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@Pearl Sad news....

@devin553344 Sincere sympathy at this time of bereavement. John 14.1-27

Never heard of that before..... :)

@Pearl I get frustrated at the relative inactivity in winter - especially in cold parts of North America.... - but it's good to remember that God is sovereign in the seasons and the Lord Jesus is Alpha and Omega (Revelation 1).

@Pearl I love how 2 Peter 3.18 shows that the believer continues to "grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ".

@Pearl Yes, and if adolescents - of both sexes - expect to pierce their ears they should just go ahead, if that's what they really want. (Often these days it eventually turns out that the young women do 2 each side and the young men do 1 each side.) Those huge, enlarged ones are not a good...

@Pearl I too have used the ignore button for certain sources.

@Pearl Reminds me of 1 Thess. 5: "In every thing give thanks'... :)

@Abaxvahl Re. your interesting, recent comment about women Bosnia under the Ottomans, while today huge numbers of women get tattoos, some women who want to have it done may hesitate still because they think it's only a recent development. Whereas actually, historically, it was already well...

@Abaxvahl In the end, Scripture as the Word of God is self-authenticating.

If the question were rephrased to be about Christianity, then one's approach needs to be informed thoroughly by Scripture, in a prayerfully dependent way.

@marks Great verse there! reminds me of Hebrews 11: "By faith....by faith...by faith...." :)

@Pearl Reminds me of Genesis 8.22: "While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease." :)

@Pearl, then if so, the article's definition of a born again Christian is rather too vague...

Jersey (as a Crown Dependency, it's not part of the United Kingdom).

Oh I agree; I don't believe in baptismal regeneration. Acts 2.41.

Hi @Karl Peters A phrase often used in the past about the way we should regards the Scriptures is to "mark, read and inwardly digest" them... :)

@Heart2Soul Praying.... Hebrews 12.2: "Looking unto Jesus..."

H: Hungary

The word Trinity isn't in the Bible but what it refers to - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - certainly is in the Bible - and overwhelmingly so... :)