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No the issue is the argument that you would post doesn't hold up so you post things like what we are responding too and the following... -
That's OK. I think the same thing about Calvinist beliefs.
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread What is grace?.Lol, no. That's not what I'm talking about. You get a sequence of logic in your mind that presupposes, pursues and ignores all sorts of...
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread What is grace?.The problem is not that I disagree, but that we have no common point of departure from agreement. To argue with your reasoning would be...
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Indeed it is, but I'm thinking salvation from the wrath of God (Ro 5:9) would be the greatest favor.
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread What is grace?.smh
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread What is grace?.First you ask what is grace —is it just forgiveness. I ask for context, and you say that there are people saying that grace is the...
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread What is grace?.Are you getting that out of something I said? That's absurd.
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread What is grace?.You didn't put it this way, but: As far as I can remember nobody on these forums would say that they don't need to keep the Sabbath...
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread What is grace?.Can you give some context for your question? What brought it to mind?
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread God's permissive will?.And you continue to blame, rather than to praise God, for his doings. The sinner WILLS not to do otherwise. And that easily your...
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread God's permissive will?.So, once again, you have sin happening by accident. Not only a second first cause, but a self-contradictory second first cause.
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Mark Quayle replied to the thread God's permissive will?.Did you read my response to that?
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Mark Quayle reacted to Bradskii's post in the thread If no one comes from the future to stop you doing it how bad of a decision can it really be? with
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Mark Quayle reacted to Landon Caeli's post in the thread In a First, Bacteria Seen Storing Memories And Passing Them on For Generations with Wow.
Researchers at the University of Texas and the University of Delaware have now uncovered a potential memory system that allows E. coli...
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