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It's not the Bible's claim, it's people alive today. It's not what work meant in that culture but what people today mean by work. The false teachings are: We do not have to do anything for our salvation. Children/babies/infants or the like are damned because they are ignorant of the work needed...

Nothing funny about pretending my argument is weaker than it is. Nothing in the Bible says Mary is a perpetual virgin. Words have meaning. Brother means biological. Other meanings are figurative. When employing figurative use of language, words can mean whatever you want, like Solomon's temple...

Because equality is evil and not fair. Fair is playing by the rules. They are God’s Rules.

I guess we will have to STRONGLY disagree on what the faulty document is.

"Calling on the Lord" = A work we must do to be saved. Since some don't do this work, Jesus is not saving everyone.

You are maligning the far superior manuscripts found after the KJV was written.

Seems like you are rooted in justice rather than grace. More to the point, you are putting yourself in the position of God. If you read Job, God does not explain himself. It does not come down to knowledge, knowing why. Rather it comes down to trust. When all of the other gods have come...

As demonstrated by the absence of a verse from Scripture.

My point is contradictions do not exist in reality. Either Jeremiah was right in putting the law onto our hearts or you are right in some men do not thirst for God.

You are turning from the point. The point is not about the unrepentant. It is recognizing that repenting is the work we have to do to be saved.

There is no benefit in speculating beyond Scripture.

What I say to such people is yes, there is evil and world has its problem but there is also good and beauty in this world. I am reminded every time I see appreciation, a plant blooming and when I look into the eyes of my grandchildren. Amen.

My friend, let me humbly suggest this question is above our pay grade.

Was Jeremiah right in God putting on our heart, his law?

It is important to recognize atheism does not posit a positive doctrine. It is therefore, nihilistic at its base. Instead of THE GREAT I AM. It is the not so great NOT.

We sin because it is our basic addiction.

It's so funny how the question of 'A Christian who deny Jesus is God in Flesh' turns into a "can," a potential, the never ending laps of hinging on the question of "do you agree water [singular] can exist in three states [plural]?" Trinitarians make this Appeal to Ignorance. IF something 'can...

I've already answered this question in detail. The action is internal, to slay the big idol of oneself, to submit one's will to God.

I have to admit, you have me there. The Bible authorizes all of us to function in this capacity. The authority does not come from Rome.

The point is there is still action on our part.