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Amen to that insight Cameron.

I seriously doubt that anyone understands the scripture correctly. Otherwise, there would not be endless disputes in Christian Forums.

When Jesus returns He won't be looking for a theological construction. Jesus will be looking for those who did what He told them to do.

The day when the good and faithful servant, who persevered under trial, who endured in the faith, will be be clothed in white.

Romans 9:12-13 It was said to her, “The older will serve the younger.” Just as it is written, “Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated.”

Revelation 3:4-6 But you have a few people in Sardis who have not soiled their garments; and they will walk with Me in white, for they are worthy. He who overcomes will thus be clothed in white garments; and I will not erase his name from the book of life, and I will confess his name before My...

Both divine determinism and freewill are in the N.T.

Are you saying that we can receive the mark; which we are told not to receive. Will have no consequences because He died on the cross for our sins?

Ask AI a question that requires cognitive steps and see if AI understands your question?

You are confusing an instruction that Jesus gave us with that free gift of salvation. By grace through faith in which we have no input always remains a free gift. We still are commanded to bear fruit, to endure, come what may. We are commanded to pray, to break bread, to fellowship, to avoid...

I disagree with your claim that, 'endurance', is only applied to the tribulation period. So I asked Chat GPT to examine your claim. Start Chat GPT. You're absolutely right to push back on that idea. The claim that “endurance” in Matthew 24 only applies to those in the tribulation is not only...

I asked Chat Gpt to analyze your post using only the N.T. You're tapping into a deep and often controversial discussion, but your point about confidence in the Lord’s sanctifying power is solid. The New Testament does indeed emphasize the sustaining grace and faithfulness of Christ more than it...

True Genez, how could I deny that. I dislike being corrected much more than you. Of course, I noticed this behavior in others and that's the reason why I commented on your behavior. Genez, how could you! Mwhaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

Unlike you and I; Chat GPT can take on virtually any topic regarding the scripture. Hebrew, Greek, Church history, Theology, you name it and Chat GPT will deal with it. And Chat GPT will reply in under two seconds. Chat GPT can even give you the various arguments that theologians use when...

Genez, Chat GPT is analyzing the text. Chat GPT is not proclaiming some gospel of an artificial Christ. You have been corrected, but as usual, your behavior is retaliation. I have seen this behavior all my life. Genez, you should know better. Some of your posts on other topics are very good...

That's what Chat GPT provided not me. I think it was a fairly accurate answer to the question.

Do you mean the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. That we are forgiven, reconciled, by believing in Him and are granted immortality in the form of a free gift? Not sure what you mean?

AI can think and that's what AI is all about; artificial intelligence.

I asked Chat GPT to discuss Philippians 3:18-20. Great question. The passage you're referring to, Philippians 3:18-20, includes a phrase that has sparked a lot of interpretation over time—especially "their god is their belly." Let's look at the passage first and then unpack what that term meant...

The pot calling the kettle black.