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Pancakes but you ain't got any syrup. What are you using instead?

* Clerks approaching me to ask if I’m finding what I’m looking for. *

In context, Paul is speaking about Nero and his pagan government. Paul makes a distinction between the followers of Jesus and the non-Christian government. Christians, according to Paul, don’t use the weapons of the world. Jesus is speaking through Paul.

“A billion percent guarantee“ - the video (see post #3) has been taken down - not the prophet’s fault that it didn’t happen!

“A Bible in your hand does not prove Christ is in your heart. Fruit matters.” - Rich Bitterman

Yes. So, we aren’t disagreeing with him or her, we’re disagreeing with God. We wouldn’t want to disagree with God, would we? Of course not. Where do we send the check? Yes. Paul gives us instructions regarding what we must do to evaluate the teaching. Yes. On behalf of God, no less. It...

No, I wouldn’t. There is a difference between a person reading a passage of scripture and stating an understanding and a person who says God personally told or showed them something. Both can be right and both can be wrong. These people that I’ve been watching for a year are deceived and...

All false prophets do.

If I were you, I’d do the laundry. They’re lying.

The pastor is right: Christianity is the religion of peace. The Crusades present an argument against the pastor and the religion of peace. Defend the truth, not the Crusades.

“The natural counterpart of the Christian disapproval of war was the conception of peace as being of the very stuff and substance of the Christian life.” (C. John Cadoux, The Early Christian Attitude To War, p. 58) That attitude is not on display in the Crusades.