OK, second worst.
It's openly taught here by some that one's behavior has no bearing on one's salvation. To them salvation is an issue of one's nature and is irrespective of any measure of obedience (as reflected in behavior).
See? This is more of the same legalismThat happens daily, I think people on here just look to argue their doctrines so they are looking at what is said in that context. skewing things. the Bible does absolutely teach baptism for the remission of sins. the issue is "the g.o.g." that's the problem with how its taught. basically people look for the least possible commitment because "just believe" is easy. True belief is what a person does. The simplest thing is to Just Get baptized Like Jesus said to do. once Jesus said it, nothing else later, no weird logic or idea changes it. to fulfill all righteousness, baptism is taught By the gospels. getting water baptized is simply obeying What The Lord said to do. and it is absolutely the right thing. you I have noticed a lot of you comments and things since I been on here, and am honored to be your brother, because you belong to the same Lord as I. God bless you
I'm a little tired of the false accusations. I know how to deal with abusive people. I'm a bully's worst nightmare.
See? This is more of the same legalism
and absolutism that is the problem.
If you want to get water-baptised in order to secure your salvation, go ahead, no one is telling you not to.
But when you insist on your interpretation of water-baptism and impose it as a MUST on others, implying or stating that others are not saved unless/until they get dunked is just wrong.
You have no right to impose your absolutes on other ppl and make a weaker person doubt their salvation if they don't do things your way.
We are saved by grace through faith. Faith comes by hearing, hearing by the Word of God. If you want to get water-baptised after, good, but it's not a requirement for salvation.
And if someone falsely accuses me and others of believing in lawlessness, which hrftd has done, I will call them the liar that they are.
Why should that offend you? Should we not stand for the truth?
Beware of the "straw-man!"
A straw-man approach, or argument, is a tactic often described as a logical fallacy. It is the practice of presenting a simplified and often inaccurate summary of an opponent's views, then attacking that summary and concluding that you have thereby won the argument.
The problem with it is that the presenter usually does not accurately represent the opponent's views, so what he is attacking is actually a "straw-man", not the actual thing itself.
In the grace vs works arena.....here is an example of the above "straw-man" technique in action.
...people against the grace of our Lord Jesus talked about here will say.."..the gospel of grace believers say "you don't have to obey Christ" and you can do whatever sin you want!" ( this is their straw-man )
Everyone knows that true Christians obey Christ....everyone knows that sinning is wrong and will destroy us....which is why Jesus came to save us from. ( This is their attack on the straw-man )
Thus the "straw-man" is killed off and so their original premise shows the validity of their argument. This is not even remotely the truth.
All real believers in grace say we do in fact obey Christ and that obedience is sourced from the new life that is in our new creation that is in Christ nor is it ok to sin all you want because true grace teaches us how to live godly in this present world. (Titus 2:11-12)
It doesn't matter how many times we say that grace does not mean to NOT obey Christ nor is it a licence to sin. It is just what some people hear or sometimes deliberately say that is what is being said.
What is happening is that people are "hearing" something else other then what is actually being said by believers in the grace of Jesus as outlined in the word of God or they don't like it because that is not what they were taught in their church or religious upbringing.
1●JESUS is. Not your rules and legalistic spin on His Word.1●Lol. Jesus is every Christians absolute, if ur offended go elsewhere. I realized last night that if someone rejects the gospel, I have the right to shake the dust off and have no bond to them. 2●I'm Part of the Christian family who believes Jesus words and actually does what He says to do. I don't just think the bibles true. I actually accept the gospel of Jesus Christ. so yeah, 3●since you feel that way. lets part yokes and ways.
1●JESUS is. Not your rules and legalistic spin on His Word.
2●All of it? Willing to bet on that? Bet you come up short.
And are you implying that others who don't do what you do
are not part of the christian family? If so, pretty arrogant, eh?
3●Since I feel WHAT way?
I am yoked to the Lord Jesus Christ.![]()
Here again is what people that believe in the gospel of the grace of Christ alone for salvation believe when it comes to behavior so that there is no false accusations being said that are not true...behavior does matter.,..and no one says NOT to obey Christ....
Jesus is grace and truth - it's all to do with what Christ has done for us and we are to walk that out by His life inside of us flowing in and through us because of His finished work alone.
[video=youtube;yPFZv08ZCoY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPFZv08ZCoY[/video]
See? This is more of the same legalism
and absolutism that is the problem.
If you want to get water-baptised in order to secure your salvation, go ahead, no one is telling you not to.
But when you insist on your interpretation of water-baptism and impose it as a MUST on others, implying or stating that others are not saved unless/until they get dunked is just wrong.
You have no right to impose your absolutes on other ppl and make a weaker person doubt their salvation if they don't do things your way.
We are saved by grace through faith. Faith comes by hearing, hearing by the Word of God. If you want to get water-baptised after, good, but it's not a requirement for salvation.
And if someone falsely accuses me and others of believing in lawlessness, which hrftd has done, I will call them the liar that they are.
Why should that offend you? Should we not stand for the truth?
You are a false accuser of the brethren.#2. What's your point? Is that how you justify your own disobedience?
Beware of the "straw-man!"
A straw-man approach, or argument, is a tactic often described as a logical fallacy. It is the practice of presenting a simplified and often inaccurate summary of an opponent's views, then attacking that summary and concluding that you have thereby won the argument.
The problem with it is that the presenter usually does not accurately represent the opponent's views, so what he is attacking is actually a "straw-man", not the actual thing itself.
In the grace vs works arena.....here is an example of the above "straw-man" technique in action.
...people against the grace of our Lord Jesus talked about here will say.."..the gospel of grace believers say "you don't have to obey Christ" and you can do whatever sin you want!" ( this is their straw-man )
Everyone knows that true Christians obey Christ....everyone knows that sinning is wrong and will destroy us....which is why Jesus came to save us from. ( This is their attack on the straw-man )
Thus the "straw-man" is killed off and so their original premise shows the validity of their argument. This is not even remotely the truth.
All real believers in grace say we do in fact obey Christ and that obedience is sourced from the new life that is in our new creation that is in Christ nor is it ok to sin all you want because true grace teaches us how to live godly in this present world. (Titus 2:11-12)
It doesn't matter how many times we say that grace does not mean to NOT obey Christ nor is it a licence to sin. It is just what some people hear or sometimes deliberately say that is what is being said.
What is happening is that people are "hearing" something else other then what is actually being said by believers in the grace of Jesus as outlined in the word of God or they don't like it because that is not what they were taught in their church or religious upbringing.
You are a false accuser of the brethren.
You have called me, and other believers in Jesus, lawless.
What disobedience are you accusing me of?
You better provide proof of that before I call you a liar.
WE are saved by GOD by means of grace through faith. The lawless grace gospel has turned grace into law, which in essence says that there are no commandments. It replaces GOD with grace, and grace alone saves. GOD's will (law) cannot interfere. That is why followers of this gospel can say that Jesus' commandments don't have to be followed. Grace preempts GOD's will.
What do you mean, 'the grace I follow'?I didn't accuse you of anything. I asked you a question.
I don't think that I've called anybody lawless (and I know I haven't called you that), but I have said that some people follow and believe in a lawless grace. That's my opinion. If it's not right, show me how the grace you follow isn't lawless.
I didn't accuse you of anything. I asked you a question.
I don't think that I've called anybody lawless (and I know I haven't called you that), but I have said that some people follow and believe in a lawless grace. That's my opinion. If it's not right, show me how the grace you follow isn't lawless.