"YOU" are about as passive-aggressive as can be.
Where are the men?
Oh no, nobody wants to be here while "YOU" swing to the other extreme.
What day of the month is it?
Yes, unfortunately, instead of friendly discussion pb's gift/curse seems to be judgmentalism and projecting one's own self onto others instead of looking in the mirror.
Now that's ugly and might fulfill the seventy times seven distortion.
Overcompensation, perhaps, by your opponent, projecting upon everybody else for delinquency in both life and doctrine.
attempt to show error by using an actual biblical concept.
Perhaps a form apology could be written in which all members of the forum sign and send to him. A blanket apology for having the nerve, the very nerve I tell you, to question or gasp View attachment 293688 attempt to show error by using an actual biblical concept.
Who knows. It could become very popular with some here
I am so up to here with the few here who think we all owe them something. This very part of the forum is called the Bible DEBATE forum but too many wish to smother and crush any and all other inputs. The tactic is to always make things personal rather than demonstrate the ability to offer why they said what they did. And as can be seen, if the objection is noted, the next move is to put the other person's mental state at risk or say they have never read the Bible and various other things and let us not forget calling names....although that has been somewhat neglected as of late
"YOU" don't get it! No matter how many verses are quoted, your doctrinal and theological delinquency focuses the attention on "YOU." Hypocrite! "YOU" lack substance; all your points are made from a personal reprobation, or severe personal disapproval, or censure, or a localized, individual sense of being rejected or condemned.
Too many Christians would tell a rape victim to forgive her rapist while he has yet to be brought to justice. Or, tell that black-eyed gal to forgive that man day in and day out.
"YOU" don't get it! No matter how many verses are quoted, your doctrinal and theological delinquency focuses the attention on "YOU." Hypocrite! "YOU" lack substance; all your points are made from a personal reprobation, or severe personal disapproval, or censure, or a localized, individual sense of being rejected or condemned.
Did some paternal figure not love you enough?
What is your malfunction?
Examination is wasted on "YOU." Anything said and then heard is thrown out against others like a parrot that caught on.
When man regresses, he isn't the equivalent of the beast of the field; he is more cunning, which makes his every point that more dangerous.
This is just a parrot. Amazon Gray:
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Jesus is watching "YOU."
Hit the obstacle course, and on your belly, crawl under the fence.
I'd like to frame your post and hang it on my wall as a reminder.I think it is outrageous to get in the face of another and demand forgiveness for something you have done over and over again. Saying 'You HAVE to forgive me.' is a base way to understand the concept of forgiveness. If a person states 'you have to forgive me' that underscores the fact they KNOW they have transgressed. Obviously I am taking this beyond the current childish exchange here.
We also have 'you cannot judge; the Bible says we must not judge' more baloney because you had better judge whether or not a person acted out of character or has a habit of doing whatever it is that begs judgement.
Do we forgive, for example, the pastor who has had a series of affairs but then just allow him to continue from the pulpit because we cannot judge his actions and determine that he is not a safe man?
The fruit of these wicked and deceitful actions and ignoring of actual scriptures that tell us exactly which way is up, is a dead and burdensome religion that benefits no one but perpetrators of the snares. Whether or not people know it, they are creating a little god in their own image who helps those who help themself and excuses sin because we are all human but forgiveness is divine.
Well you cannot abolish God's law and He cannot accept sin so that is where Jesus fills the gap. But He did not abolish anything.
Jesus fulfilled the requirement of failure to keep the law in our stead which does not grant us a no worries sin card but it does not require we keep the law as so many seem to be tripping over these days.
We can only be righteous through Christ and presenting our own 'righteousness' as participation in our salvation does make it our salvation but that honestly just seems to be out of the reach for so many and this forum presents that fact fully and without reservation.
Well I guess that's enough
