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I never called what you said "a rhetorical statement". What do you mean by calling what you said "a rhetorical statement"? You said: How is your telling us that you'd be willing to commit the sin of gambling rhetorical? LOL, nah. Saying things like that, you're starting to remind me a...

I do? What I wonder is what counts as "staying on" this forum "very long".

No. By your behavior of casually making light of it, you show that you don't take it seriously that gambling is sinful.

Just by reading your very first post here I was already able to know that you are not a rationally-thinking person.

No. But it it appears you do.

The liquor-drinking, the smoking and gambling, the horse-racing, the theater-going, the great importance placed upon holidays,—all are a species of idolatry, a sacrifice upon idol altars. --the "Prophetess" Apparently you've never read any of her writings.

She has many gushing adulants who constantly slander those who tell the truth about her and her false teachings.

Easy enough to mix up "prophetess" and "prophylaxis".😁

You did not even read my request.

Could you give an example of some proposition, and of some behavior that you'd say believing said proposition "has everything to do with"?

Oh man, to think you had the perfect opportunity just now to choose the compact, streamlined, stylish "Saul2Paul" for your new TOL handle...

What an inopportune moment/context for you to have written "inattention".🤣

In another thread, beginning with my post at the following link, I've already discussed the sort of error (born of hastiness and inattentiveness) you are advocating: https://theologyonline.com/threads/the-nine-commandments.59946/post-1892969

Says the clown who can't see @Arthur Brain for the clown he is.

Ha! Just thought of the trick today! Well, the greyed-out text part of it, at least.

Whatever law the sinner is under.

🤣 Domo arigato, Mr. Miyagi. So what? Edit: Actually, they don't. The Ten Commandments are a proscription only against sins of those who are under the Ten Commandments (Mosaic law): viz., the children of Israel. Whose sin? What law?

So, you agree that Paul says nothing about the Ten Commandments in the verses you quoted.

Was he wearing a tie, and if so, what color was it?