motions, but Jesus said it...