brightmorningstar
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Aspen2,
The point I am making is it doesn’t matter how lovingly one may tell non-believers about the gospel, even whilst serving them, some reject it because of repentance. Of course others are convicted, praise God.
I never said we were called to love others just so we can tell them about the gospel. And that is faulty thinking as well as the gospel is to tell them about the gospel whilst demonstrating it at the same time.We are not called to love others just so that we can tell them about the gospel. We are called to love all people, regardless, because that is what we were created to do. God wants all people to be saved, but His love is not conditional
The point I am making is it doesn’t matter how lovingly one may tell non-believers about the gospel, even whilst serving them, some reject it because of repentance. Of course others are convicted, praise God.
No, I asked you a question, first answer my question please. How can we be worthless if Christ loved us so much to die for us? And surely we must be wretched for that to happen, after all Christ said without Him we can do nothing, without Him we perish, like branches cut off and burned in the fire. As to how often are we supposed to feel it, I guess once we know Christ we dont feel it because we know Christ, all we do is know that without Christ we are.How often are we supposed to be feeling wretched?
Well so have I.Well, I have been to a lot of churches and spoken with a lot of people.
Nope, for the man’s lust the man would be responsible, the woman would be responsible for seducing as a prostitute.for the man's lust?
Ok I would. The solution is to educate people so that they no longer think abortion by choice is ok, we agree there, but the why not vote against it. Would you vote against ethnic cleansing? If its killing, its killing.Actually, I would not vote against abortion –
Ok so if you say you wouldn’t vote against pro-choice abortion then you must consider such killing of unborn children not harmful to society. How come? Its pretty harmful to the child.which does not affect me or harm society.
I think it is totally unreasonable.I think this is a reasonable statement.
Yep. I don’t do lies. Killing is killing whether the adult does it or the child. Its still killing the unborn child whether you try and pin your objection on whether you happen to disagree with other peoples belief in God.It seems as if you advocate for passing laws that restrict behavior of other adult citizens that goes against your understanding of God's laws.
Makes theocracy sound preferable.IMO, this is unreasonable in a country that is not a theocracy.
So you are wrong.So what?
What human rights were you thinking of if not the UN or the European ones?Since when do you recognize the UN?
I recognise what the UN Humans righst acts says as shown you, as you were unaware I hardly think you are in a position to be asking me whether I go by it, first you get to understand it.If they did, would you recognize it?
And its against the UN declaration of Human Rights, which is a fact whether you like it or not. And if you cant be bothered with the UN declaration of Human Rights why should anyone else be bothered with your 6 state’s laws?The fact is, the US is a sovereign nation and when the citizens vote to allow homosexuals to get married, like they have done in 6 states, it becomes the 'right' of all homosexuals living in those states to be married. You may not like it, but it is a fact.
the definition of marriage.Definition of what?
I didnt say it did or didnt, I pointed out that your definition was at odds with 1 Cor 6, your definition being like non-believers definitions of it. But in UK law and the law of most US States, there is no such legal thing as ‘homosexual marriage’None of 1 Cor 6 applies to nonbelievers
Sorry, there is no such thing as ‘homosexual marriage’ to believer, only to non-believers.so how does it apply to the legalization of homosexual marriage?
The Pharisees disputed what Jesus said, and 1 Cor 6 is what was received from Jesus, so what you previously said is a contradiction.Actually, the Pharisees tried to trap Jesus using the law. Jesus corrected them with the spirit of the law. The point is that the law is dead without understanding how to apply it - people are supposed to be controlled by the law or the Bible - the Bible is supposed to point people to God. Legislation of the Bible, specifically including nonbelievers is forcing people to comply with the law without pointing them to God.