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Is it possible you hate God too? If Calvin was right about sin and grace?WOW...just .... WOW...
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Is it possible you hate God too? If Calvin was right about sin and grace?WOW...just .... WOW...
“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,” Galatians 5:22 (KJV 1900)That's the opposite of what it says.
seriously........Seriously?
Sorry Dave, but your views are so different than mine.. and different from what I read and am taught and understand to be the accepted theological truths of the scriptures.seriously........
We serve two different Christs. Two different Christianities. Two different Churches.Sorry Dave, but your views are so different than mine.. and different from what I read and am taught and understand to be the accepted theological truths of the scriptures.
God Bless.
Nope,We serve two different Christs. Two different Christianities. Two different Churches.
There are false Christs. Jesus is the truth. If we create a false definition of him, we create an idol.Nope,
We have different views on the one and only Christ. This means only one Christianity and one church.
Different views on each.
“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,” Galatians 5:22 (KJV 1900)
In the new birth, we become a new creature. If God changes a cat into a dog. The dog cannot change itself back into a cat.... so to speak.And how do we get that fruit? Read the rest of the chapter. It's not irresistible. It takes submitting to the spirit. You can resist the spirit.
"You were running a good race. Who cut in on you to keep you from obeying the truth? 8 That kind of persuasion does not come from the one who calls you."
You can increase your faith by reliance on God, or you can refuse to obey and weaken your faith.
The dog's vomit, not the cat's. You are confusing the issue.Yes, the dog can return to it's vomit and reject the Spirit.
We can deliberately fall away from the living God.
Not if you experience Christ in your heart. It's only those who have never experienced him as a continuous presence that play with such beliefs.Fact remains that we can choose to become non-believers again.
Nowhere does scripture say this.Not if you experience Christ in your heart. It's only those who have never experienced him as a continuous presence that play with such beliefs.
In order to know if something that we see as evil can be thought that God uses it for His good purpose.. we have to know what that good purpose is.How do we answer unbelievers who ask Christians, why our loving God would (allow or send) this microscopic enemy to reek such devastating havoc on the world.
There's a lot of disagreement among professing Christians on, whether God sent this virus or whether it was manufactured in a lab and sent out to be used as a weapon of war. Or whether it's neither of those and it's just a random quirk of nature.
I'm not claiming to know the exact origin, but I do believe that God is sovereign over all of His creation. And nothing happens apart from His predetermined will.
So even if it was created by someone will evil intentions, God still uses evil to accomplish His good purpose. I found this very hard to accept, until I realized that I was trying to conform God to my own image.
I can't think of the Bible passages right now, which say that God has only revealed a very limited amount about Himself to us at this time. But He will reveal a lot more in eternity so as hard as it is, we just have to keep trusting in Him.
I think the word the Bible uses instead of havoc is calamity.How do we answer unbelievers who ask Christians, why our loving God would (allow or send) this microscopic enemy to reek such devastating havoc on the world.
In the New Birth, the Spirit bears witness with our spirit. That is why we believe.Nowhere does scripture say this.
"Now the Spirit expressly says that in later times some will depart from the faith by devoting themselves to deceitful spirits and teachings of demons,"
1Timothy 4:1
Now keep in mind that in your theology, no one can play with faith, they are either irresistibly given it, or they are passed by.
And you can't depart from something you never had.
You are reading the heresy of free will into it. You'll agree with me once you overcome this.Again, you are not following what the Word actually says.