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True. "For he that is dead is freed from sin". (Rom. 6:7) But that is talking about us here and now. We are dead in Christ. (6:6) says, "our old man is crucified with him...." We still sin here, yet we are dead in Christ. Therefore we can rest assured we cannot lose our salvation in...

Let me confirm to all that in no way will we ever be able to lose our salvation once we are in heaven. No way will we lose our eternal life which is in Jesus Christ. My motive for this subject was in reading the 'once saved always saved' thread and the amount of people who believe you can...

Lucifer was created perfect and sinless. Adam and Eve were perfect and sinless. Both were in the presence God. Yet they chose against God and fell. Once we as Christians get to Heaven, how is our state any different? Can we sin against God even after we are there? Stranger

How is it that so many believe mans work is greater and more powerful than God's? To those who believe a Christian can lose their salvation, that is what you are saying. The Christian can do something that will cost his salvation from God forever? But God cannot keep a Christian forever...

I don't know which writing you are speaking of and am too tired at this time to go check up on his writings. If you have one in particular you can cite it. If Ignatius was a Christian, a born-again believer, then we are both part of the Catholic Church. Every one in the Church of Rome and...

Another temple is necessary because God is not done with Israel. Just as much as Christ coming to die for our sins was part of the plan of God, so also was His Son ruling in Jerusalem and Israel over the earth with a temple of God present. As I have asked, if the Tabernacle was literal...

Do a little research on (Gen.9:20-10:32). It is also called the 'Table of Nations'. Even skeptics are amazed at is accuracy. You will have to leave your bias behind though. It only clouds your judgement. Stranger

Of course no temple will contain God and He does not dwell in a temple. But He does make His presence known in an earthly temple in order to dwell with man. It is God who ordered Moses to have the tabernacle built. (Ex. 25:8-9) "And let them make me a sanctuary; that I may dwell among...

Why do you say it is symbolic? Was the construction of the Tabernacle just symbolic? (Ex. 25-40) Stranger

I omit pertinent bull when at all possible. I try and stick to what's being said. I try not to put up extra knowledge for the purpose of smoke screens to hide that I don't know what I am talking about, as you continue to do. You need to pay attention. Yes, slaves were 'property'. But we...

I do understand it. The Constitution protected slavery. Article 4 section 2. From (Emancipating Slaves, Enslaving Free Men, Jeffrey Rogers Hummel, Open Court Pub., p.53) "Hence Southerners had insisted upon a fugitive slave clause in the Constitution: escaping slaves would then fear...

Yes it is probably the most important book the Church has. It is Pauls Gospel that he received from Jesus Christ. It is a shame to me that the Church of today centers on the Gospels for their doctrine, and most especially on Matthew, and not as much on Paul. Stranger

If you are concerned as to the why, and have something against it, go do your own homework on the making of the Constitution and get back to me. I am simply stating what it was. Stranger

No, twisting what one says is where we disagree. No, I said the Constitution did protect slavery. Any slave who escapes to another state is required to be given up to the owner upon his claim. Any state. The Constitution protected the property of the slave owners. Thus slavery was...

Can't you read? What is any law there to protect from? From the one who breaks it. Stranger

Didn't I just answer your question in post #61? But again, yes, all those born from Adam are created in God's image. Which can only mean that all those races of men, who are born in Adam, are created in God's image. All races come from three persons. Shem, Ham, or Japheth. Noah's sons...

There are many passages of Scripture that prove otherwise concerning Israel having outlived their usefulness. Here is but one. (Jere. 31:35-36) "Thus saith the LORD, which giveth the sun for a light by day, and the ordinances of the moon and of the stars for a light by night, which divideth...

Article 4 section 2 "No Person held to Service or Labour in one State,under the Laws thereof, escaping into another, shall, in Consequence of any Law or Regulation therein, be dishcharged from such Service or Labour, but shall be delievered up on Claim of the Party to whom such Service or...

I believe that the Roman Church that Paul wrote to is what you and others are calling 'Catholic', yes. And I believe that I as a Christian am part of what I call the Catholic Church which is the universal Church of Jesus Christ, yes. Stranger

No, I am not going against Paul in (Gal. 3). (Rom.9:1-13) is speaking to God's elect. They are the persons who will benefit from these promises. It is not the message of the Gospel but the persons he is speaking of. (9:6-7) "...For they are not all Israel, which are of Israel: Neither...