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of course! greater is He that is in me :)

when i was in southern Germany i could either not assemble with Christians at all, or i could attend mass. i attended mass.

how closely do you examine your own congregation, brother? we all argue with each other on this website day and night, yet we keep coming back. i can't speak for every catholic, but i think some of them do what they do so as not to offend - we are free, through Christ. Paul went to synagogues...

the RCC affirms the deity of Christ, that He was born of a virgin, having taken humanity on Himself, that He died as a propitation for our sin, that He rose, that He ascended, that He will return again, that He purchased for us salvation by grace through faith with His blood. the mormons and...

i want to point out that it's just as wrong to say all members of the RCC worship Mary, put tradition ahead of scripture and idolize the pope as it is to say all americans are racist, hate immigrants, reject plain truth and lie about who won the last election. just as this country is a melting...

largely for the same reasons so many are deceived by mormonisn and so many in reformed churches have so much bad doctrine and and know so little about the faith. the roman catholic church has for more than a thousand years sent out evangelists to the poor and needy, and the lds has poured...

the entire industry of 'fact-checking' exists in large part because of this pattern liar that people who claim to worship a God called "The Truth" have culticly attached themselves to. irony, anyone? i will not respond to further comments in this thread. just stop and think about it, please...

100 to 1 in un-truths, less than half a dozen called out. basic math. which one is likely to have been fact checked? the one who is pretty famous for almost never telling the truth.

still smh how 'christians' think an unrepentant constant liar somehow represents them?? but w/e. it is well known that facts will never change a cultists mind. lost cause. might as well mention hebrew or greek to a kjv-ist. lol..? it had been self evident for about ten years now that this...

btw all those talking points y'all repeating about the debate hosts fact checking Trump a couple times more than Harris in the debate? basic statistics. one guy lies 100 times, the other woman lies half a dozen times, guess who is going to get called out more often.

This is hilarious. The actual numbers? Harris's rallies average well over twice the size of Trump's. https://ash.harvard.edu/articles/the-real-numbers-tracking-crowd-sizes-at-presidential-rallies/ not that it matters at all - but since Trump, well known worldwide as being the biggest...

Paul, explaining the gospel in Romans, gives Abraham as an example, who certainly wasn't baptized, nor did he have the law of Moses, which was given hundreds of years later. and to be sure, Abraham did good works. but God counted Abraham righteous because he believed God, not because he did any...

so it's totally possible for us to fall away and up to us to try very hard not to so we can become elect, and it's impossible for the elect to fall away, because it's not up to them at all but God has chosen them?

did He create me with no attributes? depositum fidum..?

is there a difference between God and the Son?

boy howdy! wouldn't it be swell to be a super-duper Christian like.... ... well i presume like you consider yourself to be? instead of a regular old saved-by-grace believer like me?

Ephesians 2:8-9 is not making a distinction between boastful/non-boastful works, and it isn't condemning works. it's telling us God saves us, as opposed to what we 'do' saving us. our faith doesn't condemn good works at all. i don't know where anyone gets that idea. it encourages good works...

Abraham was not under the law of Moses. that came 430 years later, see Galatians 3:17-19 so Romans 4:2 is definitely not talking about Deuteronomy when he says Abraham was declared righteous by his faith, not by his works. see Romans 4:3. i think you have a lot more of Romans to read still, lol

... because the scripture literally says so, in more than one place. so when Paul tells the believers in Thessaloniki that he remembers their "work of faith" - which is the fact that they believe the gospel - he isn't talking about them having accomplished salvation through works. this is the...

yes. the people who ask Him "what works should we do" do not believe Him, see v.36 they ask Him for signs, and they ask Him for bread, and they do not understand Who He is or what He is saying, and they do not believe in Him. He tells them the work of God is that they believe in Him Whom God...