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I'm familiar. Enyartists here however, do not identify as either Bullingerists or Hyper-Dispensationalists, and from my reading of them (and I could be wrong), they take those terms to be pejorative, and that's why they don't identify as either. 'Enyartism' is offered respectfully about them...

First things first, Mid-Acts Dispensationalism (or MAD), Acts 9 Dispensationalism, or simply Acts 9erism, is Enyartism. Edit: As expected, JR and RD provided some needed clarifications to the thread. Enyartism is not only MAD, but is also Open Theism. Post 36.

Named for the late Pastor Bob Enyart of happy memory, who originated, created, authored and developed it. It is a system of doctrine developed with the Enyartian method, also originated by Enyart. Anything (whatsoever) that originates from Enyart is Enyartic, and everything all together which...

lol yes. But that is basically an inefficient 5.56 NATO. The extra charge isn't going to matter more than just having a longer barrel. The longer the barrel, the higher the velocity of the bullet.

And President Trump started this campaign for Canada the exact right way strategically. You've got to broach the subject somehow, you might as well make it memorable, because you don't want there to be any mistake at all on either side about what he means. He means Canada 51st state. We all...

I addressed this right in my post. I addressed it in an extremely detailed way, if we're to compare it with your slop. Meaning I'm not bragging, I'm saying you post slop.

But you do grant we have them as children anyway. Seemed like maybe Doser was questioning that is all.

What's not to believe in? $$ Mt 18:10 Take heed that ye despise not one of these little ones; for I say unto you, That in heaven their angels do always behold the face of my Father which is in heaven. If we have angels as children, why wouldn't we have them when we're all growed up?

Take heart. Surely even the most avowedly anti-Christian, atheist secularists in your family still hold to many distinctive and signature Christian morals. They believe in justice, due process of law, separation of powers, universal human rights and equality, and other things that come only...

I propose that the following is the plain reading of Romans 6 re sinning. Ro 6:1-2 What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? God forbid. How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any longer therein? iow no. Don't “ continue in sin ”. Ro 6:4 ... we ... should...

That's true. People forget the same group who did September 11 in the US did October 7 in Israel. Houthi, Hamas, Al Qaeda, ISIS, the Taliban, they're all cut outta the same cloth, just different patches, it's all Islamism; they're Islamists. They want to spread their form of government which...

How do you know that? This is interesting. (And @Right Divider since you 'liked' JR's post why don't you answer too. How do you know that Eastern Orthodox are far closer to Biblically grounded than Roman Catholic?)

I believe in One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. The Eastern Orthodox fall down on the first and third, "marks of the Church". As you say, they are frequently “ nationalistic, divided by national boundaries ”. That's not "Catholic", which means universal and global, a Church without...

I don't think that either. He could be a powerful influencer and persuader, he has great talent.

You got him there!

Agreed. Seriously though, if you hold that our own government either did this or was a party to this, you're letting off the hook the real criminal, which is Islamism. 'Islamism' is the modern word for ancient, expansionist and imperialist (and butchers) Islam. There is a variety of Islam in...

I don't engage in doublespeak. You're going to have to. You're accusing me of something and now conveniently won't explain the charges, and won't provide evidence either. "Trust me bro." Yeah no. I was talking out of both sides of my mouth? I doubt that. We disagree about the papacy? I...

I'll read the rest of your post later.

Yes, it is variable. How? Is it a cognitive exercise, in learning and meditating on the Scripture and through prayer? Do believers come to a greater appreciation of their sin, in time? And does feeling bad about their sin mean that they sin progressively less in time? Yes. I don't find...