Show us where the good samaritan is out of Christ. the Jews thought that salvation was not for the Samaritans or they were "out of Christ", Not Jesus Christ.
Show us where he was in Christ.
Show us where the good samaritan is out of Christ. the Jews thought that salvation was not for the Samaritans or they were "out of Christ", Not Jesus Christ.
Once you are into universalism you are into lawlessness because nothing actually matters, only if you fancy being good.
This is what we have been saying hyper-grace is going towards.
Now if you want to argue I am lying about these ideas, then you are brain dead, and have deeper problems than a christian forum can solve. What I find stunning is you think the Holy Spirit is leading you here? Is this what Israel is all about and the law and judgement, to end in lawlessness?
Show us where he was in Christ.
You think it is making a stupid point to want you to show me where it is that you said they all agreed the good Samaritan did an evil deed...?
Show us where he was NOT.
Christ said that there is none good. Only one.
Why would he use an unbeliever to show good works, if NONE are good?
Show us where he was NOT.
Christ said that there is none good. Only one.
Why would he use an unbeliever to show good works, if NONE are good?
So here is my point. You can't lump everyone together. You have to talk to a man separately, to determine what He believes. You can't take what one man says (or might have said, because we haven't been shown where he did) and just assume all of the men in the room all think the exact same thing. This is lazy, Peter. It shows a desire to not engage with another person and spend time getting to know their mind. You don't make hot dogs for everyone and put catsup on all of them just because you know one man likes catsup. You take the time to ask who likes catsup and who doesn't. Just because they both like onions does not mean they both like catsup. You can't assume they are the same on all things just because they might be the same in one. Why the hurried running around trying to lasso everyone into little groups to condemn?
Now, I will say this...men who put sweet relish instead of dill on their dogs are just wrong, as are men who wear pants on their heads.
LOL...sydlit ...he's the one that does that....![]()
So here is my point. You can't lump everyone together.
Thats funny!
Good grief. The good samaritan is called good because he did a good deed. He is not called good because he is religious or following God. His is a samaritan so he is not following Yaweh and therefore rejected. Jesus chose him as a parable that goodness is innate in the action not the man. Now twisting the story your way is a unique angle but if your are happy with this, it is your funeral.
You're just trying to be contrary. If you really wanted to know, you'd ask the concerned parties.
There is a funny situation here. grace8 and grace7x77 to say the good samaritan is good means they are universalists, or evil and they look stupid. It is little wonder I had to assume they said the good samaritan was evil because they did not want to say that, and equally they did not want to say he was good.
Now I am sorry you cannot take my assumption as not a valid conclusion of the argument, but it has just be recreated here.
Now if you want me to say I was being a false witness, that is your opinion, but this was the question I asked, which they refused to answer.
Another simple question was I was called missled to say hyper grace was linked to wof and prosperity.
I then realised Joseph Prince is wof, prosperity and hyper-grace. Again they refused to answer because it means they are lying and contradicting themselves. It is hard to deal with double minded men like this when I am just being straight and honest. If you conclude I am not, well that is fine by me, because I can do more than this.
You are not very good at theology my friend. I am not personalising theology, I am saying this is the position that was taken. Who takes it does not matter to me, but the fact that it is being taken.
Theology matters, and it first has to be established. Obviously that is not of interest to you, but that is your problem not mine.
Once established people then assent to it or not.
Interestingly Grace8 is proposing an idea not agreed with by a lot of hyper-gracers. What I would put forward is the weakness of this argument is universalism. If you want to argue with that, then fine.
I am not going to change my approach, because these points are not neutral or innocent. It is up to you to decide where you stand. You obviously dislike this robustness of challenging people, but that is what happens when you change salvation and righteousness, and preach heresy.
It is being contrary to ask to be pointed to the thread where everyone all agreed and stated that the good Samaritan did an evil deed...? I think it is being contrary to state it as fact and then say you can't be bothered to give the name of the thread...
It is being contrary to ask to be pointed to the thread where everyone all agreed and stated that the good Samaritan did an evil deed...? I think it is being contrary to state it as fact and then say you can't be bothered to give the name of the thread...
We should get people to prove what they say....anybody can cry "fowl" and that someone said something..usually with a twist on it....that's why people ask to "show" what you mean..
...I could say that Mickey Mouse was going to be in heaven...and when confronted with..show me that..I could say..you are being "contray"..
..I say..show me where it says the Mouse gets in!
Not all men will be saved.