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  1. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    You haven't answered it yet. That it was His blood is not the question. Do you believe Jesus has purchased us with His blood. Is (Acts 20:28) mistaken? Stranger
  2. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    Do you agree that Jesus has purchased us with His own blood? Or was (Acts 20:28) mistaken? Stranger
  3. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    No, you didn't answer my questions in post #101. But (Acts 20:28) says Jesus has purchased with his own blood. Do you agree that Jesus has purchased us with His own blood? Or was (Acts 20:28) mistaken? 'Purchase' speaks of 'price'. Stranger
  4. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    Hurts doesn't it. (EX.12:13) "...and when I see the blood, I will pass over you...." (Lev. 17:11) "...the life of the flesh is in the blood...for it is the blood that maketh an atonement for the soul." (Acts 28:20) "...the church of God which he hath purchased with his own blood." See post...
  5. Stranger

    The Redemptive Power of Christ

    VictoryinJesus The word 'prejudice' in our racially charged societies today has become synonymous with racism. If one calls you prejudice they are simply calling you a racist. Webster gives several definitions of the word 'prejudice'. The core definition I believe is 'to have a...
  6. Stranger

    The Redemptive Power of Christ

    VictoryinJesus I would ask you, just to clarify terms, what is wrong with being 'prejudice'? Stranger
  7. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    (Lev. 17:11) "For the life of the flesh is in the blood: and I have given it to you upon the altar to make an atonement for your souls: for it is the blood that maketh an atonement for the soul." (Acts 28:20) "Take heed therefore unto yourselves, and to all the flock, over the which the Holy...
  8. Stranger

    Must Separate.

    Recognize that not everyone in these protests are Christian on either side. That is because it is not just a Christian issue but a liberal and conservative issue, and as you have pointed out, a race issue. But the vast majority of Christians will be on the Conservative Right and the vast...
  9. Stranger

    Must Separate.

    Josho I can witness to anyone, or any group of people without uniting with them. The Church is united by the Holy Spirit. Meaning, everyone who is born-again. You can have a difference in doctrine with a born-again believer and still be united. But if the doctrine is heretical, then you...
  10. Stranger

    Must Separate.

    Joshuo That sounds real sweet. So, forget your belief. And unite with those who believe what you don't. Unite with those who despise Jesus Christ. It looks good. Feels good. All for unity. Then pardon me while I vomit. Stranger
  11. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    When I buy a loaf of bread for certain amount of money, then I am not the price. If I had bought the loaf of bread with my blood, then I would have been the price. Talk about no logic, and you cannot follow a simple analogy. When Jesus Christ pays for sin with His blood, His blood is the...
  12. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    I don't think you understand the period called the 'dark ages'. What time frame are you talking about? Stranger
  13. Stranger

    Must Separate.

    Christians and the Christian right, must understand, that we cannot exist with the athiestic left. Trump is finding that out in not being able to do what he wants to do. We must forgo this so-called idea of being 'united'. We are not united. The good and the evil divide us. We are divided...
  14. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    And again you fail to answer your contradictory statements involving literal interpretation. And again, was it Christ's blood or not? Again, (Pslams 37:39-40) show that salvation does not just speak to going to heaven. Again, Christ paid the price for sin. Christ is the price because He...
  15. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    Still you say nothing of your contradictory statements where you dismiss what I say as 'literalist' and yet require in other discussions a literal wording found in the Bible. (Pslams 37::39-40) clearly show that salvation does not just speak to going to heaven. Yet you must disagree because...
  16. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    Another typo. Copied again didn't you? Do you own a Bible? Indeed the wages of sin is death. (Rom. 6:23) "For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord." This is the 'wages' of sin for the believer that is being addressed. It brings...
  17. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    You explain nothing of your contradictory statements of requiring of me an exact literal wording in one post and then in another claiming statements should be dismissed for being a literalist. You contradict yourself because your doctrine is 'contradictory'. Yes, Christ's Church is the...
  18. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    If Scriputre isn't wrong, then what does (Heb.9:20-22, 25-26, Ex. 12:13) say? They show Christ was the price. His blood was the price. (Rom. 6:3) says nothing about the price of sin being death. "Know ye not, that so many of us as were baptized into Jesus Christ were baptized into His...
  19. Stranger

    The devastating truth of the 2 gates, 2 roads, 2 destinations

    Zachary What is 'easy believism'? Stranger
  20. Stranger

    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    So Scripture is wrong? You offer nothing to explain the Scriptures I gave other then to say, 'wrong'. That's deep. As I said above, you're a Romanist. You can't think on your own. You can't interpret Scripture on your own, even when it goes against what your belief is. You have to...