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A transgender Wyoming woman was convicted Wednesday of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl inside a bathroom.

Michelle Martinez, who was known as Miguel Martinez before identifying as female, was found guilty of first-degree and second-degree sexual abuse of a minor and could face up to 70 years in prison.

Transgender Wyoming woman convicted of sexually assaulting 10-year-old girl in bathroom

The purpose of this thread is to post any theological statement you want, but it cannot be divisive. It must be universally edifying.

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The Identity of the Antichrist, the Two Beasts of Revelation, and the Whore of Babylon

The first beast of Revelation has seven heads,

And I stood upon the sand of the sea. And I saw from out of the sea a wild beast ascending, having ten horns and seven heads… (Revelation 13:1 [ABP])

Where the eighth and final head of the first beast of Revelation,

The beast who once was, and now is not, is an eighth king. He belongs to the seven and is going to his destruction. (Revelation 17:11 [NIV])

Will be a "United States of Europe", for a head symbolizes a kingdom in relation to this other vision,

“He...

Two men are reading the same bible, one is always alone, the other is always in [high] Church services.

Which one is apt to see the services in the written scripture when any portion of one is mentioned?

Forgive me...

Hello, I am a 19-year-old fellow Christian, and I have plenty of concerns regarding the Pre-Tribulation Rapture (PTR).

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Some of my favorite bible teachers, and preachers believe in the PTR. I never had a strong belief in it, but always kind of assumed it did exist, mostly because of the Left Behind movies/books, and the people I listened to. I like studying end times prophecy, and so, upon doing my own research, I started to doubt it's existence. I think that PTR believers' interpretation of Revelation is fairly accurate, with the coming Beast and tribulation (however, I'm not sure it's going to be exactly seven years long, because Revelation isn't specific enough), but I don't see any evidence that Christians...

A lot of people say, that there are Gentile Christians, but this doesn't make any sense considering that all a gentile is, is someone who is out of covenant with God. Someone not in covenant with God. But, as a Christian, you are in covenant with God - meaning, you cannot be a gentile christian.

It's an oxymoron.

You cannot be an out of covenant believer, because being a believer puts you in covenant with God.

Through faith, we are grafted into Israel, meaning that we are in covenant, and are God's chosen. We are grafted in along side, natural born Israel, therefore, the term Gentile, if you're a believer in Yahushua (Jesus), no longer applies to you. In Yahushua, you're many things - but a gentile, isn't one of them.

May יהוה...

Greetings my brothers and sisters in Christ. I come to you in Love and in the power of the Holy Spirit. There is a issue in the church today that I need to address and i'm asking for your views (backed by scripture of course). After you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and you like 2 Cor 5:17 states "Become new" do you still confess your sins to God seeking forgiveness? I know the truth, I just wanna see what others have to say on the topic....

Hello

I am not looking to debate in this thread.

This is my first post, I would incredibly appreciate if someone could point me to a direction where similar views to my beliefs are shared. I can not call myself a 'Christian' because of certain doctrinal rejections and therefore I find it impossible to associate with any single movement within contemporary Christendom.

Brothers and Sisters, my beliefs may offend, but please show me the courtesy and respect that Jesus showed to everyone else.

I believe in:
Jesus is the Messiah
Jesus did not abolish or 'abrogate' the Laws, in fact he reinforced their importance.
I believe 'inspired' biblical text does not equate to inerrancy, in fact even the most conservative scholars accept early NT...

Did Paul consider himself a "sinner"?, How many of which disciples/apostles think of themselves as sinners...? Are we supposed to think of ourselves or consider ourselves as sinners...? Even after we say we are saved...?

Comments...?

God Bless!