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We can be bored and entertain ourselves from time to time. Don't listen to these young whipper-snappers.

You would be surprised... But most also believe the book of Isaiah and many others were penned solely by the people that bear the books' names...

Worship of an inanimate object because it is considered to be inhabited by a spirit (Logos) is called what? Anybody? Fetishism. It's one of the many forms of idolatry. Anyone learn that in theological seminary? Let's not confuse the word "worship" with the act of lying prostrate or dancing...

Three beings. One spirit. This is not trinitarian doctrine though it's what most people claim it to be. Trinitarianism claims that they all have the same attributes such as omnipotence and omnipresense, which, scripture shows is not the case. Trinitarianism has more in common with the...

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It's Chaldean in origin---they were the original worshipers of angels and saints. Some parts of the book are certainly quoted in scripture contrary to what another poster had said (and this is proven by archeological discovery) but certainly tread lightly as the figurative language will expose...

I agree with you. Though group-think doesn't determine the accuracy of any matter during any time, but it certainly does determine how the commonly perceived notions are defined and applied in any sort of organization (which is no measure of accuracy). Nice chat.

Paradigm: a pattern or model of something Dispensation: a system of order especially as existing at a particular time Zeitgeist: the defining spirit or mood of a particular period of history as shown by the ideas and beliefs of the time. The terms are certainly related but thanks for the...

God has traditionally turned our collective complete and total failure into His victory and there is absolutely no reason to think we are in some kind of "new paradigm" today in which all of a sudden we are different now and worthy of respect in the understanding of spiritual matters. We...

The Body of Christ transcends all denominational boundaries and the best practice for us individually is to realize that we are not the judge of another man's servant. Each of us, individually, shall stand before the one we call our Lord. The principles by which you judge your brother are...

Prophecy serves as a sign and a wonder. To declare the end from the beginning in order to give glory to God for His own pleasure and purpose... Let me put this into perspective: The last time accurate, high-profile predictions were made using the books of Daniel and Revelation were from the...

The Movable Tabernacle, the Temple, the implements, the rites, rituals, holy days, and other observances are inspired and prophetic in nature and represent supernatural principles. Many of the rites and rituals are highly "mysterious" as they are not really explained in scripture. I don't...

Michael is the "Guardian" angel or "Watcher" of Israel. He/It is similar in 'essence' to the Body of Christ and the "one flesh" that represents the Institution of Marriage. It is a corporate body. A Nation. Yes, these 'things' can appear in visions. Michael 'fought' over the spirit of...

"rightly divide", "cut"---where do you think this weighing, dividing, or cutting takes place? It starts with an "H" and ends with an "eaven".

"Heaven" generally isn't some place that anyone can physically "go". "Paradise" is not "heaven", though this is where the common mix-up lies. First, it's important to understand how Christ Himself used the term, it generally goes: "and the Kingdom of God shall be like unto..." or "The Kingdom...

Good correction. Technically, can't be deceived about something if you're not even aware of it. But God's people can certainly walk in the darkness and be 'unaware' of things... I can back that up if needed =P

I find it ludicrous that an institution which came into existence by the workings of sorcery and idolatry: by a corporate charter (a magical piece of paper), authorized to exist by Ministers of the State (human representatives of non-human authorites), and typically named after a dead person...

What you think about it doesn't matter. What matters is tempting others to offense. At the time, the Ark was not a deified object. It did not represent, to them, some mystical principle (an image of some thing in heaven) or some earthly creature (an image of some earthly thing). A crucifix...

Cool. I'll let you know if I find any duelist fundies then.

Did you really just argue that "aversion to man-made beliefs and institutions is a man-made tradition?" That doesn't make any sense. I think you're using your apologetics jargon incorrectly. Here it is, in simple terms: 1) Spirit is defined as an attitude or principle that inspires...