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  1. Matthias

    Florida... again

    * How many Floridian lives were saved? *
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    What is necessary to be a Christian?

    There are many non- / anti-trinitarian members who are allowed to post freely in the “Christians Only” forums. You’re the first one that I’m aware of who has been forcibly sent into exile in the “NonChristian” forums. Have you been speaking against that which must not be spoken against in the...
  3. Matthias

    God Commands Righteous Violence

    You mentioned some time ago in another thread that your two favorite Christian authors are C.H. Spurgeon and C.S. Lewis. Please consider these words from Lewis - “When we Christians behave badly, or fail to behave well, we are making Christianity unbelievable to the outside world.” How does...
  4. Matthias

    Pure religion

    “Christianity is both a religion (James 1:27) and a relationship (John 17:3). It is a relationship with God through Jesus Christ, and that relationship expresses itself through the beliefs, worship, obedience, and practices of the Christian faith. The problem isn’t religion. The problem is...
  5. Matthias

    God Commands Righteous Violence

    “God will punish everyone who does bad things. He will do that first to the Jews, and he will do it also to the Gentiles. There will be much trouble and pain for every person who does bad things.” (Romans 2:9, EASY)
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    The happy thread

  7. Matthias

    QUOTE for the day

    “Men will never become great in theology until they become great in suffering.” - C.H. Spurgeon
  8. Matthias

    Why did Jesus command his disciples to love their enemies?

    Thanks. What you’ve provided is an important historical (post-biblical) contribution to the discussion. Your dates for Augustine are too early. He was born in the middle of the 4th century and died early in the 5th century. His perspective on Christian participation in military service...