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I'm not sure God has an adversary. There are those who are not in communion with His Spirit, who are living their life for their own purposes, who are the walking dead - even if they don't know it. That is, there are those that are in rebellion to the will of God. But I would not dishonor the...

My Bible translation does not even have Mary in that verse. Revelation 2:20 The Voice 20 “However, I have this against you: you have tolerated that woman Jezebel, who is a self-anointed prophetess and who misleads My followers to commit immoral sexual acts and to eat food prepared for idol...

Which is the New World Order, one currency, one religion of money and one world government.

Ephesians 4:29 The Voice 29 Don’t let even one rotten word seep out of your mouths. Instead, offer only fresh words that build others up when they need it most. That way your good words will communicate grace to those who hear them.

Or a huge lack of humility. We each know which way the the others decides.

Jesus sure did use common knowledge! His parables were about every day things the average person would know: tending to sheep, losing a coin, planting and harvesting, parenting, fools & wise, waiting and being ready. How can the Catholic church be part of Jesus' body when it puts itself above...

I know what you referring to. Protestants do not canonize one sinner above another.

It is in the OP. You cannot troll your own thread.

Efficiency is gained in recognizing and accepting common knowledge. For instance, I can plan for tomorrow without having proof that tomorrow will come.

Is evidence required? I've often compared our society's standard for evidence to the Declaration of Independence. The body would be condemned today for lacking sufficient evidence.

On the contrary. A fair reading of Scripture indicates all believers are saints. It’s just that the RCC can’t get over itself in usurping hierarchy and authority. No humility.

What does this have to do with Scriptures that trinitarians Don't Want You to Know About?

Sometimes I get the impression, and correct me if I am wrong, but you do not seem like a devoted Protestant.

Great point. Two basic questions: Do you really want to know or just use the info as a weapon? Why do you want to know private information about another person? I must have miscommunicated. The host rejected the idea to simply say it is none of your business.

Someone told me Jesus hardly ever answered yes or no questions, yes or no. Sometimes he answered a question with a question. I’m inclined to respond with, “That’s really none of your business, is it?” Thoughts?

Projecting trinitarianism 100%.

You are on quite the self-righteous mission. It exposes everything about you! I have already corrected you at post #3. Your initial foray into this topic is wrong. When you start off wrong, it is hard to get right. You should not think you will convince anyone. Romans 14:1 should guide your...

No for that is unnecessarily limiting. God chose to limit those he saved through Christ. This does not necessarily translate to Jesus limiting himself through Peter.

Yea, trinitarians make too much of their idol. Naturally, you have to resort to threats that are not Scriptural. For instance, your verse does not say anything about if you don't believe in the trinity, you cannot be saved.

This question came up on the radio on the way into work. The hosts said responding with 'none of your business' is overly aggressive. A caller said the question is rooted in fear and we should not respond to fear but simply answer the question, yes or no. The host objected to the claim the...