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Except in this case the Constitution of the United states specifically grants the power over each state's electors to the legislature AND in PA the Executives unilaterally changed those laws, which is illegal and unconstitutional. This happened in Georgia and Michigan, too, and if they both...

"Is God not powerful enough to do the impossible." God can do anything that is logically possible. If it is a logically impossible, a contradiction, then no. For example, "Can God make a stone so big that even He cannot move it?" Of course not. He is all-powerful, and all power cannot be...

Some pretty massive abnormalities still. In a normal election 1% to 3% of mail-in ballots are rejected. This year in ALL of the Battlegrounds, despite millions more people with no experience in mail-in voting doing so, the rejection % dropped ridiculously. This makes no sense unless the...

The outgoing Obama Administration began a farcical investigation based upon what it knew was faulty intel that crippled the Trump Administration for the first three years.

I am wondering why David Perdue did not ask for the same. He was within a few hundred votes of 50% and with Trump's increase due to discovered ballots probably would have passed that threshold.

Joseph in Genesis 50:20, “You meant evil against me, but God used it for good.” One problem is that what we call evil is, from God perspective, used for good. Another issue could be that, without evil, God's great attributes of justice, grace, and mercy would not be exhibited.

Simply, if God were not omnipotent then that one whatever that is outside his control could overthrow everything.

Westboro are hyper-Calvinists, which is a misnomer because they go beyond Calvin or any of the Reformers. Then again, they are really just a hate group that (mis)uses Scripture to attack others, so they can rightly be judges as a heretical cult.

I care. I also assume that mine is correct in the essentials otherwise I wouldn't believe it. And being narrow-minded when the Savior says there is only one way is just logical.

"This is impossible in Calvinism - for the elect, who Jesus came for, to resist and reject salvation - yet they did just that:" Oh, the fallacy of equivocation of meaning. When the Reformed speak of The Elect they are referring to those of whom Jesus spoke of in John 6:44 "No one can come to...

I don't care about his credentials or his past. What is the actual evidence?

This is simply the fallacy of equivocation of meaning. When Christians say, "God grants faith." we mean saving faith, not anything else. Saving faith can only come from God.

Of course it is. A view of salvation and of eschatology are not necessarily connected. Amil has been the dominant view within the RCC and Eastern Orthodox Traditions, both of which teach that salvation can be lost. Among OSAS like Presbyterians, we have views that include everything from...

Catholics for Choice? Well, I can park my derriere in a garage and call myself a Corvette but that doesn't make it true.

Well it wouldn't be very difficult to write an algorithm that would add X straight Democratic ballots for every Y number of Biden votes.

Not quite. Specifically this: "The U.S. Supreme Court said Monday that election officials in Pennsylvania can count absentee ballots received as late as the Friday after Election Day so long as they are postmarked by Nov. 3." Supreme Court Rules Pennsylvania Can Count Ballots Received After...

Not likely. The GOP looks like it held onto the Senate (50-48 with two runoffs in Georgia), so all of the nation-killing plans of The Squad are probably on hold. Even if by some miracle the Democrats were to win both Senate runoffs (unlikely, especially with Perdue's seat) Joe Manchin isn't...

Several candidates have won a far larger % of the vote. George Washington ran unopposed twice. In 1820 James Monroe won every state. FDR in 1936 and Nixon in 1972 and Reagan in 1984 sweep almost the entire nation, but the U.S. population was far less.

So glad that someone pointed to John 6.

I live in Newport Beach and I love the Lord and the family. Looking forward to meeting all of you and growing in the Lord together.