Pentecostal/Charismatic: Q&A's

[Biblicist]

Having just spent a few hours discussing a few points with someone who is a cessationist where the thread was frustratingly deleted as the subject and the OP did not meet forum rules; it would be good to have a subforum where those who are not familiar with the things of the Spirit could post questions and even add in some negative commentary if they wish.

 

[George95]

The thing is that it would need to have a good amount of interest to be shown for it before it would be added(Review by the Admins/Advisors additionally).

 

[Biblicist]

The thing is that it would need to have a good amount of interest to be shown for it before it would be added(Review by the Admins/Advisors additionally).

That's a fair point but considering the number of people who jump on either as serious enquirers or even those are a bit malicious, it would certainly allow for some very interesting dialogue where at the moment things seem to be a bit tame.

The thread that was started by a hardcore cessationist in the last two days was beginning to come interesting as the OP was probably for the first time in his life encountering some serious Full Gospel theology; which sadly was cut short after a few hours of interaction.

I know that I would certainly relish engaging with both serious enquirers and even with those who are looking for a bit of a theological stoush, it would definitely be a case of sword sharpening sword.

 

[parsley]

I am interested.

Pentecostal/Assemblies is a denominational subforum.
And Spirit-filled/Charismatic sparks debates which had to be toned down and limited, but now there are so many limitations, people can't talk about hefty-hearty issues of concern.

It seems related subforums end up being closed or limited.
Prophecy, Dreams & Visions, Spiritual Warfare closed... I think we also had one on Exorcism ...and now rules on the mention of demons, even just a link to an informational site, earn a demerit or locked thread. These topics are a large part of the New Testament, and a large part of many people's faith.

The forum allows posts about other religions, but limits Spirit-filled topics. I can understand if the site owner is concerned about lawsuits, but freedom to discuss topics on Spirit-Filled life seems vital to a Christian forum.

A third of the Trinity.