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Brilliant.

Presupposition does not seek to "argue anyone into the kindgom" (whatever that means), it is simply a rejection of all non-Christian truth claims as unworthy of discussion or refutation. Only the Bible and Christianity is regarded as truth, so if your not a Christian, then your truth claims are...

My apologies, presuppositionalism rejects all non-Christian arguments by asking endless questions such as "are you completely 100% certain about that," when you honestly answer no, truth is defined by the Presuppositionalists not as justified true belief but as complete and 100% total...

My own path in coming to reject Christianity was based upon several reasons. Firstly and primarily, the complete lack of love and kindness amongst Christian people, the endless and constant sin (especially fornication) which church leaders don't repent of, they just attack the whistleblowers and...

I have recently made a study of Presuppositionalism, something which is sweeping the evangelical world, as evangelicals completely abandon evidence, facts or proof, in support of their faith claims. Kent Hovind (a prominent creationist) is a famous Presuppositionalist. This belief, which lies...

If it is indescribible, then why was it defined in the ancient creeds such as the Athanasian Creed and in doctrinal statements of faith such as the Westminster Confession?

Christians never answer straight questions. The Apostles not I have authority to represent Christ, after all I am not even a born again Christian myself, these apostles wrote the New Testament, if apostles (as in the office of the 12) are still for today, then the canon of Scripture can be added...

I prefer to debate on youtube by my opponent and I posting alternate short videos on an agreed topic. My channel is: Christian Comedy Channel, it has over 7 million hits and about 20+ debates on various topics. Here is a debate with Pastor Ace (Hipster Preacher) on tithing:

Hi Miknik5 thank you, but don't ask me how old I am!

I am neither an American nor an Evangelical Christian, I'm a British humanist. Your post is full of undefined jargon, so much so that without defining what you mean by your jargon such as "full gospel" and "God existing in modules" oh and "first-born from the dead" (does that mean preeminent in...

I want to debate against tithing, the idea that more than 12 men spoke in tongues on the actual day of Pentecost and against Oneness Pentecostalism in general, any takers? Please e-mail me if you'd prefer to debate via alternate short videos posted to youtube. robert skynner thebagge2 at...

If you had read my post in full, you would have noted that I make this very point that name (onoma in Greek) means the authority of a person, or his / her character, it is the Oneness Pentecostals who claim that name of Jesus is some baptismal formula which must be repeated ver batum .... I am...

I am still interested in a one on one debate on tithing being for today (which I am against) on youtube, we don't meet but we post alternate 10 minutes videos on: "Does the Bible command Christians to pay tithes today?"

John 17:1 the context is God the Father and the Son of God, this context still remains at verse 5 where the Son of God says of God the Father: "the glory I had with you before the world was" thereby proving that the Son is eternal, which all modalists (Oneness Apostolics) deny.

No, the 12 apostles were men who firstly were appointed by Christ and secondly saw the resurrected Christ and testified of seeing his literal physical resurrection (Acts 1:21-24). That ceased in the first century, as Paul saw the resurrected Christ "last of all" (1st Corinthians 15:8). So my...

The 12 were a unique gift (my use of the word 'office'in the title of this thread was possibly mistaken), as they alone were both chosen by Christ and secondly the witnesses of the risen Christ (i.e. they physically and literally saw him after his resurrection) see Acts 1:21-24. These 12...

Look I am not a born-again Christian, but from my understanding of the Evangelical religion, Jesus was speaking to the lost Jews at Matthew 5:20: "For I say unto you that unless your righteousness shall exceed the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in no case enter into the...

Saint Paul saw the risen Christ "last of all" at 1st Corinthians 15:6-8, therefore nobody since him has seen the risen Christ. Now as the gift of the 12 apostles, were men who had physically witnessed the literal risen Christ (Acts 1:21-24), there cannot be apostles in the sense of the 12 today...

As a humanist, I have three objections to fundamentalism, as I have come across it here in the UK (Plymouth) where GOD TV is based, and in local Churches. Firstly, the Trinity; most fundamentalists / evangelicals are nominally Trinitarian, but ask them to explain it and their definition of the...

Firstly, I fail to grasp your point! Secondly, might I suggest that you explain scripture rather than just quoting verses such as Mark 10:42 etc. Thirdly, as for the word 'gave' at Ephesians 4:11, yes the gift of apostle applies to our own day, but as I have pointed out there are 5 or 6...