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A spiritually dead sinner can exercise his will ("free will" is a redundant term: if it's not free, it's not a will) because Christ went to the cross to for him, to enable such a dead, without hope, sinner to choose God, by providing a means for him to do so, where before there was no way for...

Repeating yourself won't make what you say come true, Akay, especially since I showed you that those claims are false, as per Scripture. Consider the following article, sir: https://kgov.com/deity-of-christ Agreed. Not quite. John 17:3: 3 And this is eternal life, that they may know You...

Nope. Christ was/is/will always be, God. Matthew 16:15-17: 15 He said to them, “But who do you say that I am?” 16 Simon Peter answered and said, “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” 17 Jesus answered and said to him, “Blessed are you, Simon Bar-Jonah, for flesh and blood has not...

AMEN! Probably should, but he can stay so long as he follows the rules. When the heathens come to the Christian, it's a golden opportunity to lead them to Christ!

Allah is a false god and Muhammad was a false prophet and an evIl man.

So no answer to the rest of what I said, @Hoping ?

In other words, "I'm not willing to consider I'm wrong, and so I'll intentionally ignore everything my opponent says and just repeat my position."

I, for one, appreciate you being here, Clete!

That would take several weeks of dedicated Bible study that doesn't fit in a single post on a forum. You'd be better off just reading Bob Enyart's The Plot. Or, just read the entire Old Testament. Correct. Because of what Christ did on the cross. No. We are no longer identified as slaves...

It's not. Saying it doesn't make it so. It's not Gentiles. It's those in the Body of Christ, where there is neither Jew nor Gentile. For those in the Body of Christ, yes, they will obtain the promised eternal life, because Christ is their righteousness, not doing good works. Where is...

No, He promised them freedom from serving sin. Gentiles are under different rules. So if God does different things with different groups, it's unfair and unjust? It means that all my sins are covered by the grace of God, that I don't have to try to be perfect, because Christ is perfect in...

The title sounds like a bunch of hooey.

It's different to Jesus' promise to Israel, not contrary. Graced out is for the BOC. Freedom from serving sin was for Israel.

Yeah, it's called being graced out. Try reading Paul's letters, instead of just the gospels.

Yes, it is exactly what I said. Compare: And: So you believe in unconditional salvation? Again, God alone provides the free gift. But He doesn't accept the free gift for us. That responsibility falls to us. So what? When a couple says "I do" at the altar, they aren't accepting a...

Yes, that's what I said.

God is the one who provides salvation. God is not the one who accepts that salvation. That is on us. Our accepting of the salvation God alone provides is NOT meritorious, it doesn't earn us the salvation. God freely provides it to those who accept it, no requirement to obtain it.

No, you haven’t. I have admitted no such thing. What I said was that I don’t hold to any particular doctrine. I already have, yet you keep obfuscating with “but there are more than three people in the Bible…” So which is it, are there more than three people in the Bible, or is there only...

Lol https://notthebee.com/article/weatherman-finds-out-hes-had-touch-screen-this-whole-time