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I do agree that it is a spirituak book and can be interpeted spiritually, but that's not to say there isn't a literal meaning as well. Of course, spiritual meaning will always be more important. However at times its important to first undertand the literal before trying to grasp the spiritual.

Clear your plate of the things I have put before you and maybe I will answer your question.

Good. Until you learn how to communicate without talking down to them with loaded questions and statements, I would appreciate you not talking at all. I simply don't put up with that garbage.

Really? Let me check my understanding... If something is called "holy" the it is "in a sense" become an idol? Does that go for all things? Do you want to put that to the test? Exo 3:5. Was the ground an idol? Exo 19:6. Was that a whole nation of idols? Exo 22:31. Were these men idols? Exo...

That's a hypothetical question that is attacking not only my understanding but me as a person. I will not put up with such tactics. Talk doctrine or don't bother talking to me at all. Thats your second warning.

Well lets find out: 2 Timothy 3:15-17Living Bible (TLB) 15 You know how, when you were a small child, you were taught the holy Scriptures; and it is these that make you wise to accept God’s salvation by trusting in Christ Jesus. Which Bible version will you hop to now?

No... Thats what your actions showed.

I do not believe in Bible hopping. Whats going to happen when a versr from the living Bible doesn't line up with your beliefs? Will you find a different version again? I am not going to debate scripture with someone who doesn't believe scripture. And again, that the second time you've done that.

Really? Who says so? Paul called the scriptures holy in 2 different verses. By the way, what you did was searched high and low to find the one Bible that lined up with your beliefs. The overwelming majority of translation say "holy scriptures or writings But in any sense, there is not...

Do you believe it isn't? Do you believe that the OT was holy?

So what?

Romans 1:1-2 KJV Paul, a servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, separated unto the gospel of God, [2] (Which he had promised afore by his prophets in the holy scriptures,)

Well... The parts I agree with: thats God. The parts I don't agree with... Thats mans reasoning. Happy with that answer? Was that what you were looking for?

Is there a reason to separate the two? God is God. The Bible is what God says. Its his testiment. I don't see a separation there.

Romans 1:2 ans 1 Tim 3:15 refer to the "holy scripture".

Have you ever heard the phrase that grace is not a license to sin? Kbow who said that first? John Calvin! That makes for fun trivia, don't it? All these folks whining about Calvinism... I don't agree with it. We don't need a license to do what we are going to do by nature. All things...

Ok... Hope that happens soon as it is a great help. In the mean time... Read the old paper and ink if you have to! I have read Tertillian, calvin and Luther. Briefly Augustine and a few others. i also have read William Brahnam. I don't care what anyone thinks about these guys... But the...

My goodness. I am sorry. I am not on any other site. Just this one. But. Ok. I understand what you are getting at. I am one to say, "the bible says..." and then get upset when peopke completely disregard it. Its hapoened twice in the last week by peopke I didn't think would do so. Thr...

Do you have a cell phone? Lots of apps you can download. There is also a downoadable program I love called esword. You can also get the program on a disk if you have an old school computer. That might take a $10 donation, but it is worth it. Let the need be known!

Absolutely agree. You have done a wonderful job in the past of laying out the truth about James. Maybe its time again. James (the half natural brother of Jesus) was a good man. But he did not fully understand or believe the message of grace. There was controversy between him and Paul. Many...