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The following quote is from a book written by a Holocaust survivor. I think it frames our ability to make choices very well.

Did your friend ever previously profess to be a Christian?

So the Apostles were wrong? Acts 5:25-29 (KJV) [25] Then came one and told them, saying, Behold, the men whom ye put in prison are standing in the temple, and teaching the people. [26] Then went the captain with the officers, and brought them without violence: for they feared the people, lest...

Because that’s about the dumbest interpretation of that verse I’ve ever seen. Your logic says to follow dictators because God must have put them in charge.

Using your logic, it would appear that you would also have us submit to the god of this world. He seems to have a great deal of authority. It was God's command that we submit ourselves to authorities. His authority is higher than any other, and therefore it is His authority that we should be...

Did this thread take a u-turn?

Don’t know about an extension for editing, but might I suggest you alter your writing style into smaller chunks (paragraphs). Some writing critics have argued for a seven line maximum length, because most modern readers balk at lengthy phrases. Bite-sized nuggets of information are easier to...

Does your criteria for works also exclude “Amen,” which means-I agree? Your view of predestination has an aura of fatalism.

In other words, your arrogance precludes you from giving an honest, straightforward answer.

Hey Jimmy, You married? Got kids? Let ask them just how sinless you are. You just don’t get it.

So, your’e saying one has to die without even one small sin that has not been repented of. I dare say , no one would be saved, if that is the case. You place too much emphasis on man, and forget the victory through .Jesus

Context, context, context. Dangling verses are similar to them darn dangling participles.

So, your’e saying someone can kill someone else, and be forgiven, but they themselves do something dumb and die—and they go straight to Hell?

How many righteous people in a land does it take to avoid God”s punishment?

Maybe you can convince someone else. Your exegesis is lacking in my view.

I’m an old man (72) who has studied many years to reach a few conclusions. This particular subject doesn’t affect our salvation, so whether you or I are wrong, is inconsequential in the end.

Your viewing prophesy in the short term, not its ultimate fulfillment.

Bologna. Many passages in Scripture support the fact that Israel will possess the Promised Land forever. For example, God spoke to Isaac in Genesis 26:3, saying, “Stay in this land for a while, and I will be with you and will bless you. For to you and your descendants I will give all these...

I have a fair amount of patience, but this one refuses to engage in any meaningful way. He is the first one I’ve ever placed on ignore.

Who is we? If you were to identify a group or list your beliefs, it might add clarity to your muddy premise. Are you ashamed or too timid to plainly say what you believe?