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None of the verses you give speak to keeping the Mosaic Law to please God, except those of Jesus Christ. But Christ was under the Law and must fulfill the Law. If you want to please God now by keeping the Law, all you do is establish your righteousness. And you know what that looks...

I don't mind preachy. But just consider. What is the difference? Either way, you and I are sinners. That is before and after becoming a Christian. Either way, we need the grace of God always. You can say you want to obey, yet you don't always. I say we need to walk in the Spirit, yet...

If a Christian does not continue to sin, why does He need grace? Stranger

Such is the lie. You are simply walking by law, not by the Spirit. Are you trying to please God by not stealing in obedience to the Law? God is not pleased. You have done nothing but establish your own righteousness. That goes for every other law you try and keep to be found pleasing...

I would rather a new believer understand the grace of God early than being placed under a legalistic Christianity leaving them guilty and ashamed. A new believer knows when they sin. They don't have to be told. Why do you think they came to Christ in the first place? How God receives them...

Grace is: God receives and accepts us just like we are because Jesus has made us accepted to God. Yes, God is just, that is why it cost Him His only Son. Will you say to God, that I can add to that? No, God is not a 'moral' being. He is God. Morality is man's term. God will not be...

The social jesus doctrine. Jesus is nothing but another Gandhi. Not the Son of God, just a good man teaching us the way to God. Loves everybody and wants us to love everybody. Christianity is doing good to your fellow man. Acceptance of the Lesbian, Gay, and perverted into the church...

The history that you're being presented shows that what you have heard of Quantrill is a lie. You have heard he was a psychopathic killer, and sadly enough that is what you taught all these years. Now you are seeing, in the book that you recommended, that it is not true. That right there...

You never presented any proof of Cordley's letter. I asked you to, but you never did. You just told me to find it myself. I have told you repeatedly that I have respect for Quantrill. And I have said repeatedly that it is for the reason given by those that knew him. What else do you want...

I have no problem with the Lords Supper in the Protestant Churches, or the Mass in the Roman Church, as long as both bread and wine are given. It is done in remembrance of Christ's sacrifice. As to buildings, you have to meet somewhere. Stranger

I agree. Frustration is a good word for it. Stranger

Yes, and that 10th commandment is the kicker. (Ex. 20:17) "Thou shalt not covet..." Or in other words, did you want to? Praise God the Law cannot reach us. Stranger

And I believe you are correct. A Bible teacher years ago gave this example, and I think it applies here also. A young man goes into the military fresh from home where he as been raised right and has been overall a good young man. But now away from home, in far away lands and ports of...

Then you should take the same advice and be sure to give a proper reference when quoting someone. Integrity is in question when you don't. Which is why you should. Stranger

Concerning (Matt. 5:19), yes it is wrong to teach anyone that it is ok to break any laws of God. It is not ok. It is sin, whether under the Old or New Covenant. Sin is sin. And, that is not what I am saying. If I have not said that, yet if one wants to interpret it to mean that, that he...

You always want to blame the reformers for the many divisions within the catholic Church. (When I say 'catholic' I mean the universal Church of Christ consisting of all born-again believers everywhere, both Romanist and Protestant.) Do you ever think the Church is in need of reform? Did you...

See (Rom. 7:1-6) "Know ye not, brethren, (for I speak to them that know the law,) how that the law hath dominion over a man as long as he liveth?...." I don't understand anyone who teaches it is ok to sin. Or anyone who teaches we can sin all we want because we are under grace. That is not...

I agree it is not up to us, it is up to God. I disagree that Jesus chose Peter as the rock on which He would build His Church. Stranger

Yes, we are aware of the liberties you take. Not surprising. In other words, don't trust anything you present. I got it. Stranger

And what does that mean? Stranger