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"For where God built a church, there the Devil would also build a chapel." ~ Martin Luther

[Luke 9:5]

And so the spirit of the Inquisition lives on. You all seem very eager to judge. [Romans 14:10-12] All that I did was give reference to some of the scripture that Calvin used to justify his thinking. I do not support Calvin on this issue. Please review [Romans 12] and [1 Corinthians 13]...

The Westminster Confession of Faith states in chapter 2 "Of God, and of the Holy Trinity" paragraph 3 the following: Are the Biblical proofs given by the confession substantive or is this just special pleading? Is the concept of the Trinity Biblical or a product of Neo-Platonism as the...

I thought that calling something an "Abomination" was pretty clear. And the fact that God destroyed two cities (Sodom and Gomorrah) shows that "sodomy" is not to be taken lightly.

Matthew 10:34-39

"I have manifested your name to the people whom you gave me out of the world. Yours they were, and you gave them to me, and they have kept your word. Now they know that everything that you have given me is from you. For I have given them the words that you gave me, and they have received them...

Combining fasting with prayer is a good way to clear your mind and focus. I wouldn't recommend going without food for more than 48 hours as your digestive system will begin to shut down and you will find it difficult and even painful to start eating again. Always drink some liquids while fasting.

Beware, this has turned into a Proverbs 26 discussion.

Romans 7 is not a justification for sinning only a explanation for why we as believers continue to struggle with sin. Romans 8 deals with the bondage of sin being broken in Christ and our victory in Christ. But our victory is not complete until our sanctification is complete and this will not...

True. If we were entirely spiritual, we would not sin. However, as long as we are in this world, we will not be entirely spiritual. Read Romans 7

The moral argument for the existence of God was best proposed by Immanuel Kant. He argued as follows: It is rationally and morally necessary to attain the perfect good (happiness arising out of complete virtue).What we are obliged to attain, it must be possible for us to attain.Attaining the...

Why should it be banned? It's an orthodox eschatological position. Have you ever given it any consideration? BTW, I would classify myself as a Partial Preterist.

By definition, of course. ;)

Joshua David, Your poll is missing another possible option. The seven year tribulation has already taken place.