It is best if God does the teaching. And you are right, we can see Jesus' teaching in the New Testament.
Sexual Sin
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It is best if God does the teaching. And you are right, we can see Jesus' teaching in the New Testament.
Knowing one, knowing that I am wrong (a sinner), is wrong (knowing one is wrong), doesn't make up for that wrong. So we need some kind of salvation.
If a woman can be the judge of a man, would you or can you judge? What about making a judgment when one isn't waiting from you? Because you can state your opinion and be right in it if it is what the Law says.
The greatest need of man is salvation. No man can find salvation. If man is not found, then the man is lost.
What do you believe about faith and decisions or decision-making?
All men are born with a steering defect. The man is always pulling to the left, to sin. Until the steering defect is corrected the man will always steer towards sin. Salvation corrects the defect and sanctification makes all the necessary adjustments throughout the life of a regenerate man.
That seems to make sense.
And it's a wonderful and completely unexpected experience.
ok doser
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God's Law says Thou Shalt Not Murder.
That's all I need to judge the actions of the murderer as wrong.
How about you meshak?
Can you judge the actions of the murderer as wrong?
Not unless a person’s standards are selective ...
Gender does not distinguish promiscuity ...
ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
that would be any man who has sex outside of marriage
Currently, our laws are secular.
Amen.
I am not asking you to. If you know you can make a judgment or withhold a judgment, you can. It may be your opinion. It may be better to not say anything. But saying what the law is, without being willing to follow through, might simply mean that you do not believe the law to have any place in the life of those who have faith any more.
There must be a way to say or measure whether a man is promiscuous without it being a woman thing.
Makes sense, unless he is a victim meaning he did not have the ability to fight against it.
What does that mean exactly? For example, the Ten Commandments and other laws from out of God's Law.
You guys seem to impose Christian law to secular world.
Jesus gave His followers to work for God's kingdom, mind your own business.
The world can handle their own problems.
How do you read when Jesus says His followers are not of the world.
It seems very clear that you guys don't know what Jesus is talking about.
Do you even know that Jesus says it?