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Thank you for your participation and your views on the law and covenants. :)

Nice hit-and-run If Adventist theology is anything, it is not loose. Give me a break, PW.

I think the word you're looking for is "jig."

Define "depends on." Does the keeping of the sabbath or any other law contain any merit toward salvation? Absolutely not. But the believer in God delights in the law of God. But his delight is in the law of the LORD; and in his law doth he meditate day and night. (Psalms 1:2)

I consider that a compliment, under the circumstances. ;)

I disagree. I don't think it implied that at all. As far as your time goes. You're free to spend your time doing anything you please. Don't let me keep you. In any case, I already have a boss, so barking orders will avail you nothing.

I'll second that. The all-or-nothing logical fallacy is readily tailorable for those who need a quick argument.

Ah, the genetic fallacy--if it is ____________ it must be bad.

You did not simply say that. You also said that it makes some pretty huge leaps in theology. You added that we would be better off reading the Bible for ourselves, which implies that teaching or at least the teaching contained in the video is unsound. But you didn't give any examples or...

I offered it as a good representation of the Adventist view of history, theology, and eschatology. I'm sorry you don't approve. I don't think the videos discourage personal Bible study.

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Thanks for your input, but you don't know the first thing about my "position," bro. But it's pretty easy to see what spirit actuates your obscene ravings. I'm not a globalist and I don't care for tin-foil hat rhetoric. You keep on spewing your alt-right hate and see where that gets you in your...

Hi Nancy, The best comprehensive presentation I've ever seen on Adventists' view of history, theology, and eschatology is Pastor Ivor Myers's "Blueprint." :) To my knowledge there are basically 3 different versions: The drive-thru version: The Family Restaurant version: (Highly Recommended)...

It most certainly is not amoral when God says "Don't do it." Did anyone accuse you of forcing your views on me? Why suggest such a thing? You're seizing upon single words like "impossible" and magnifying them to twist the meaning of my basic statements. "Impossible to know"; "they have no...

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I didn't vote for over 30 years, because there was no "none of the above" option. I voted for an independent in 2016, as a feeble attempt to vote against Hilary and Trump. I despise the two-party system. It is the scourge of America and the spiritual ruin of millions who call themselves...

You better believe it. If enough of them make the move. I once paid a little more attention to the Buffy/Angel universe than I'd like to admit (my wife was binge-watching the stuff), and I found it interesting that the 2 hell mouths that pervaded the series were located in San Francisco, with...

Yeah, people who have an ax to grind always suspect other people of having an ax to grind. And you're scary. :eek:

I never said it was. My point was that the righteous are a very small percentage--not 50%.

I'm perfectly happy with my delusion that narrow is the way and few there be that find it. The devil doesn't care if you fall into the ditch on the left side of the road or the right, as long as you get off the road. Few there be--not half there be. God is neither Republican nor Democrat.