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  1. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    BreadOfLife Concerning your post #177, save your google lists for someone else. You don't understand these Scriptures and don't even try to explain them. You just throw them out there, like I am supposed to be so in awe. Your knowledge is 'google'. Just like the knowledge of the...
  2. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    How blind are the blind. You just presented the accusation. You said, "I (Stranger) have to come to the conclusion that GOD died". I smell a crawfish. To which I responded in post #136, and to which you never answer: "In your post # 82 you said the price of sin is death and that Jesus paid...
  3. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    (Rom.1:7) "To all that be in Rome...called to be saints...." Again, a local church. Not a universal church. No supremacy. No, the Vatican is where the Roman church is headquartered. The universal Church of Christ is headquartered in the heaven in Christ at the right hand of God. The...
  4. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    That's deep stuff your presenting. What about your accusation in post #135? Did you accuse or did you not? Rather ignore it? Stranger
  5. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    That's strange. Paul simply said, "To all that be in Rome, beloved of God, called to be saints:..." (Rom.1:7) That is the local Roman Church. There is no universal church at Rome. It is just a local church. And if it is just a local church at Rome, then Rome has no supremacy over any...
  6. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    Yes you did. Post #135. To which I responded with questions that you never answer in post #136. I'm not anti-Catholic. I am Catholic. I am part of the universal Body of Christ. I'm just not a Romanist. Stranger
  7. Stranger

    Must Separate.

    Nice quote but what are you saying? How about this; will you become a homosexual to win homosexuals? That would really bring glory to God...right? So, what are you saying?
  8. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    The reason you have Protestants is because of the error of the Roman Church. Don't blame us. You couldn't keep your own house in order. You allowed the heresy to enter and infect the Church. As a result, the Catholic Church had to kick you out. Roman Catholic is an oxymoron... no pun...
  9. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    You accused me of saying God died. Yet you said Jesus paid for sin with His death. So, how is that not saying that God died, unless you don't believe Jesus is God? Your not 'catholic'. Your a Romanist. I am Catholic, because I hold to the universal Church, the Body of Jesus Christ. I...
  10. Stranger

    Virgin Mary---the New Ark of the Covenant?

    Woman in (Gen. 3:15) is not any particular women. It is 'women' period. Of the women will come the seed, In (Rev. 12:17) the woman is Israel. As to why these are only two verses, because there are only two verses. You have some great mystery you want to share? Stranger
  11. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    You're a copycat. You must rely on others knowledge. You have nothing to offer. As I said, that is the way it is when you have to depend on others for what you believe. Because you haven't done the study yourself. When one does their own study, they can at least support their position...
  12. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    I asked in post #136, In post #82 you said the price of sin is death and that Jesus paid the price. How then are 'you' not saying that God died? Or, are you saying Jesus is not God? I asked in post #136, You says Jesus is far more than blood. So? Blood is what is required. You say you...
  13. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    Why should I answer your questions when I asked first? You have given no answer. And as I said, if you answered my questions in #136, you would have your answer to your questions. Stranger
  14. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    My questions are there in post #137. And they are in 136. But you never answered them. You ignore them and instead give me some questions. Your position is full of holes. Untenable. That's the way it is when you must trust others to do the study...when you must believe what they tell...
  15. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    Still waiting for BreadOfLife to answer my questions in post #137. Now another Romanist who doesn't like answering questions. Yours was a 'simple' comment. I asked you to explain that simple comment. You say 'price' and 'purchase' are metaphors. Explain how they are metaphors. Who says...
  16. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    Explain. Stranger
  17. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    If you answer the questions I just asked you, you would have the answer to your questions. So, answer mine first. Don't copy. Stranger
  18. Stranger

    The Redemptive Power of Christ

    I say with full assurance that the God you want is the God you have as given us in the Bible. Whatever He does is good. If He kills 3000, it is good. If He saves 3000, it is good. And behind all of His actions is love, whether He kills or saves. Amen sister. (Gen.50:20) "But as for you, ye...
  19. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    How could Jesus purchase the Church with His own blood and not die? How then could Jesus not be the price? Jesus is the Second Person of the Godhead. And He did die. His blood represented His life because the life of the flesh is in the blood. This does not reject His Deity. In post #82...
  20. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    Good. You agree that Jesus has purchased us with His blood. And (Lev. 17:11) says the 'life of the flesh is in the blood'. And (Heb.9:22) says, "...without shedding of blood is no remission." And Heb.(10:18) says, "...where remission of these us, there is no more offering for sin." Thus...