Romans 10: 4 Christ is the culmination of the law so that there may be righteousness for everyone who believes.
Romans 10: 4 For the end of the law is Christ, unto justice to every one that believeth.
Oh..indeed ?
Romans 10: 4 Christ is the culmination of the law so that there may be righteousness for everyone who believes.
Romans 10: 4 For the end of the law is Christ, unto justice to every one that believeth.
I'm trying hard to keep count here, but it's a real task........sigh.......
Ok, lessee:
PAUL is a fraud, a false apostle........is that about right?
If so, then
Peter is a fraud, a false apostle..........
James is a fraud a false apostle...........(read Book of Acts)
EVERY apostle who was at the church in Jerusalem, and every elder, and every member of that church ARE FRAUDS.
God is a fraud and a false God...........Why, well, Goodness if a God who was so powerful and great as to be able to Create all that was/is/will be...........How on earth could He not keep the writings of this Paul fellow out of His Book of Truth? If Paul is a false apostle, then either God is a false God, or not nearly as powerful as is claimed...........
So, we are left with this inane assertion that Paul was a false apostle..............OR, we can simply accept the Word of God as Truth...........those who make such a claim against Paul, not only deny Paul, they deny the Word of God, and they deny God.
Inane to the n'th degree..................(but, now, that may be just me)
As for me and my house................................YOU ROCK APOSTLE PAUL!
There was a (short) time in my life that I entertained the idea that Jesus was a different God than God, and, I prayed to God to settle in the Truth to me. It wasn't long after that Scripture just flew at me from the pages. God answers prayer.
Now, regarding Paul, there is absolutely no way in the world Paul is a false apostle. This thread is though one I see compassion for the person because they are hearing things from Paul that make them think they are judging them, most, specifically, I reckon, it's 'homosexuality,' as Paul, in his epistles speaks VERY harshly of that act. But, Paul KNOWS that God Loves the person that is PRACTICING homosexuality, He just HATES the act. Pure and simple. And , God's consistent, completely consistent, He feels the same way of ALL sin , which is nothing more, or, less, than "seperation from God."
You can bet your last sea dollar that IF we sin, then, there ARE consequences, and, we ARE, therefore, having to deal with discipline ON OUR FLESH, and, we having sinned have CHOSEN to seperate ourselves from God. So, God disciplines His own, He disclipes those "whom He Loves." Get that last part? "Whom He Loves."![]()
So, OK, so, Paul is pretty terse and brass-tacks speaking of sin, as, Paul does not shortshrift his feelings on things, although, there are times Paul speaks compassionately to folk, it's NOTHING like Jesus' shown compassion to some in the Gospel writings of Matthew , Mark, Luke, and, John . But, Paul is NOT Jesus, so, there is a distinction, hopefully, everyone can see.
But, Paul is speaking His words to parchments based on knowledge learned from God, as, in Scripture, opinion is FACT. And, it's FACT from the holy, breathed words of The Almighty, who is Jesus, Who is The Word, Who is God .![]()
It is not likely on a Christian forum you will find any support for this proposition, except perhaps among some atheists. I think, however, that you are right.How many of you think that Paul's teachaings are in opposite to what Christ said ?
It is not likely on a Christian forum you will find any support for this proposition, except perhaps among some atheists. I think, however, that you are right.
Are you familiar with the the works of the biblical scholar, Robert Eisenman? Eisenman, of course, is Jewish. He is no atheist -- as far as I know.
It is not likely on a Christian forum you will find any support for this proposition, except perhaps among some atheists. I think, however, that you are right.
I was raised to believe the Bible was the Word of God, and for a time this was was how I understood the world. I could have been described as a creationist. Today I am an atheist, but before I turned away I pleaded to God to reach out and touch me. He never did, at least not in a way I recognized. So if he rejected me when I was receptive, why would he reach out once I had lost all desire to believe?I see by your profile that you are "not a Christian," so I can understand why you reach the conclusion you do........maybe one day the Holy Spirit will move upon your heart, and you will experience the Joy of belonging to Christ.
I am curious. In what way do you suppose God has "made foolish the wisdom of the world?" I can't see it.p_rehbein said:1st Corinthians 1:20 Where is the wise? where is the scribe? where is the disputer of this world? hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world?
Indeed. Probably more than half.Boy if he was a false apostle there goes 1/2 of the new testament!!!
why would atheists have an opinion one way or the other?
don't you all believe the bible is a hoax or summink?
perplexing why ppl bother spending their time fussing about a mythical dragon in somebody's carport
in reality - you do know there is a God, and you know who He is.
i know the heartbreak of finding out the world lied about santa. i was crushed also. didn't trust adults after that.
even the newsmedia went along with it - deceiving children - for fun. tsk.
however...such a huge effort at blurring what the traditional meaning of Christmas is - not withstanding the opinions of christians who hate on Christmas- is a pretty good clue something is up. commericalism isn't the answer.
that is easily debunked.
I was raised to believe the Bible was the Word of God, and for a time this was was how I understood the world. I could have been described as a creationist. Today I am an atheist, but before I turned away I pleaded to God to reach out and touch me. He never did, at least not in a way I recognized. So if he rejected me when I was receptive, why would he reach out once I had lost all desire to believe?
I am curious. In what way do you suppose God has "made foolish the wisdom of the world?" I can't see it.
Truthfully, many atheists simply do not care. In the view of many God is not real, the Bible is a lot of malarkey, and so why bother with it. On the other hand, why wouldn't an atheist have an opinion about the Bible? I have my degree in history. I have a deep intellectual curiosity about many historical fields and a long standing interest in classical antiquity; and I would dearly love to figure out how a Jewish man in the first century was transformed into a god.why would atheists have an opinion one way or the other?
don't you all believe the bible is a hoax or summink?
You know I also have quite a number of books on classical Greek and Roman mythology. How would you account for that interest? I own and have read many books on Hitler, including my copy of Mein Kampf. I am no Nazi so how do you explain that? You perceive the Bible differently than I do. For you it is the primary source for information on God; for me it is only one source among many for information on how men created God.zone said:perplexing why ppl bother spending their time fussing about a mythical dragon in somebody's carport
Oh dear. You have come completely to the wrong conclusion, and you’ve completely ignored the whole message of my testimony. Why would you do that?zone said:in reality - you do know there is a God, and you know who He is.
Perhaps you could have come on His terms...not yours...to the Place where He bore your sins in His body...as a sinner in need of a Savior...not as a sinner in need of a 'touch'.I was raised to believe the Bible was the Word of God, and for a time this was was how I understood the world. I could have been described as a creationist. Today I am an atheist, but before I turned away I pleaded to God to reach out and touch me. He never did, at least not in a way I recognized. So if he rejected me when I was receptive, why would he reach out once I had lost all desire to believe?
I am curious. In what way do you suppose God has "made foolish the wisdom of the world?" I can't see it.
I am curious. In what way do you suppose God has "made foolish the wisdom of the world?" I can't see it.