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I see the union of church and state within the papal paradigm as an enemy to freedom of all people.

Basically Jesuit education is based upon the premise of global dominion, and educating society to accept globalism. Europe and US are the people targets. And it's working. What do you know of Jesuit history? Did u you know that the church banned the Jesuit society in the 1700s? Then the...

And you don't?

What you do not realise, and what Catholics here are afraid to admit, is that those "certain Catholics who 'sinned' (which in the case of some that word sin would be a euphemism surely) is that those crusades and inquisitions and persecutions and genocide were not the work of two or three...

The government cast out all religion, both Catholic and Protestant. Atheism became official, with a prostitute paraded down the street, brought into the legislative assembly, and worshipped there as the goddess of reason. While governments allow freedom and liberty of conscience, God will allow...

Now that is an interesting statement. I think it's worth dissecting a little. Your amusement at the situation aside, the inference that your opinion ought to be acknowledged on the grounds of a superior education is noted. That the beliefs of the Cathars and Albigenses were heresy because your...

Huh? Then explain why Jesus warned the church to pray that it would not be Sabbath when Jerusalem was under siege. Seriously? I'm just writing posts here. I can't even force you to read them let alone practice them. Keep what? What Sabbath commands? Be specific... And be mindful that if you...

Great news that ANTI FA are now officially recognised as domestic terrorists. Hopefully the universities and socialist/communist professors and weak administration's that have stood aside allowing this to anarchy to grow in their midst will be brought out into the open and trampled underfoot...

The problems of hate and bigotry are not in the system... They are rooted in the hearts of men.

That makes me incredibly sad, but I think you have expressed what many are likely thinking, but afraid to admit. Yes, if the holy Spirit has been grieved away from a nation, it even the individual, this allows the enemy more control, more leeway, more freedom to carry out his vindictive hatred...

Exactly... I'm wondering if the next test comes without internet or power. At least with this test people had communications and hope that it would be over eventually. But I expect times will come when all hope seems futile... Then we need Jesus... All the time... Depending on Him for anything.

Those riots are no longer about George Floyd. And not so sure it's about race either. Just seems to me a hell of a lot of criminals and agenda driven anarchists bent on having a good time.

Not until we are under the tree of life beside those living Waters before the throne.

It will never cease to amaze me that there are Christians so determined to deny the power God, and resort to any lengths to do so, even to the point of denying that power working in others. It is exactly the same as the Pharisees accusing Jesus of having a demon.

Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. Psalm 33:6 By the word of the LORD were the heavens made; and all thehost of them by the breath of his mouth…… ….9 For he spake, and it was done; he commanded, and it stood fast. Isaiah 40:26 Lift up your eyes on high, and...

Your continuing condemnation of those who obey God's commandments is the work of the devil. When we speak of faith, there is a distinction that should be borne in mind. There is a kind of belief that is wholly distinct from faith. The existence and power of God, the truth of His word, are facts...

But does not a sizable portion of chapter 7 reveal a man walking in the flesh unable to find the power to obey? For example, verses 14-16? He is saying he is carnal. Did you not say elsewhere there is no such thing as a carnal Christian?

I love that Psalm. Yet there are many who would claim it applies only to the Jews... It's old covenant etc etc etc.

Paul in this passage of scripture I believe is describing his life as an unsaved individual... Until verse 25. Until then he was a wretched man, enslaved by the flesh and unable to obey the law. After salvation however, everything changes. While the flesh is still there, Paul now has power...

Yet if you would dare suggest that saved men do delight in and serve the law of God, you would be cast out as a legalist.