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So the church pro-creates salvation. Got it.

So we are saved by the actions of the church, then. Got it. By; through; Give me a break.

Careful, there. Christ was God from conception. We're treading upon holy ground.

So does transubstantiation have any power to save?

DID HE OR DID HE NOT EXIST BEFORE SHE?

Baloney. John 3:16. Ephesians 2:8.

All it can prove is a claim. Not truth.

Never heard of it. :p:p:p:p

Simple, perhaps, but also erroneous. Mary was the conduit through which Christ entered the world as a man. Before she and her father Abraham was, "I AM" (GOD WAS).

There is only one true universal church. That's for sure. But it has no head on earth.

No, it doesn't. There is no logic to that--not even in the text itself. One follows another; they are not one and the same.

And yet we possess nothing unborrowed, not even life itself.

And not one of them has the power or merit to save. There is no way out of that. Only Jesus saves. Nothing but the blood of Jesus. Consider this: In the Judgment, will any of our deeds or words be counted toward our deserving salvation? No. Only the deeds and words and thoughts of Jesus in our...

Not a thing. ;)

When remote missionaries find savage tribes, do you think the Spirit instructs them all by Himself? Or do you think perhaps the workers linger to preach and teach for a while? :) How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have...

It's so painful to try to reason with you. I have no doubt that CARM was instrumental in making you such a great Adventism-hater. Odd that you don't remember the account of how Mrs. White overcame her addiction to vinegar or that the oyster business did not come from her own pen. The...

The ten commandments are Christ's words. The apostle Paul said that he would not have known sin except that the commandment pointed it out. The first-century Christian's didn't even have what you call "Christ's words."

How do we know what is immoral?

So what of the weak Christian?

But don't you think we still resist righteousness to an extent, even after conversion, even unwittingly?