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Where did I say if one belongs to a denominational church they are apostate? Where did I say that if believers 'feel' like the Holy Spirit is guiding them then they are not apostate? You misrepresent what I have said. If I have to explain to you what being 'born-again' means, that...

No, you keep posting a google list because it's all you got. Looks impressive...but found to be pretty empty once the debate begins. Really? Where did I say 'epignosis' means simply knowledge? Stranger

No, you give up because I have answered your questions and you have no response. Other than, I must be wrong because....I am proud, so must be wrong. See, you don't really want an answer to your questions. You believe your questions have no answer other than your answer. You'll be back...

BreadOfLife You repeatedly show your google list of Scripture verses. But I have already answered them. Yet you must hold on to them. Well, if one is declared righteous by faith, how does he lose that righteousness by lack of works? Think. If works played no role in your being...

Our salvation is an ongoing process in this life. Which speaks to 'sanctification', and our 'glorification', which you call 'final sanctification'. I have no problem with that. I have a problem when you say 'we die and go to heaven having endured to the end'. Abraham was 'declared...

Your imagination is foolish. God never 'came to be'. He always existed. Stranger

I don't have any problem understanding any part of (James 2:24). My problem is you yanking it out of context to say what you want. Again, and again, (James 2:21-22) shows the context. Works, after being declared righteous by God. You want to isolate this verse and develop a doctrine on...

Yes the text means what it says. It just doesn't say what you say it does. The text not only doesn't use the word 'repent' but it is not speaking of repentance at all. Paul never repented for not taking John Mark, and he shouldn't have. Just because later when Mark was able and Paul...

The older denominations such as Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, etc, over all have become apostate just like the Roman Church is today. Believers however can separate themselves from these apostate groups and form another church. And you will find their fundamentals of the faith being very...

Do you see clearly that (Matt. 25:32) speaks to nations? " And before him shall be gathered all nations;" Do you see clearly that the saved nations, the sheep nations, those on Christ's right hand, enter into the kingdom? (Matt. 25:34) Do you see clearly that the unsaved nations, the goat...

The invisible war in the spirit realm becoming more visible in the physical. The spirit world and physical world slowly being seen as the same. Stranger

No, James describes the works which are the product of faith. Again, the example of Abraham offering Isaac was years after he was declared righteous by faith. See (James 2:21-22) and (Gen.15:6) Stranger

(Matt. 25:32) "And before him shall be gathered all nations: and he shall separate them one from another...." The separation is 'them' as nations, not individuals. You simply want to add the word 'people' there. People are involved, but it is as a nation of people, not individuals...

First of all, you haven't proven anything. Second of all, you keep saying (Matt. 25:32) says 'people'. But it doesn't. It says 'nations'. Because 'nations' is what it means. As I already said, you misunderstand (Matt. 25), due to your wrong interpretation of the 'Kingdom'. I don't...

I did answer your questions. Stranger

We who are believers, who have the Bible and the Holy Spirit, who are the Church, decide what are the fundamentals of the faith. The rcc is not the Church. It is part of the Church. We decide based on the Scriptures. There was no rcc in first century. You had the church at Rome, but that...

Again, this is not the 'individuals' judgement. It's the judgement of nations. The criteria of this judgement is, how did the nations treat the Jews during the Tribulation. See (Matt.25:33-46). No, you're confused because you don't understand, or refuse to understand, the Kingdom of God...

Agreed. You are confused. You don't understand the 'Kingdom of God' (Rev. 21:24) " And the nations of them which are saved shall walk in the light of it: and the kings of the earth do bring their glory and honour into it." Stranger

Most independent churches agree on the fundamentals of the faith. There are not 'thousands' that result in apostasy. The Bible and the Holy Spirit gave me the authority. What gave the Roman church the authority? Sorry, I don't seek your forgiveness. It looks good though. Stranger

You exaggerate. There are not 'thousands of different truths'. And there are things which believers can have different opinions on in the Scripture which are interesting but do not affect ones salvation or walk with God. Those things which cause a church to drift into apostasy are centered...