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Hi Stefen! We are glad that you have come to join us here @ CyB. looking forward to your posts... Welcome again Bless ya!

If a man cannot be a Christian in a place where he is, he cannot be a Christian anywhere ~ Henry Ward Beecher

I understand that a certain portion of the Trinity is present in the salvation message, esp: in confessing and believing Romans 10:9-10 but it is still a relatively mysterious concept to a new believer. Faith can be like that and God reveals himself as one progresses in their walk with him... :)...

lesjude What I am saying is that God knows who are his and we are not privy to that information even though we may think we've got it worked out. We are created and he is eternal...surely that is enough to understand that we cannot work out the things pertaining to God and his decision's...

When I first got saved, I didn't know anything about the Trinity. So I personally believe that the Trinity is not linked with salvation but rather something that you begin to understand later on in your walk with God. :) The question I'd like to know is: why do Christians link their theology...

It's good to see you here brother daq, ^_^ although it is a lot different here then the ProphecyTalk forum as I am sure you have already noted...I am looking forward to your study on the temples which I hope you will get to sometime... Shalom! Blessings!

Hi Pomp! :) I hope they don't win too soon then Bless ya!

Hi Mr Bride! ...not even Paul professed to be perfect so what makes Gentile believers think that that they have arrived? :huh: Philippians 3 2 Not that I have already attained, or am already perfected; but I press on, that I may lay hold of that for which Christ Jesus has also laid hold of me...

Just heard this one recently... :P A collector of rare books ran into an acquaintance who told him he had just thrown away an old Bible that he found in a dusty, old box. He happened to mention that Guten-somebody-or-other had printed it. "Not Gutenberg?" gasped the collector. "Yes, that was...

Either God loves sinners or he hates everyone he made. I would believe the former rather than the latter because everyone has sinned and has fallen short of the glory of God. No-one is exempt. He has forgiven those who have come to him and confessed their sins and received him as their Lord and...

Webers_Home, hell is in the bible and repentance is part of our Christian walk...If you are not a Christian, then what are you? :huh: BB

There is no-where in the bible that states that God hates sinners. There are plenty of places that say that he hates the detestable things that they do but no-where does it say that sinners are hated by God. Romans 5 18 Consequently, just as one trespass resulted in condemnation for all people...

Steve: :huh: ...no honey, I'm afraid that it is you who have missed the point because you have not taken into account the guys background nor his reasons for asking the question. ethicsguy He calls his belief a religion but it is not a Christian religion. his quotes: This is his purpose...

Steve...he is not asking the question as one who is curious about our belief but rather for the sake of including it [or should I say adapting it] into their already established philosophy. Humanism has nothing to do with Christianity. It is basically humans trying to be their own god without...

Hi JB! Welcome to CyB. I hope that you enjoy our fellowship. Please make yourself at home. I'm sure it is hot where you are right now. It is certainly hot here in NZ Bless ya!

This reminds me so much of the book "Divine Revelation of Hell." These are scary visions brother...I hope that it will lead many souls to the cross of salvation before it is too late ... :huh: Blessings!!!

Daq is not the issue here terry. My concern for you is the same as Brother Tom's. :huh: You are in deep error here and your imagination has taken you off the path that leads to truth in Christ. Turn back while you are able...repent and be restored, in Jesus name! BB

Your quote: Steve, he is an ethical humanist...how is it that he has been drawn here by the Holy Spirit? :huh: Their belief in God is of lesser importance than human beings treating each other with respect, kindness. Most are noted as agnostics and many do not believe a God who is omnipresent...

Replacement theology has certainly caused a lot of confusion and I agree, God's promises to Israel are Israels because of their forefathers and his promises to us through Abraham re: Christ and salvation are for all including Israel whose veil will eventually be removed. We "Gentile believer's"...

Are all born-again Christians part of God’s elect? - yes, they are...because "born-again" indicates the dwelling presence of the Holy Spirit, the guarantee of our redemption :) Bless ya!