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    I'm shattered sha-doobie.

    Some of my favorite monster movies as a child. "War Of The Gargantua's" better translated, "War of the Frankensteins" (Trailer) Jason & The Argonauts (1963 Trailer) Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959) (Trailer) Wolfman (Trailer) The Old Dark house (Trailer) King Kong, Godzilla...
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    Are todays reformers 'Sola Scriptura' or 'Sola Systema'?

    In my opinion, the reformation became stagnant soon after it's inception, and a lot of error still remained. The reformation was never meant to stop reforming. To quote Banner of Truth...Writer I. John Hesselink ... "It is rather audacious to claim that we are reformed. It can also be...
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    When a church in your neighborhood sports a rainbow out front.

    These churches are liberal political churches pretending to be Christin churches and they are everywhere now. I have one right down the street from me. They have a digital billboard that clearly is advertising the gay agenda by color. Make the people of your neighborhood know that these are not...
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    Is A.I. racist?

    I asked A.I these questions, and got two different answers. Would a black Christian sub forum be racist? Would a brown Christian sub forum be racist? Would a white Christian sub forum be racist? Here's the replies. Question: Would a black Christian sub forum be racist? A.I. Answer: No, a...
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    Your autism could be an asset.

    Your autism could be an asset in helping to see Biblical context and understanding Scripture over all. Of course, this is all tempered with the fact that these things are spiritually discerned and everything that goes with that. I've never been tested for autism, but have had a few people...
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    Understanding the Contrast of “Law” and “Promise” in Galatians 3

    https://www.paramountchurch.com/blog/post/understanding-the-contrast-of--law--and--promise--in-galatians-3 Thoughts?
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    5 minutes is not enough time to edit a post.

    You should leave the edit on forever. Or at least an hour.
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    Acts 2:38-39 Desperately seeking an accurate translation?

    It's my belief that many of what I would call 50/50 passages, that is, passages used by some to claim that water baptism in combination with faith are required for salvation, can linguistically, equally, be translated two different ways. Acts 2:38-39 for one. The word "eis" can mean "for,"...
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    Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied)

    If water baptism saved, Paul would be contradicting himself here and in many other places. Romans 4 1 What then shall we say that Abraham our father has found according to the flesh? 2 For if Abraham was justified by works, he has something to boast about, but not before God. 3 For what does...
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    The physical and mental effects of sin on us, both immediately and inherently from Adam.

    There is a physical element to what we inherited from Adam. We can see the effects of it very easily. If Adam had not sinned, he would have physically lived forever. Jesus, in His incarnation, if He wasn't murdered, He would have never physically died. He had no corruption, thus none of the...
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    GOOD NEWS FOR LAWBREAKERS

    GOOD NEWS FOR LAWBREAKERS Romans 3:19-20 Now we know that whatever the law says, it says to those who are under the law, that every mouth may be stopped, and all the world may become guilty before God. Therefore by the deeds of the law no flesh will be justified in His sight, for by the law is...
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    Canadian smoke from the fires is gagging me.

    It's getting a bit thick around here in the Midwest. Anyone else? It doesn't look like it's going to end anytime soon. That's twice in three years, the last time being June 2023. When I was growing up, this never happened. Seems that these fires are becoming a common thing these days.
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    This is how your good works can damn you.

    If you trust in those good works to justify yourself before God, then you're trusting in something that does not meet God's holy standards. You do not understand the Gospel and why Jesus had to do for us what He did. How does one repent of good works? Stop trusting in them. That's called poor in...
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    Thread of OT types pointing to NT realities.

    Websters dictionary....“a person or thing [in the Old Testament] believed to foreshadow another [in the New Testament].” For example, comparing Adam in the Old Testament to Christ, Romans 5:14 says Adam “is a type of Him who was to come.” Manna, in the OT was a 'type' of God's word. Exodus...
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    Can you pass an eighth grade test from 1895?

    Here's an eighth grade final exam from 1895. The language could cause some barriers. Some things that were common knowledge back then are outdated, or unused terminology today. Still, when your grandparents told you that they only have an eighth grade edumakation, I'll bet you thought them to be...
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    Gospel Blues

    Gospel blues, sometimes called holy blues. Sounds like an oxymoron, right? While much of the original blues is very worldly, there was a lot of it that was really deep, rich Gospel music in the flavor of David's psalms. They come from hardships, pain, crying out to God, trying to understand, and...
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    Is John MacArthur misrepresenting Catholicism?

    JOHN MACARTHUR: I was just going to add, the process of justification, and it is a process in the Catholic faith; starts with infant baptism. They say that justification is initiated as a process at infant baptism, and it progresses through life, based upon what you "do" with infused grace...
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    I Am Blessed

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    Victimhood: The Devils Crack

    Our flesh craves victimhood because it uses it as an excuse to sin and do evil. I've seen 'victimhood' used to manipulate people my whole life through politics. Even brainwashing then. The world, where ever it is selling anything, almost always uses victimhood to sell it. Hollywood, the music...
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    I'm an American as much as America is in line with the will of God according to the Bible.

    :oops::oops: These days that would probably be considered an extreme statement, but I believe it, proclaim it, and stand by it even today. I don't think that idea would have been so foreign to the much maligned founders. Am I looking at it the wrong way? I'm thinking that I'm about 30%...