Search results

Do you believe a Christian is in the flesh, or in the Spirit?

From what to what? You are still quoting 1 John 1:8, a verse that is BEFORE someone becomes a Christian with the next verse? The two together is the whole context. If anyone can only relate to vs. 8, then they haven't become a Christian, and are like all the unsaved sinners of the world.

Well, that is NOT what Behold believes. He says, no, it is not a sin. So WHO is seriously confused? If you believe I am, then so are you because we believe the same on this.

Give me a straight answer for the record, Enoch! If a Christian commits murder it is no longer a sin because we are no longer under the law?

Do you believe if a Christian commits murder it is no longer a sin because we are no longer under the law?

Now you listen carefully. Does a Christian still have sin in their nature? What does the word "No" mean to you when asked if murder is sin?

Is a person who has been cleansed of all unrighteousness, in thought and deed, a sinner, or a child of God. Do they walk in the light, or in the darkness? Will a liar go to heaven or be thrown in the lake of fire? Revelation 21:8

You throw in heresy amongst truth. It is the heresy I want a straight answer to, but you don't want to reveal it.

Reply If you believe that John is speaking of a Christian out of context, who has been cleansed OF ALL SIN (the next verse), then you haven't read much. Read 1 John 3 and then tell me if a child of God is a sinner.

I've matured enough to do as John said in 1 John 2:1a.

You know my answer well enough. What I'm trying to enlighten you with is Behold's answer! You know, the guy you say you are on the same page with?

I'm not a liar because I don't sin.

@BarnyFife CF.com doesn't want you to fight against false teachers, they want you to kiss their feet.

No innuendos, just quotes.

See what I mean now? Are you really on the same page as him and his ill-thought-out reasoning?

You teach that a Christian can now commit the acts of murder and adultery, and it not be imputed to them, because you stopped reading in the middle of the teaching. That's pure ignorance.

The Born again will not commit those things at all. Their old flesh is dead and can not do anything, cannot commit murder or adultery. Their new flesh does righteousness and does not commit murder or adultery either.

Paul says those who commit these things will NOT inherit the Kingdom of God. You say they will.

A Christian is NOT in the flesh, but in the Spirit. That means that person no longer commits sins of the flesh, unless their flesh is a zombie, or the walking dead. Therefore, if a Christian still commits murder and adultery they are no more Spirit-filled than an unbeliever. But you say those...

None of those. And are you talking about 2 Peter 1? If so, it is well written and easy to understand. I doubt if I'm the only one who understands it. Except, you and 101.