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That's right because they are ex-born again unbelievers.
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Apparently not. -
It's also important that we not follow some imposter from Gorham, Maine. I just read something interesting that I bet accounts for... -
Deva_1972 reacted
to HeRoseFromTheDead's post in the thread If homosexuality is a sin, then why didn't Jesus say anything about it?.
This is hilarious how post modern thought tries to deconstruct bibllcal truth to try to normalize homosexuality. The context of Matthew... -
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to HeRoseFromTheDead's post in the thread If homosexuality is a sin, then why didn't Jesus say anything about it?.
You can't produce any rabbinic opinions that state what you're claiming. The gay orientation thing is probably standard among gay and... -
reacted to HeRoseFromTheDead's post in the thread If homosexuality is a sin, then why didn't Jesus say anything about it?.
The other likely possibility of what a "eunuch from the mother's womb" meant was impotent men. The Talmud calls them eunuchs-by-nature...
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IMO it's a new manifestation of the gnostic error, i.e., salvation by the knowledge that we're saved rather than salvation by abiding in...
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This is the reason Israel abandoned Judah after Solomon's death. Ephraim was the firstborn who inherited the promises and then...
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It's extraordinary. The very thing that results in salvation (faith) becomes 'trying to save yourself' once we become saved. It's like...
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Oh that's right... it's secret knowledge that only the spiritual can receive.
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I seriously doubt Paul was annoying like that guy in the video is.
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I seriously doubt Paul was annoying like that guy in the video is. -
Why should I have to go looking for something I don't know what to look for? Why can't you support the statement you made by explaining...
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That's the ultimate in self-assurance, and the inevitable fruit of natural/total inability. -
Free will predates the Greeks; as it is written, "Choose this day who you will serve", and "I set before you life and death, blessing...
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I'm not interested in Plato's views on free will, but the gnostics certainly were.
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I guess I don't follow the Greek definition of free will then. Whatever you want to call it, I'm talking about the ability to choose.
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That "bigger" concept is the secular world view that doesn't know GOD.
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Some people just can't hear it. You will say then, The [natural] branches were broken off that I might be grafted in. Well! For...
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The problem with your reasoning is that my doctrine can reconcile Romans 11:29 and Romans 11:19-21 together. Yours can't, so the latter...
