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Good. Your post is still there for everyone to read. Is there a point your trying to make?

Scripture. Which is why it's so important to rightly divide the word.

"If you are a terrorist, you are a terrorist."

Use the "Paste as Plain Text" option in the right click menu when you right click in the text box.

Repeating your argument when I've already addressed it won't progress the conversation, Gary. Not with me, it won't. Using an argument that is consistent with MY position doesn't advance your position.

What I think has nothing to do with it. It is not a form of asking for forgiveness. Asking for forgiveness is asking for forgiveness. Apologizing is apologizing. One comes before the other, and if you ask forgiveness without apologizing, it's extremely disrespectful to the one you have...

See, you can apologize without asking for forgiveness. So why not listen to what Paul said, too? Why only Jesus? You don't get to pick and choose which parts of the Bible you get to adhere to and which parts you can just ignore. That's because you're too stubborn to admit when you're wrong.

You shouldn't swear. Let your yes be yes and your no be no. Yes, I did in fact say that. Problem? Correct. I never said that. Why would you think that? I presume by "OC" you mean "Old Covenant"... whatever that's supposed to mean... Both the New Covenant and the Old Covenant apply...

No, I don't. Not what I'm saying. Try again. I've already been forgiven. That's what it means for God to forgive you of ALL your sins, Gary! ALL OF THEM. Or was Christ's shed blood not sufficient payment for ALL sins? Apologizing is not asking for forgiveness. This has nothing to do...

@Stripe how do you address this?

Your statements... ...contradict one another. You have a self-contradictory position. Thus, at least one of your premises is false, because truth is non-contradictory.

I haven't done so at all, let alone "once again." More false accusations. Humans forgiving humans for sins committed against once another is a different topic than God forgiving humans for all of their sins against Him. Are you trying to change the topic again? Why did you ignore Luke 17:3...

Yes, He is. Where did I say that? You literally just quoted that one. Do I have to respond to it again? Was my first response to it not sufficient in some way? Did you even bother to read post 15? Where have I ever said that? You sure do like putting words in people's mouths... First...

What does that have to do with anything? We're talking about being forgiven for our sins. Or at least, we were. Are you now changing the subject? Guess who Jesus is telling to judge in that passage. Hypocrites. Don't judge if you don't want to be held to the same standard that you judge...

How about looking at what Paul said, instead: For it pleased the Father that in Him all the fullness should dwell, and by Him to reconcile all things to Himself, by Him, whether things on earth or things in heaven, having made peace through the blood of His cross. And you, who once were...

When one places his trust in Christ, he is forgiven of ALL sins. There's no need to repeatedly ask for forgiveness for sins that have already been forgiven.

What I said stands.