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Again, I gave you actual answers. You just don't want to receive them. I tell you God does the good. You tell me, no, God does evil. You have given me nothing to prove God is evil. Your argument is circular. You say God is evil, so God can't be God. You say Scriptures say God is evil...

So 2 Timothy cannot apply to the Bible we have? Does Christ words "it is written" apply to the Scripture in His day, which is our Old Testament? So you don't believe the Bible you have is inspired by God? Why believe any of it if it is full of errors and mistranslations. Stranger

Frosty Why do you mix your words with mine? Again, God does good no matter what it is He does. I did answer your questions. You just don't like the answer. You come to God by faith. If you don't have it, you don't have it. You will never be argued into belief by some 'proof'. If you...

Frosty It doesn't matter to me what it sounds like to you. What God does is good. No matter what He does. Your judgement of good and just don't apply. Who cares about 'human standards'. Not me. There is no problem with evil when you simply believe the Bible. Stranger

If God is all knowing and is good then how can evil exist? Because God in His omnipotence and goodness decided it needed to be. Why did God let evil into the world? Because it was part of His plan in bringing many into the family of God. You say then, God must not be good for doing this...

So what does that have to do with 2 Tim. 3:16 which is the verse StanJ quoted and you responded to? Are you saying you don't believe it? Stranger

What do you think about Jesus Christ? Who is He? Stranger

We don't care about evidence. We know. Sorry you don't. Stranger

Why would knowledge from God be a burden? You make no sense. How do errors speak truth? How stupid is that. Stranger

Yes, I always answer this by saying God can make a rock as big as He wants and He can pick up any rock He makes. He cannot quit being God. Stranger

Grace in and of itself is 'extreme'. Stranger

In most Protestant churches I have been part of, the communion was an open communion. Meaning the only requirement in partaking of it was that you were a Christian. There are some churches that are closed communion in that you have to be a member of that church to partake. If a Catholic came...

We, the Church, have the Spirit now. None listening to the Sermon on the Mount had the Holy Spirit as we do. The Sermon on the Mount is not the rule for the Christians or the Church to live under. Every word of it is true. And the believer can see these very things fulfilled in his life or...

When Jesus Christ, God The Son, said "It is written", He set His seal in the final authority of the written Word of God. No one is denying that God is the final authority. But you and others are making a division between authority in God and authority in the written Word of God. No one...

The Sacrifice Lamb by 'Lamb'. Joel Chernoff. Stranger

What arguments are you having a hard time discrediting? Stranger

1John 2:20 " But ye have an unction from the Holy One, and ye know all things." 1John 2:27 " But the anointing which ye have received of him abideth in you, and ye need not that any man teach you: but as the same anointing teacheth you of all things, and is truth, and is no lie, and even as it...

What will they do with 'doctrine'? Stranger

See my reply #36. Indeed we carry the word of reconciliation as we witness for Christ. That brings peace between the individual and God, not to the world. Concerning the world, whether it be the Gospel of the Kingdom or the Gospel of Grace, it brings conflict to the world, not peace...

1. Scripture is words that are inspired by God. 2. Truth is not contradictory. If it has the appearance of contradiction it is only because we don't yet understand what is being said. You check what others say by the Bible. I'm not concerned with percentages. 3. Indeed, I check what...