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Isn't it interesting how we use our definition of Laws rather then the definition of Biblical times. The word means teaching or instruction, can we honestly say that we get no new teaching or instruction from God incarnate?
We so often forget that "laws" are not what God expects us to keep but to follow His instructions to let those instructions be seen in the things we do. Jesus gave us the instruction to believe in Him something you can't do as a "law" something you can only do as an internalized acceptance of His teachings. A law you can't keep you can only accept or reject, you believe in Christ or you don't.
What exactly are you trying to say here, my brother in Christ? Is this thread about homosexuality?Recent news report stated that Lutherans were conflicted over homosexuality. Not the report I saw, but recent: http://www.onalaskacommunitylife.com/articles/2008/03/25/news/06elcastatement.txt
Since your post mentioned Adventism, I found an article explaining why the SDA church is a cult. http://www.truthorfables.com/SDA_Cult.htmThe previous posts mentioned the Lutherans. My post was another in the same vein of a recent news item. Not hard to understand at all.
If you came to believe the first time was not done in a Biblical manner, I have no problem with your decision to be rebaptised. (not that my opinion should or does matter to you.) Rebaptism because of "falling away", or changing denominations, however, is a different matter to me.
God bless! Ricker
That is good to know. I seem to remember a lot of rebaptisms when I was a kid growing up Adventist, but that was long ago and far away.People who have been baptized by immersion in other denominations can join the Adventist Church by profession of faith. They are not required to be rebaptized.
When I was baptized into the Lutheran church--I was sprinkled. This is why, after studying how it is biblically done--I was re-baptized (or baptized for the first time is how I looked at it) in the SDA church.
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