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Yes, and grace in Ephesians is a wonderful subject! :) PS: Good to see you again.

It's interesting that Reformed ppl often hold to a binary view, while dispensationalists often hold to a tripartite view.

Thanks for those photos! For him it must have been truly a labour of love, worth the discomfort of getting them. My wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 in a tasteful script on her wrist area; it was her favorite Bible verse, and mine also; and I'm sure other...

Sometimes it can be a really good exercise to reduce wording to Biblical simplicity. :)

Sounds like a good self-definition, if I may say so... So many ppl seem to think along the lines of: If I am to defend my preferences with confidence, I need to beat up on other people about them...

It's probably something to do with fundamentalist culture that makes ppl say it's a sin (as opposed to whatever else).

Yes, this is indeed self-evident.

The fact that a lot of young men and women do it - even when they are short of disposable cash - maybe shows just how they prioritize it, don't you think? (Like, it must mean a lot to them.)

A literal understanding of certain passages clearly relating to the church - as opposed to Israel - leads to a lot of ppl concluding that there is to be a Rapture.

Some ppl claim it's wrong because it's supposedly not ladylike.

Why would organizational unity be a good thing? If the unity is not first and foremost spiritual, worked out at a local level, talk of unity is more like a conspiracy.

The word Trinity is not in the Bible, but what it refers to certainly is.

It's kind of a younger generation thing, rather than a gender thing, now; seems like the young women as well as the young men now do it naturally and confidently.

Spurgeon smoked. (It gave relief to his gout.)

Oh okay, thanks for the explanation! Spurgeon smoked.

Thanks for your poll vote!

Oh really? Maybe I could widen the choices in poll answers, then... :)

Thanks for your comment. Did you vote in the poll?

On the mend, thank-you... :) So: Alberta need not be inevitable 'flu provoking, then... :)