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Is, really? So you don't have any non-Christian friends?
I don't have friends that claim to be Christians and hold views like Peale. He is a heretic and an enemy of Jesus Christ.
Is, really? So you don't have any non-Christian friends?
I don't have friends that claim to be Christians and hold views like Peale. He is a heretic and an enemy of Jesus Christ.
wow...I never realized that martin luther king wasn't even a Christian![]()
wow...I never realized that martin luther king wasn't even a Christian![]()
Having multiple wives was/is not adultery.
Calvin may have had good doctrine, but no murderer has eternal life within them.
Calvin may have had good doctrine, but no murderer has eternal life within them.
The Bible says if you have ever hated anyone you are a murderer. It also says if you break even one of God's commandments, you are guilty of breaking them all (and that includes "thou shalt not murder").
We are all murderers at heart.
I would disagree that we are all unrepentant murderers at heart. How can unrepentant murderers be in heaven? No murderer has eternal life abiding in them.
James and John said faith without works is dead for a reason.
unrepentant, repentant,
If someone commits murder they are a murderer.
jesus paid for all sin, not just some sins..
Paul said these people will not enter the kingdom of God. He then said the people of Corinth were these people (they commited those sins)
He did not say, but you repented, or But you stopped those sins and changed you life, (in fact many of them were still committing those sins, the corinthian church struggled mightily with sexual sin) He said they were washed, sanctified and justified, by Jesus.
it is all because of what Jesus did, not us.
I think this dangerous mindset is the influence of Calvinism (I'm sure there are precedents), that a believer can practice sin, or justify sin, without dire repercussions.
Yes, towards the end of his life. He let his frustration with Jews not recognising the Messiah get the best of him at times. I admire the man greatly, but certainly not in all areas of his life. Luther was a saint/sinner, just like you and me. And his later life antiSemitism isn't something to celebrate.
Yes he was pretty nasty about it.I dont think he understood that God blinded the Jews until the Gentiles come in. As you know antisemitism really gets to me when it comes to Christians that should know better.
it came from his catholic upbringing.. Many of the reformers held to this attitude, it would be hard to think they changed all their thinking overnight. It took many of these new movements some time to change many of their views.. Thats why the Lutherans today do not follow his view on jews.
Well the attitude came from the replacement theology,which the Catholic church,among others repented of.But many of the early church fathers were antisemitic
yes they were, and did many other things which I am sure they will not be proud of in heaven.
wow...I never realized that martin luther king wasn't even a Christian![]()
I think this dangerous mindset is the influence of Calvinism (I'm sure there are precedents), that a believer can practice sin, or justify sin, without dire repercussions.
I would disagree that we are all unrepentant murderers at heart. How can unrepentant murderers be in heaven? No murderer has eternal life abiding in them.
James and John said faith without works is dead for a reason.
How about a liar?
The Bible says all liars will have their part in the Lake of Fire. How many lies do you need to tell to be a liar?
One.
How many sins will damn a person?
One.
The whole point God is making is that we are all guilty of breaking His laws - and we will continue to break His laws (i.e., "sin") until the day we die.
That's why we need a Savior who paid for it all - every single sin. That's why we are declared righteous and holy. Christ's sinless nature is imputed to us. There is no condemnation left for believers.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but by your reasoning, it seems, if a believer commits a sin just before death, his salvation is forfeit, and he goes to hell.