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Interesting that you repeat this statement bf. The games that are played of cornering, of cat and mouse under the guise of higher knowledge is little really little more than ego stroking. The message of God’s inclusiveness is what defines the Good News. When folk throw stumbling blocks in...

I’d call that creative thinking Ferris

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As you wish. I do however know that the gospel is to ‘whosoever will’...it gives permission to invite all peoples without fear of being a liar.

What I’m doing is not encouraging you to waffle on about your limited view of God’s generosity....a generosity you have clearly not yet seen. I am very familiar with your argument. What you must do to substantiate it is ignore or twist all the scriptures that indicate God went to unimagined...

It’s possible. Frankly, I don’t know. Going by the lengths God went to redeem the race; in fact he went that far he couldn’t go any further, I have no hesitation in agreeing God would have found a solution.

Your angle bf52 of necessity judges. This judging is intrinsic to the view that God shows favouritism to some and not to others. It reveals a misunderstanding which insults God’s unspeakable gift.... the insult consisting of using the scriptures to superimpose onto God mans M.O.

patronising has ever been the tactic of short stick handlers!

All the thrashing, all the manoeuvring, all the many words does not alter one jot or title re the Commandments.

Yeah, you have it all in your head!

Sounds like popular theology

If you could be bothered check out Romans 5:12-19

As in Adam all die so in Christ all shall be made alive. 1Corinthians 15:22

I understood the post. The seed of Abraham are all who believe...however, the seed of Adam includes all.

I see that you misinterpret intent and meaning..... and the carnal heart which loves a us and them mindset is flattered!

have you got pipes zig zig... and with all that coughing, watering and sneezing it’s a good thing you’ve got no teeth otherwise you’d spit them too.

Imbibing the narrative of worthlessness hamstrings our ability to see we are loved. The prodigal only saw his value as a possible servant but the Father without hesitation ran to meet him while he was still a long way off....he furnished him with a designer suit and Italian shoes, a ring and a...

I had envisioned Abraham with a beard....and ya reckon false teeth were in vogue!

The problem with the Bible alone is that it scuttles the many appendages men want to add.

I would up the ante amadeus and say we are so valuable to God that while we were still sinners Christ died for us. We definitely aren’t worthless inspite of our thoughts accusing us.... and not only our thoughts but the constant assault by the evil one who wants us to believe our case is hopeless.