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They'd have to change the name to Priestess which is a too hard a thing to do....why?.....beats me. There doesn't seem to be any difficulty changing the Commandments of God for the commandments of men.

It's designed to captivate the senses which for the most part people allow themselves to be guided, however, it is no substitute for God's Word.

lol....of course it's your right A_R....you can sit on a fire cracker as well if you think it'll give you a thrill. :)

I'll add this; Nebucadnezzer after he came to his senses gives an account of his experience and praises the God of Heaven in Daniel 4:34-37. Something happened in this mans mind to shift his view. I would not be surprised if we see him in the Kingdom.

People who lived prior to the incarnation, both Jews and Gentiles did not understand, or at least very few had an inkling of how God was going to vindicate himself and in the process make Salvation possible for all peoples. Nevertheless, God tried to break through to them....to the Hebrews he...

when I hear those sentiments, serious or in jest, I run!

jbf....have you considered that might look different to different people depending on where you are in the history of humanity?

while they are alive ie.....not after death. Hebrews 9:27 ...and as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment

how is God's justice served in this?

God's Salvation has been in place before the foundation of the world the scripture tells us. The unfolding of this in our timeline does not mean that before its unfolding it was not in place. It also means that those before Jesus' incarnation are saved by the same generosity as we have a small...

I think you underestimate God's love for humanity. Many have come and gone in the cultures around the world since Jesus walked our dusty streets that have never heard of the salvation God has provided....the which we are privileged to understand. God has not abandoned them as might be supposed...

No, I do not hold to your interpretation of the scriptures.....and why would you think that I reject what the scripture says? Incidentally, I'm planning on seeing Noah and Abraham along with all those described in Hebrews 11 and those who enquired earnestly for the salvation of which they wrote...

The primary problem with your point of view is the idea that one is saved by subscribing to a certain theology....ie, one must believe a certain thing cognitively for God's salvation to be effective. It highlights a view of God that is tight opposed to generous....it highlights the self...

The Holy Ghost is never a witness to itself and neither are those who have it!

I would say impossible for the unregenerate man but for the man who claims Jesus as his Saviour while justifying his sin can speak of grace till the cows come home and all it is is a clanging bell and a tinkling cymbal.

With respect JBF but I see from your reply you do not see the inconsistency in it.

Since you are pressing me Enoch, I'd say Mr Obama's policy for medical treatment accessibility for the poorer classes. I wouldn't call that nonsense.

I see no point Enoch; the grove you are in is so deep you would not see it.....your language in post #33 confirms that.

In truth, you reveal what you love!

lol...interesting how you have made 'leftist and nonsense' synonymous and 'conservative and truth' synonymous. It highlights the loss of objectivity as well as a groove well worn by a heavy wheel.