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The scriptures declare that the power of God is available to all who would live in righteousness. It's your choice

Right. Now we're getting down to the nitty gritty. According to your philosophy someone who chooses to commit adultery and does not repent, despite the promptings of the holy Spirit, does not come under condemnation because you believe they are still "in Christ Jesus". Have you not read, KJV...

Actually, I claim to love God with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength. I say that without embarrassment or shame. Such does not make me perfect. But it does cast out all fear. All fear of being condemned when I confess my weakness and failures. All fear of not being helped when needed. All...

Yet you are doing exactly that to justify your rejection of the 4th Commandment. Your faith in Christ according to you nullifies the 4th.

Which many do through sin... Which causes a separation between you and God. The decision to separate may not be a conscious one, but the choice to sin to a point where the holy spirit is grieved at your continual reluctance to repent...

Except the 4th Commandment. Your third grade teacher taught you to remember the Sabbath. But the pupils reason among themselves and decides that the actual day is no longer holy, that the teacher is wrong.

You are absolutely correct. God's promises are sacrosanct. Totally 100% trustworthy. If you come to Him through faith and also to His mercy and grace, you will be saved. God will keep His word. But in the process of keeping His promises to you, does He take away your free will? Can you choose...

Unless you ignore the law or the parts you disprove of then you can avoid that sense of "failure" and have no need to repent right?

My point is this. God gave His only begotten Son. From the language and the context of scripture I believe the Father had a Son to give. And that Son agreed to the deal before the foundations of the earth were laid. KJV 1 John 1:1-3 1 That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which...

No. No. No.

Okay. So I'm slow. Sorry about that. I've just figured you out. You have a screed of wisdom you want to impart to us lesser mortals, and actually addressing the responses you are given is not a part of the agenda. You will ignore what we have to say and just carry on feeding the fish. I see no...

Good question. Some do, but the answers they get is, dont question Divine authority. Magisterium, I mean Mother knows best.

Yet He had a Son.

Which is why the Catholic Church had to remove that from scripture.

No. The grace and mercy came from the Father through the Son. Mary was just a human mother who was honored with the responsibility to raise a child to honor His Father. She did a great job... But anything beyond that is imagination.

Mmm. And I've read how the church exercised that authority. So the same Jesus Who was merciful, gracious, loving, patient and filled with loving kindness at all times who you say have your church carte blanche on whatever, went along with the murders, the tortures, the wars and the persecutions...

I know and understand that this is what you believe. It is pure Catholicism. You are a very good Catholic. You are a faithful follower of your Magisterium, tradition, and some of the church fathers. Sadly, you are not a follower of any of the apostles, nor do you keep any of the doctrines that...

Like I said to Enoch. Antichrist. Instead of Christ. IN place of Christ. IN the room of Christ.

Far from it. It's about "where does the Bible say"...Your church has claimed the authority to change the actual written law of God which was handed to Moses on Mt Sinai by God Himself, written with His own finger on stone. Those tables were then kept inside the ark of the covenant. That ark was...