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Faith also comes as a direct, supernatural gift from God that he gives through his Holy Spirit to his people. One is born again by both... -
Faith also comes as a direct, supernatural gift from God that he gives through his Holy Spirit to his people. One is born again by both... -
RTalk about missing the elephant in the room! Jesus rightly criticized many who followed him because their motives were all wrong. They...
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Everything I alluded to is in John 6. I thought you would at least understand that.
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See Jn 6:37.
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Explain to me, then, how Jesus can lose THINGS? Are THINGS like sheep who can fall away or stray? And how are THINGS raised up on the...
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Don't you know "whoever" is a mistake? The text should read WHATEVER comes to me... :rolleyes:
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RDon't you know "whoever" is a mistake? The text should read WHATEVER comes to me... :rolleyes:
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Thanks for your response. As far "all" and other "universal" terms, I have posted quite a bit on those terms to show that they are used...
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POh...so the Fall escaped God's omniscience? The Fall of mankind happened in a vacuum? I guess God isn't in control of his creation...
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Again, Mat 11:28 is not an invitation to things; it's an invitation to people, as you have already conceded. Jesus doesn't give...
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So saith you! Your problem is that your finite self thinks it can understand and infinite God exhaustively. You have forgotten that... -
REternity transcends time; after all, the latter is merely a creation. In God's world there IS only NOW. There is no past or future...
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I never claimed to know the mind of God exhaustively. That's a lie. Christ is already ruling the nations, through the Gospel, with the...
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Man, as a free moral agent (not to be confused with the myth of "freewill") certainly makes choices. All moral agents, like their...
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LOr choice can also be what book in my library should I read today to feed my spirit.
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RAnd it doesn't appear that the Father gave his Son any goats, which I find more than a little odd if Jesus died for all the sheep and...
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LBut the fact that "we freely choose to obey Him" speaks to choices we actually make because we were made willingly in the day of God's...
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It wouldn't be "normative" within a deistic construct; but I don't see why it wouldn't be in a theistic framework.
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RAnd precisely how do those in bondage to the world, the flesh and devil "enter into Christ by grace through faith"? How can it be said...
