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10/3/09 1:58 AM |
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Remember Christian tradition. A Biblical statement, anyway. As St. Paul says "Hold the traditions which ye have been taught." Unfortunately we have more people fighting over traditions instead of preserving them--Mine is better than yours, yours is wrong...etc. etc. If they can build a case for their tradition from the Bible, I am not in the position to argue with them. |
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9/10/09 8:11 PM |
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Surely a verse in Sola Scriptura justifies lighting candles, incense, etc. Yep! So why the squabble? Cuz some just don't agree. Such is life for now. I wonder how some will feel in heaven as described in Revelation--candles, incense, etc. Are you ready? |
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8/5/09 6:44 PM |
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John Yurich USA wrote: The statement "dunking someone toward salvation" is totally unscriptural because Baptism is totally superfluous to salvation and gaining entrance into Heaven and thus it is totally superfluous if infants are Baptized. Baptism is just a dedication of infants and adults to Jesus. That's not what the Apostles and the Lord say about baptism. |
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8/4/09 3:01 PM |
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Ah, such good pious Americans we are...."Christian" but we don't believe in hell, but going to heaven gives us a good feeling. If you don't believe in hell, take heaven out of your philosophy also! |
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7/22/09 1:14 PM |
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John Yurich USA wrote: Obama and the president of the Mormon Cult should both be locked away in an asylum somewhere because they are both nuts. I don't agree with Mormon doctrine, but to lock them up?!?! What's gotten into you, Mr. Yurich? I guess religious freedom is not something you care for...the Bible according to you and nothing else, lock all the others up. Is this what you are implying? Would you like to be locked up for what you believe? Just because it is not "correct" or according to your opinion is not justification to lock them up. |
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7/21/09 1:19 PM |
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Hi Biblicist, no input on the Trinity. I think the Trinity is fine, but should not exclude other views. Like I said, I was simply asking you about Servetus and freedom of conscience, not to open a can of worms, but.........they are everywhere now! Lot's of arguing over the words of the Nicene creed. Maybe that is one reason I am being quiet...people contending for their interpretation of an extrabiblical document. That will go on for a long time. Think I'll opt out and enjoy the summer weather. Where are those sprinklers? |
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7/21/09 1:02 PM |
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John UK wrote: Well for once I will stand up on the side of the sprinklers, If it was as hot there as here, you'd run through the sprinklers. I did this after immersion and swimming in the pool. Felt good. Think I'll get sprinkled again today, maybe immersed as well. |
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7/21/09 12:58 PM |
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Biblicist wrote: What I have complained of is the elevation of reason above Scripture! Good point, Biblicist. I agree here. Reason can prove God's existence, I believe(in the manner how the Apostle Paul and the psalmus use the beauty and logic of creation and the universe), but we should not put it above the Scriptural record. Have a good day. |
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