Recent content by Dino246

Either English is not your first language, or your understanding of it is at primary level. English is my first language, my understanding is at post-grad level, and I can assure you, your question does not make sense.

Your question makes no sense.

As a faithful follower of Christ you will seek fellowship with other believers and you are a member of the Church. “Membership” in a local church is a human invention but it does show your submission to elders. By the way, the word is “tenets”, not “tenants”.

Those without their own livestock or crops necessarily could not tithe according to the law. The method by which debts were settled is irrelevant to the thread topic.

I don’t see how this is a grammar issue. Perhaps you could explain.

I see no reason to provide information which you can easily obtain by reading the Bible.

Given that the command was given to ancient Israel and not to the Church, and that Christians don’t gather anywhere once a year, the command is irrelevant.

I usually avoid this topic because I think it’s a waste of time to debate it. I decided to look at the opening post… never have I encountered such an unreasoned rejection of plain Scripture. One must have an agenda beforehand to read Romans 5:18 the way the poster did. And no, I’m still not...

What if Michael Tait is a real Christian? What would that teach you about the grace and patience of God?

God knows what you really feel, and He sees the hypocrisy when we "secretly" want evil to befall our "enemies" while we pray for them. It's better to be brutally honest with the Lord about your feelings and, instead of hyprocrisy or not praying, rather invite the Lord into those hard feelings...

Methinks we've gotten a wee bit off topic. ;)

One cannot be a genuine Christian and at the same time “never a true believer”. Don’t think that by “Christian” I mean “churchgoer”. The Christian life is hard… impossible, in fact, without God’s help; however, He is generous to those who seek Him.

Many Christians misinterpret this verse. Jesus Himself is the narrow road leading to life, while the broad road to destruction is every other belief system, including “non-religious”. Sadly, the temptation to self-righteousness is common, and many Christians look at fellow believers through a...

You know what I was thinking by what I wrote, not by what you think I wrote.

There is another recent thread on this subject. I encourage you to take your question there rather than confusing this thread with an unrelated topic.