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Grace is undeserved divine favor. It is God’s mercy to sinners. Romans 5:8 But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 3:24 Yet God, in his grace, freely makes us right in his sight. He did this through Christ Jesus when he freed...

Pilate asked this question while standing next to Jesus, who said He was the way, the truth, and the life!

Got Questions: Jesus said, “Truly I say to you, this generation will not pass away until all these things take place.” The things that Jesus had been speaking of—the rise of the Antichrist, the desolation of the Holy Place, and the darkening of the sun—did not happen during the lifespan of...

Only certain scriptures are confusing to some people. Scriptures are in general so simple a child can understand them, but so deep scholars can discuss them endlessly. It is a good practice to ponder the clear scriptures and examine how consistently we apply them in our lives.

The Aramaic word that is used in the Aramaic Bible for generation is sharbatha. Sharbatha (also spelled sharbta or sharbtha, ܫربܬܐ) literally means a race, tribe, family, nation — and on rare occasions, it can be used for generation. In other words, the most common usage of the Aramaic word...

Most of the teachings of Jesus are very clear, simple, and understandable. 1. Do not worry about anything. Matthew 6:25-34 2. Be kind, not vindictive, to your enemies. Matthew 5:43-45 3. Do unto others what you would want them to do unto you. Matt 7:12 4. Love God more than anything else...

One should never refer to Calvinist TULIP teachings as the “Doctrines of Grace”. The TULIP teachings are the Doctrines of Limited Grace.

You persist in twisting his words, over and over again. Go back and read what @Genez said. No mention of agreeing or disagreeing.

The account in Genesis repeatedly emphasizes that it was men, not fallen angels or human-angel hybrids. If fallen angels were causing all this trouble, why does God only refer to men? Why doesn’t God say His spirit will not always strive with the sons of God/fallen angels? Genesis 6 1 And...

Your dragon and unicorn occultism approves of the death penalty for persons holding non-Calvinist theological opinions? You said Calvin advocating for the execution of his theological opponents was merely Calvin upholding civil law. John Calvin was an arrogant, domineering, vindictive man...

You thereby exalt a murderous man’s theology above the Bible. The only thing that is the gospel is Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. To claim any man-made theology “is the gospel” is idolizing an imperfect system.

Says the person displaying non-Christian dragon and unicorn occultism symbols. Esotericists know that the unicorn is not a Christian symbol, but an alchemical one, hence its appearance in indices of "magical" creatures. In occult lore, the unicorn's singular horn is a projection of the Third...

Many individuals in the Bible were not “totally depraved”. They were not perfect, but they did righteous deeds. Abel, Lot, Job, Enoch, Abraham, Noah, David, Hezekiah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Moses, Ezekiel, Amos, Joseph Of Arimathea, Cornelius, Simeon, etc.

Your dragon and unicorn occultism results in bizarre beliefs, like how it is ethical to kill theological opponents, as is also done in Islamic countries. You endorse the death penalty for those who disagree with you. Thus, you do not know Jesus Christ.

Thank you affirming publicly that you agree with laws that say theological opponents must be executed. God supports the death penalty for holding doctrinal opinions? Your dragon and unicorn occult religion is nothing like what is found in the New Testament,

What a sweetheart! John Calvin preferred beheading his theological opponents, instead of burning them at the stake. But regardless of method, killer Calvin wanted them to be executed.

John Calvin is different from them. Calvin never repented. Calvin developed a heretical theology.

Here are the scriptures that debunk the heresy of TULIP. T - Total Depravity Calvinism teaches that man is so fallen that he cannot respond to God unless first regenerated. The Bible certainly teaches that man is sinful, but Jesus continually treated people as capable of responding to God's...