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============================================================================================== Post #37 (Arsenios): I always liked the question: "Were the fish drowned too?" On a scale of 1 to 10, where should we rate that comment? Of course, someone could always try to tell a tail (tale)...

============================================================================================== In Post #21, atpollard tendered the passage often referred to as “Lazarus and the Rich Man”. It is found in Luke 16:19-31. Jesus recounts that a person named “whom God helps” is taken to Abraham’s...

============================================================================================== Post #11 (MoreCoffee): What is your original thinking on the subject of Noah's ark? Post #12 (MennoSota): Noah built it. God brought the animals. God brought a worldwide flood. Noah and his family...

============================================================================================== And here is something else that is conveniently and consistently swept under the carpet. (And one could say with a foot firmly placed on the carpet to keep it from lifting.) The Nicene Creeds of both...

============================================================================================== Post #14: Using obviously symbolic Scripture as though it were literal, to support personally important beliefs, is definitely manipulation...

============================================================================================== Arsenios, Post #23 [emphasis added[: That may well depend on the definition of “human hypostasis” given in the Bible (if there is one – maybe it is a purely human concept, and therefore pagan)...

============================================================================================== In Post #2, the Poster presented some Scripture and added a comment, thus: Perhaps, as others choose to do, he overlooked something. Was Paul writing to people who were already in Heaven? Because...

============================================================================================== Post #8: Or maybe it could be like in the fellowship I frequented as a teenager. There was a pushy (domineering) girl there surnamed Suzer. People tended to bow the knee to her, too. Could that...

How did he know where I live?

============================================================================================== Watching people paint themselves into a corner is so much fun. It always happens when post-Apostolic doctrines are put under the microscope. Look at the way two posters have twisted the totally valid...

============================================================================================== Post #1: Because it’s against their religion to believe that. That’s why. It is that simple. Just like it’s against the religion of those who believe in Believer’s Baptism to accept Infant Baptism...

============================================================================================== It’s amazing the straw-clutching that people will indulge in, to try and find support for cherished doctrines that are not actually based on Scripture. And much can be learned by taking note of the...

============================================================================================== Post #7 does an exceptionally good job of demonstrating why Thayer felt the need to insert theological statements into his Greek-English lexicon (translation dictionary) regarding the word translated...

============================================================================================== Post #6: Post #7: Yet both spoke.;) ============================================================================================== Post #5: The Septuagint (LXX) does express the homily of...

============================================================================================== Definitions are interesting things. They are powerful things. They can encapsulate truth, or they can promote gross untruth. Mental conditioning is also a powerful tool. Within the realm of Middle...

============================================================================================== Albion (Post #16): So, MennoSota was correct when he said: The Spirit of God does a wonderful job of immersing (baptizing) us into Christ so that we are entirely immersed into Him. And Arsenios was...

============================================================================================== Arsenios (Post #10): The Bible (1 Corinthians 12:13): ==============================================================================================

============================================================================================== Andrew (Post #3): Most definitely so. No problem. I think people will have noted by now, that I offer (from my perspective, jaundiced or otherwise as it may be), acknowledgement of things that I...

============================================================================================== MennoSota (Post #66): What an interesting question. Was it asked because I have found the vast majority of video links over the years to be strongly biased and therefore unhelpful and demoralising...

============================================================================================== Once again I have ignored my own advice to myself about not watching linked videos. I did so because I detected a possibility of scholarship versus the drum beating and sermonising I had been exposed...