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1. There were many instances where Christ said things that went completely over the Apostles' heads. 2. The Apostles may have thought Jesus meant--as the Pharisees misinterpreted, "'Where does this man intend to go that we will not find him? Does he intend to go to the Dispersion among the...

Since there is "no condemnation" for those in Christ (Ro 8:1), why is the sinning Christian "condemned" (Ro 14:23)? My way of reconciling these is simply recognizing that not all remain in Christ: remaining requires obeying God's commands (i. believe, and ii. walk in love (Jn 15; 1 Jn...

God is my Witness, that's what I strive for and BEG and PLEAD God for constantly.

Told ya it would only be a short while!

The Scripture is getting lonely, how could you do that to the Scripture? Lots of empty talk, no answer for the Scripture. Poor Scripture! Look how many words you use, but how none of them regard the challenge to your ignorance! Answer why the guy who is forgiven his debt, which is only by...

Blah, blah, blah... lots of words, but no answer for the Scripture that debunks your ignorance! Run away, now, and let the conversation pick back up from where you took it off track!

Isn't that "convenient"! My post all of a sudden "makes no sense" when you can't answer it! Tell me which part of it I used a foreign language to make my point. Tell me which part of it makes no sense. Surely you could explain!

Laugh all you'd like, but you can't answer the Scripture--because you don't believe Scripture, you believe your lop-sided hysterical ignorant misunderstanding of it. Ecclesiastes 7 6For as the crackling of thorns under a pot, so is the laughter of the fools; this also is vanity.

Answer why the guy who is forgiven his debt, which is only by faith in Christ, which means he is born of God, can sin (which you say cannot occur) enough to make God "unforgive" his debt and throw him in hell, meaning the guy is no longer in Christ meaning he isn't born of God. Can't do it, can...

Hopefully we can get back on topic now. How do you reconcile Romans 8:1 with Romans 14:23?

LOL That's right, run away from God's Word. You cannot account for Matthew 18, among many other passages and verses of Scripture, because your understanding of John is flawed. You do not have a single coherent thing to say. The entire Bible militates against your ignorance.

The question remains: if your understanding of John's doctrine is correct, how is it that Jesus teaches that someone can be forgiven their debt (that is, by faith in Christ, making them born again), but, then, sin (they sinned--contrary to your mangling of God's Word) by not forgiving, and then...

LOL! The topic has been changed by the hysteria of @Ritajanice. Sorry for anyone who actually wanted to hear about Ro 8:1 and 14:23. It will only be a short while before RitaJanice is answered and we can move back on topic.

How is it, if your perception of John's teaching is correct, that Jesus tells the parable of the unforgiving steward in Matthew 18? The one who is forgiven his debt is a believer, born again, but he sins by not forgiving his fellow servant, and the King "unforgives" him, and sends him to hell...

Irrelevant hysteria. Go to the proofs I shared and address them.

I've already provided the reasons why I believe that people CAN be "unborn again"--you are free to answer when you please, not just give empty hysterical incoherent ravings.

Matthew 18 was cited. The one who is forgiven his debt is a believer, born again, but he sins by not forgiving his fellow servant, and the King "unforgives" him, and sends him to hell. He's no longer forgiven because he's not in Christ and only those in Christ are children of God (Galatians 3...

Again, you're assuming someone "born again" cannot become "unborn again", but I've debunked that, and you're welcome to address my proofs when you please.

"Cop out"? No, actually, it is yourself who has copped out from the get-go, raising irrelevant ignorance, and not addressing the passages cited.

Your argument is "the one who is a child of God can never not be a child of God"--I've debunked that as a service to you and the readers.