Recent content by JudgeRightly

Sure. God is capable of knowing anything that is knowable, but He is free to choose what He knows. The question is whether future free choices are presently knowable facts in the first place. Agreed. Matter, yes. Space requires a bit more care in defining what we're talking about. The...

Idolater, you've spent an extraordinary amount of time inventing terminology for a doctrinal system whose history you haven't even bothered to investigate. Bob Enyart did not originate Mid-Acts Dispensationalism. J. C. O'Hair, Cornelius R. Stam, and others were teaching and developing this...

Derf, the difference is considerably more substantial than you seem to realize, which is probably why RD doesn't want to go over it again. The two positions disagree about when the Body of Christ began and which of Paul's epistles are applicable to it. But those aren't two insignificant...

Idolater refuses to read it because he doesn't like that it isn't authoritative enough, on the level of his preferred catholic texts.

Does God have a free will?

Senator McConnell?

🤔 "Intelligence Dampening Cores" from the game Portal??

Welcome back to the forum!

The primary premise of Open Theism is that God is free (He has a will of His own), therefore the future is not 100% settled, because God can change His mind.

From X: @trad_west_ This is a Guardian angel crying at the cradle of a child that he was supposed to guard. It was designed by Timothy P. Schmalz and it's called "I Knew You in the Womb", its title recalls the words of Scripture: “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you.” Jeremiah 1:5...

You clearly don't understand what "being a Christian" means. Being a Christian means that: 1. You believe God (the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the Creator of the universe) exists. 2. You have a relationship with Him. - under the New Covenant (not currently accessible), this means that...

Because I know someone who is thinking of converting to eastern orthodoxy from protestantism, and he's talked about some of the things they believe.

Eastern Orthodox are far closer to Biblically grounded than Roman Catholic.

My primary position is that it was the muslims who planned and carried out the attack. That said, I also cannot rule out definitively that our government, in some capacity, and/or at some level, instigated it in some way, simply due to lack of evidence. Especially given how much they seem to...

Yes, Arthur, objectively speaking. Appealing to objective reality is not a joke. No, it is not. Nice opinion. Too bad it's wrong. My ideas and personal opinions have nothing to do with this discussion. Because you hate God and anything to do with Him. That's what makes you a leftist...