When a prophecy is given, or God speaks to the church. We are supposed to test that word, with the bible right?
Do any of you know how to do this thing?
The church is filled with false doctrines that go around.
When a prophecy is given, or God speaks to the church. We are supposed to test that word, with the bible right?
Do any of you know how to do this thing?
The church is filled with false doctrines that go around.
Almost 8 billion souls are currently alive on this planet and yet a small group gains God's focused attention? Time to check yourself before you wreck yourself.
Just as light overcomes darkness. Love overcame evil and death is corrected in new life given us in our souls to live forever with Father and Son once anyone is in belief and will not deny God. one, anyone that stands no matter what troubles come at them, willl see through the veil too, thank you Father and Son as Won (One)
When a prophecy is given, or God speaks to the church. We are supposed to test that word, with the bible right?
Do any of you know how to do this thing?
The church is filled with false doctrines that go around.
OK, well hear this one. You know how to talk about more than one topic in one thread at same time right? We used to do this thing on IRC chat when it was new, and still worked. Yeah, it's gone now, don't even work. For that matter I would never use IRC anyway.
but I want to include in this thread this right here.
percent of christians who are fake
I put that key into google, and AI responded.
It's difficult to determine the percentage of Christians who are "fake" because not all Christians share the same beliefs, and there is no clear definition of what it means to be a "fake" Christian. However, some studies have found that not all Christians who identify as Christian have a biblical worldview.
Explanation
- According to a 2021 study, 74% of people who identify as Moralistic Therapeutic Deism (MTD) consider themselves to be Christian, but only 16% qualify as born-again.
- The study also found that the beliefs of most people who identify as MTD conflict with basic biblical teaching.
- According to a 2023 study, 68% of Americans consider themselves to be Christians, but only 6% have a biblical worldview.
- According to Pew Research, Christianity loses more people than it gains from religious conversion.
A third topic to talk about at same time.
Now according to government statistics. 60% of christian marriages have cheating, by the time the couple are 30 years old. 50% of them, end in divorce.
The government also said, it's the same for all religions. 50%-60%.
And I just want everyone to know something I learned, people who meet online such as online dating sites, are 50% more likely to cheat.
I not only have paranoia, but I live in the ghetto and have seen some things in my life. Then I learn this stuff here.
It's difficult to determine the percentage of Christians who are "fake" because not all Christians share the same beliefs, and there is no clear definition of what it means to be a "fake" Christian. However, some studies have found that not all Christians who identify as Christian have a biblical worldview.
Me included, I have to check myself often. Still messing up.
Darkness flees from the light.
I see that few people have attempted to answer your question. Yes, we are supposed to test “prophecy” with Scripture. You may do that by considering these things:When a prophecy is given, or God speaks to the church. We are supposed to test that word, with the bible right?
Do any of you know how to do this thing?
The church is filled with false doctrines that go around.
OK, well hear this one. You know how to talk about more than one topic in one thread at same time right? We used to do this thing on IRC chat when it was new, and still worked. Yeah, it's gone now, don't even work. For that matter I would never use IRC anyway.
but I want to include in this thread this right here.
percent of christians who are fake
I put that key into google, and AI responded.
It's difficult to determine the percentage of Christians who are "fake" because not all Christians share the same beliefs, and there is no clear definition of what it means to be a "fake" Christian. However, some studies have found that not all Christians who identify as Christian have a biblical worldview.
Explanation
- According to a 2021 study, 74% of people who identify as Moralistic Therapeutic Deism (MTD) consider themselves to be Christian, but only 16% qualify as born-again.
- The study also found that the beliefs of most people who identify as MTD conflict with basic biblical teaching.
- According to a 2023 study, 68% of Americans consider themselves to be Christians, but only 6% have a biblical worldview.
- According to Pew Research, Christianity loses more people than it gains from religious conversion.
A third topic to talk about at same time.
Now according to government statistics. 60% of christian marriages have cheating, by the time the couple are 30 years old. 50% of them, end in divorce.
The government also said, it's the same for all religions. 50%-60%.
And I just want everyone to know something I learned, people who meet online such as online dating sites, are 50% more likely to cheat.
I not only have paranoia, but I live in the ghetto and have seen some things in my life. Then I learn this stuff here.
Me included, I have to check myself often. Still messing up
When a prophecy is given, God speaks to the church. We are supposed to test that word, with the bible right?
Do any of you know how to do this thing?
The church is filled with false doctrines that go around.
God definitely does still speak, but to individuals and limited groups, not to “everyone”. His will for “everyone” is revealed in the Bible.