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  1. Dino246

    Should pastors use AI to write their sermons?

    Trying to make a connection between a Canaanite place name and a modern acronym is stretching far beyond the breaking point. It's a curiosity, that's all.
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    Should pastors use AI to write their sermons?

    Which has nothing whatsoever to do with AI, which is an acronym for “artificial intelligence”.
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    Should pastors use AI to write their sermons?

    The problem here is that people expect preachers to be pastors. They are not the same gifting. Further, instead of calling the elders when sick, people call the pastor. There’s no glory in how things were done badly in previous generations. While your grandfather clearly took his role...
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    Ham saw his father naked, why Noah cursed Canaan (Son of Ham) instead of Ham?

    @enril: Please tell me, with exactly which part of this post of mine did you disagree? The thanks, or the facts?
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    Shadow of things to come

    The Scripture is clear: the law is only a shadow, but the reality, or fullness, is found in Christ. Just as the earthly tabernacle was a copy of the heavenly tabernacle (Hebrews 9:11) so the rituals and requirements of the Law were copies (shadows) of our true relationship with God (and with the...
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    Shadow of things to come

    It's really not that difficult to understand.
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    Why would God show me this

    It is imperative that we know Scripture so that we can assess “words from God” for ourselves. It is an abuse of the leadership to go to them for everything. On important matters, yes, but on minor matters, the point is to learn to discern on your own. Further, you (everyone) need to understand...
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    The Error is Baptism in Jesus name only for salvation

    What you describe is the possible rationale for starting a cult, not for starting a Christian denomination.
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    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    I'm going with what the text says, and not presuming on what it doesn't say.
  10. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    *Obviously.* What, exactly, do you hope to accomplish by pointing out the blatantly obvious?
  11. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    The separation is sheep from goats, not goats from God.
  12. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    This is what makes you a troll.
  13. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    Only in your twisted imagination.
  14. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    Wrong! The absence of an answer says nothing at all. It’s only your corrupt imagination that seeks to twist a non-response into a meaningful statement.
  15. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    Why do you keep asking people the same question? If they have not answered, they probably won’t.
  16. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    That’s a ridiculous and glaring example of a non sequitur. There is no rational path from the question to your accusation.
  17. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    I have rarely encountered someone so dedicated to arguing.
  18. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    I’m not interested in your bait questions.
  19. Dino246

    Did Jesus save those who ultimately hated Him?

    No, they distinctly did not. Your knowledge and understanding of Scripture is inadequate for you to make any claims as to its content.