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BOTH situations are false doctrine. Faith is the result of Christ's gospel of grace. Some people have faith and believe after hearing it, others do not. Salvation, on the other hand, is wholly of God. Salvation, not faith, is God's work. Faith, not salvation, is man's response to God's work...

We don't. None of this indicates that Christians cannot sin.

If this is true, God is UNJUST!

There are no specific verses that authorize the death penalty for people who sexually assault children. That doesn't mean it shouldn't be a capital crime. Jesus said if a man causes a child to sin, it would be better for the man if a millstone was tied to his neck and it be thrown into the ocean...

The problem is that I'm not interpreting scripture. You are. I'm simply letting scripture say exactly what it says. Meaningless platitude. Your ignorance of scripture is showing. ("fruit of interpretation" much?) It wasn't the woman who needed healing. It was her daughter who was "severely...

Jesus affirmed the death penalty. Paul affirmed the death penalty. Revelation affirms the death penalty. God requires the death penalty. Leftists have gotten rid of it, and our nation has become a lawless nation as a result. That's because we don't put pedophiles and rapists and "child sex...

As RD said, when you come onto a Christian Forum spouting irrational beliefs, don't expect us to be very nice. In fact, I'm kind of surprised Sherman hasn't banned you already for being a troll, since she's a bit stricter than I am when it comes to keeping trolls off the site. People like...

Anyone who decided to go along with this should be executed for promoting the sexualization of children.

I'll do you one better: Want to eliminate the prison population? Bring back restitution, corporal punishments, and the death penalty, and execute all of the current death row inmates, and then get rid of the prison system. This can be done without a prison system. Supra. Can be done...

Because it was. Saying it doesn't make it so.

Notice how that was spoken by Jesus to the Jews just a few chapters before He said to the Gentile woman "I have not come except for the lost sheep of the House of Israel."

What I said above isn't a matter of opinion. It's a matter of what the Bible ACTUALLY SAYS! My opinions (not what I posted above), are based on what it actually says. What are yours based on, but your a priori beliefs that Christians cannot sin.

http://www.creationscience.com/onlinebook/FAQ212.html

As I said above, condemning someone for judging you is hypocritical. People like you are not a challenge at all. Pointing out the flaws in your argumentation is not "unloading." Meaningless nonsense. The flood is an event that did, in fact, occur. And a total of 150 days of water on the...

Mine is the God of the Bible. Who is your god? And five chapters later He said, "I was not sent except to the lost sheep of the house of Israel." Enduring to the end is in context of keeping the law. Paul, on the other hand says if you keep the law, you're cursed. For as many as are of the...

Funny how the only thing you respond to of mine is a short post directed at your hypocrisy, and not a long one addressing your arguments.

And you're judging him for judging you. Doesn't that make you a hypocrite?

False. False. I'm not. Again, repenting means to change one's mind. That's the entire point. Changing one's mind, repenting, does not make one incapable of sinning. That wasn't an opinion. Not what I said. Becoming a new creature doesn't mean we won't stumble. Reborn is a term that...

Anyways, @Yorzhik, my point is that saying the flood was "about 4000 years ago" isn't close enough to the actual date of the Flood to be able to say that it was "about 4000 years ago." And so, the claim, even though it's an estimate, is wrong.

In other words, Abraham would NOT have been able to talk to Shem, as @Yorzhik claimed, because Shem would died around and at least before 2700 BC, and Abraham was born no earlier than 2300 BC.