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You refuse to show me because your fallacy exists NOWHERE ijn Scripture. EPIC FAIL . . .

Then explain your position on this issue. If Jesus teaches you personally how to interpret Scripture, why are there so many different interpretations among Protestants?

And YOU are missing the point – AGAIN. The Epistle of James, along with the other 26 Books of the New Testament are the GOD-BREATHED (2 Tin. 3:16). There are NO mistakes. The only errors are from YOU . . .

That’s because the Epistle of James is at ODDS with Protestantism. This is precisely why your Protestant Father, Martin Luther wanted it jettisoned from the Canon of Scripture. James was a Christian – not a Pharisee. EVERY SINGLE word written in his Epistle was breathed-out by GOD Himself (2...

So – instead of dancing around the issue in a cowardly fashion – why don’t you tall me what your official position is on this subject? Where are individuals supposed to glean their Scriptural interpretations? WHO do YOU look to for answers per Matt. 18:15-18??

No – just exposing YOU for being a coward. You dance around very issue making strong implications about what you believe – but you can never give an official position - because you can’t defend them . . .

And I’ve already exposed this as FALSE. If Jesus is interpreting Scripture for everybody – WHY are there tens of thousands of disjointed and perpetually-splintering Protestant factions who ALL teach different doctrines based on personal interpretations of their leaders? Does He make mistakes...

Paul was admitting that altho0ugh he has surrendered to Christ that he STILL struggles with sin because of our fallen nature. The fact that YOU claim to be above this proves your active involvement with sin . . .

Don't you ever tire pf being wrong? Paul is speaking about himself in the PRESENT TENSE in Romans 7 . . . Rom. 7:15-24 I do not understand what I DO. For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I DO. And if I I DO what I do not want to do, I agree that the law is good. As it is, it is no...

And WHO interprets the Scriptures for YOU? Scripture is to be studied in line wth Church teaching because it is the CHURCH whom Jesus gave ultimate earthly Authority over the people (Matt. 16:18-19, Matt. 18: 15-18, Luke 10-16, John 16:12-15, John 20:21-23)..

STUDY your Bible, son – it’s BOTH . . . James 1:27 Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.

You absolutely implied it i post #417. Learn how to articulate a sentence and people wont assume you're just sticking your foot in your mouth . . .

And you STILL can't provide a Scriptural defense for your theological invention. Looks like I hot the nail righ on the HEAD . . .

Once again, you DODGE the issue when you're backed into a corner . . . YOUR fallacy that every individual is to interpret Scripture fr themselves has resulted in tens of thousands of disjointed and perpetually-splintering sects - where doctrine depends on the leader's personal interpretation...

TRANSLATION: "I cannot defend my wacky theology from Scripture." That's what I thought . . .

Tell me, Einstein - how do you reconcile this with the fact that there are tens of thousands of disjointed and perpetually-splintering Protestant and quasi-Christian sects that ALL trach different doctrines based on the individual interpretations of their leaders. How does THAT work? Is God the...

Angry tirade aside - you again FAILED to show me a single verse of Scripture that tells us that we ALL must interpret the Scriptures for ourselves.

YOU struggle with sin as well – as Paul did (Rom. 7:14-25) The difference is that you're too spiritually arrogant to admit it. And your refusal to ask for forgiveness will be your downfall . . .

Then why don't YOU give me a Scriptural defense for your theological invention?

We should ALL study the Scriptures. However - NOWHERE are we told that we must interpret to the Scriptures foe ourselves and to abandon His Church. 2 Pet. 1:20 “. . . knowing this first of all, that no prophecy of Scripture comes from someone’s own interpretation.”