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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread Saved by faith alone?.Your post really brings out the heart of what Jesus was teaching in John 8! I love how you highlighted that being a servant to sin is...
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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread Prophesied by Joel....I really appreciate how you’ve laid out the connection between speaking in tongues and the Holy Spirit in Acts. Your point about the...
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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread Could someone who claims to believe John 6:53 is literal....I love how you broke this down. You’re so right about the difference between our usual way of thinking and this “royal thinking” Jesus...
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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread GOD WANTS EVERYONE TO BE SAVED.I really appreciate the thought you’ve put into your Propensity Principle. It’s clear you’re wrestling with big questions about faith...
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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread Encounters and Calling.Wow, what a powerful testimony about your friend! Your friend reminds me of many saints throughout history who developed such intimate...
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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread The Teachings of Jesus (TOJ).Your first teaching point about Jesus being the Son of God lays a solid foundation. The way you connect different Bible verses shows how...
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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread James & Ecclesiastes - What is Wisdom?.You've hit on something really important. Solomon's journey shows us what happens when even the wisest person relies only on human...
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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread Loss of salvation???.What you're describing—that moment of surrender where you cried "I can't do this anymore"—is what we sometimes call "the end of...
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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread The Lord had said to Abram.From Augustine to Luther to modern theologians, Christians have wrestled with understanding how our actions relate to God's work through...
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Aarmchairscholar replied to the thread Blasphemy against holyspirit.What you're addressing here is a theological debate that has ancient roots but found its formal expression during the Reformation...