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Lables, that's the solution.
If it quacks like a duck...
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Lables, that's the solution.
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That duck could end up as supper.
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Yaeh Calvinists are, that's right.
.That I can agree with. LOL But why would you sound so much like them???
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I really don't understand why you would think so, what have I said that considers with Calvinest theology?
The only thing I know about Calvin is his doctrine of Predestination, which I disagree with.
I never heard of Calvin until I began coming to Christian sites, so I can honestly say I was not ever influenced by his teachings.
What about you? What's your story? Do you willfully sin, or are you an overcomer?
What you just said here is in agreement with what I have been saying to you for 5 posts. This is a little frustrating but it must be me who was not communicating well. You admit here that you "could" sin and if you do that either God will convict you or (and I am adding this) your own understanding of God's will through the Word will also convict you... and then you will turn away and learn from the mistake, doing your best not to repeat it. That is all I have ever said to you on this. Paul speaking in the present tense is an acknowledgment of what you just said here.I will let God convict me if, and when, I may sin. And then I most certainly would turn away from that sin. It is not up to me to say I am sinless. God can examine my life and convict me. What about you? What's your story? Do you willfully sin, or are you an overcomer?
Willful sin is rebellion... if you are in rebellion, that isn't even just sin anymore and indicates a desire to stand against God. Do you really knowingly go against God or is our language getting in the way of what you were trying to say? (Sometimes it does thatHave I not said this enough, already?
Yes, I willfully sin from time to time and I also sin in other, what do you call them? Unwillful sins?
I am a Christian but I am not too proud to admit that I fall short.
This is why I am continually, in my normal prayer life, presenting these shortcomings to my savior and asking for forgiveness.
For pete's sake.... do RC's not go to "confession" regularly for their entire life?
At least you did admit "when, I may sin". That is encouraging to hear.....
Yes, I willfully sin from time to time and I also sin in other, what do you call them? Unwillful sins?
I am a Christian but I am not too proud to admit that I fall short.
I am not in rebellion.... sheesh....Willful sin is rebellion... if you are in rebellion, that isn't even just sin anymore and indicates a desire to stand against God. Do you really knowingly go against God or is our language getting in the way of what you were trying to say? (Sometimes it does that)
They believe the Holy Spirit fills them with faith to believe.They also do not believe in free will to choose Jesus. They call it "irresistable" They don't choose Jesus, they have no choice in the matter because they are predestined. When you started questioning free will that was when you seemed Calvinist to me. What do you believe about free will?
How can a person who doesn’t sin need the Holy Spirits conviction after sin?What you just said here is in agreement with what I have been saying to you for 5 posts. This is a little frustrating but it must be me who was not communicating well. You admit here that you "could" sin and if you do that either God will convict you or (and I am adding this) your own understanding of God's will through the Word will also convict you... and then you will turn away and learn from the mistake, doing your best not to repeat it. That is all I have ever said to you on this. Paul speaking in the present tense is an acknowledgment of what you just said here.
No. A different covenant means it has nothing to do with our covenant. A covenant is specific. We have Christ’s permanent forgiveness, they had temporary atonement and a high Lecitical priest between them and God.You said God did not see a difference in sin, even in the Old Covenant. I proved He did. And He still does, which is why Paul warned us about willful sins in Hebrews 6 and 10.
Paul saved many Old Testament Hebrews and Jews.You said God did not see a difference in sin, even in the Old Covenant. I proved He did. And He still does, which is why Paul warned us about willful sins in Hebrews 6 and 10.
You misunderstood or I said it wrong... you said you "willfully sin" which means, as I understand those two words, means you KNOW what God wants and you purposefully chose another path instead. That is "willful sin" (deliberate sin) and that, by definition, is rebellion.I am not in rebellion.... sheesh....
Am I the only guy here who can admit that, not only do I sin, but, sometimes I know I am but do it anyway? Whether anger, frustration, fatigue, or any other world based pressure....
But.... you know what.... I still strive, in my walk, to be a continually better person.
And, Christ forgives me when I fall.
I don't do things with the attitude "well, Christ will forgive me..." then go and sin.
I had a friend like that, when I was a kid.... He'd say "let's go do "X" and then we'll go to confession.
That is not my attitude.
Not sure... ask her.How can a person who doesn’t sin need the Holy Spirits conviction after sin?
Is she talking hypothetically what she has seen others go through? And how does she know what conviction from the Holy Spirit is even like?
I am not in rebellion.... sheesh....
Am I the only guy here who can admit that, not only do I sin, but, sometimes I know I am but do it anyway?