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The Bible teaches repent or perish. How does anyone conclude from "perish" that God will torture slaves (to sin) for eternity for their lack of God-given faith? Is it because Jesus made a figurative statement about the undying fires of the city's garbage dump?

Me: Revelation says two or three times that stars mean angels. Revelation says the stars shall fall from heaven. Interpretation: the stars falling from heaven represent an overthrow of the previous order, or a casting down of angels. Dispie: Youz absurd! When has billions of stars from...

Give Dispies the idea, and they'll insist "slain very soon." Dispies are from the Twilight Zone.

Dispensationalism is a lie that makes God a liar. Soon does mean soon. God didn't say "soon" while meaning something else. Jesus said, before the crucifixion, that the tribulation would happen within his generation. He did NOT say it would be "soon". Going by what Jesus said, 40 years is too...

Jesus made that "blanket" statement. You have a problem with it because of your Antichrist Dispensationalist doctrine. Jesus said to the Jews, “If God were your Father, you would love me, for I came from God and I am here." The fact that the Jews wanted to kill Jesus is not the reason Jesus...

If the Rapture wasn't going to happen for 2000 years, then it isn't "very likely" to happen before that. The pretrib doctrine makes God a liar, because dispy doctrine itself is nothing but lies from the father of lies. Besides, "imminent" isn't from the Bible, and none of the verses dispies...

In another thread, I asked how does the dispy pretrib rapture doctrine that the rapture is imminent not make God a liar. You replied, in part, "By definition, that means it is NOT guaranteed to happen within a specific time period. Christians who had this "Blessed Hope" had it in the first...

It's a sad, ironic joke for a Dispensationalist to call anyone else's eschatology "absurd." The last days started 2000 years ago, so says the Bible. But, Dispensationalists think it took 2000 years for the last days to start, or that the last days started 2000 years ago but just takes a very...

1. All Jews are unbelieving Jews, by their definition. You're in denial of a basic, non-controversial fact. Even after your denial of reality, you still stand in contradiction of yourself, as dispies believe that unbelieving Jews are God's chosen people. 2. Before Jesus left, he was asked if...

Some cults are aggressive in reaching out to people, like the Mormons who carefully train their members for evangelizing. But, most cults discourage their members from talking about religion with other people, because they want to protect their members from ridicule, or compelling arguments...

I want to agree, but a man following that advice would likely end up with a frigid woman who makes a miserable wife. How is a man to know his girlfriend is going along with celibacy out of virtue rather than dysfunction? (It's much less likely a woman would have this problem with a boyfriend.)

If you're making a list, you'd start with your strongest point as #1. And, this is your best shot at "preterism"? ROTFL You argue the Roman-Jewish war of 66 to 73 AD wasn't the worst tribulation of all time? Yet, you present no worse tribulation, especially by any relevant measure. How...

There are no Jews in Israel. If there is, give me the name of one jewish priest. If there is, giving me the name of one person with a genealogy record back to Jacob. What does it take to open your eyes, if exposing the total bankruptcy of your position doesn't work? Have you ever read...

The pretrib rapture is a devilish lie that brings mockery to Christianity and causes Christians to sabotage our future. When Jesus tells of the tribulation, he speaks to his disciples and describes what Christians will suffer, and what they need to do about it. No mention of a pretrib...

John, author of Revelation, was told not to seal things up because the time was at hand. Daniel, centuries earlier, was told to seal things up until the end. Do the math. You say, "all the things pertaining to the abomination of desolation fit into that future time to come, especially unto...

Notice what those two things have in common. It's not the Christian who leaves the marriage, it's the spouse. Under no circumstances does a follower of Christ break a marriage relationship. I know, some people will accuse me of misandry, but it's always a sin for a man to leave a marriage...

Dispy doctrine is anti-Bible. When you misquote the Bible or assert the Bible says something the Bible doesn't say, I'm not playing a game about whether a word is or isn't in the Bible. I'm pointing out that what you're saying comes from Dispy doctrine, not the Bible. The Bible doesn't say...

Dispy is short for Dispensationalist.

I pointed out that you're misrepresenting the Bible, saying the Bible says things it doesn't, but that your false dispy doctrine teaches. A blind link does nothing other than tell me you know you can't find verses that say what you said the Bible says.

The Bible is foreign and offensive to Dispensationalists. Dispies teach that Israel will be attacked, and that God will destroy Israel's enemies. But, the Bible teaches that Israel would be attacked and Israel (specifically Jerusalem) would be destroyed by an angry God.