Lizbeth
Well-Known Member
I believe the point is that while the bible is not forbidden to be read, most are not reading the bible for themselves prayerfully and with the illumination of the Holy Spirit, but selectively with the carnal mind and through the slanted lenses of the teachings of their favourite teachers.You’ve made yourself abundantly clear.
You constantly repeat the same tired antitheses against virtually all of Christianity.
I asked for evidence, arguments, facts—anything to back your claims. But all you do is repeat that “almost all denominations” are false.
I asked you: which denominations aren’t false, since you said “almost all”? You didn’t answer, just told me to read the Bible.
I asked: which Christian denomination forbids you from reading the Bible? Again, no answer.
Essentially, you have one antithesis against all of Christianity.
No thesis. No positive goal.
Your only aim is to make readers doubt that true Christianity exists.
Your task is to sow doubt about the very existence of Truth, under the guise of “good intentions” and “warnings,” while undermining faith in it.
Much of the protestant evangelical church is falling away in these days sadly....led astray and deceived by false teachers.....and it is leading to being unequally yoked and linking arms with Mystery Babylon and sharing in her deadness and sins. Already happening as we speak through politics. Thus it seems as though an unsanctioned and unclean man-made temple is being rebuilt that had once been broken down with the protestant reformation. These are terrible days we are living through in Christendom, may God have mercy and yet rescue some out of it.