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I don't think anyone's questioning what God can or could do... Even the staunchest of cessationists could agree if they witnessed legitimate tongues. But I guess we have to wait for the aliens to arrive first before we can witness to them in random syllables. Then again, they'd probably look at...

Test all things assumes I'm the one that needs to test it. The Bible is right there. In unbiased opinion probably won't come to the conclusion of what most Charismatics do. It's simply unreasonable. Seems most people that are Charismatic nowadays are just so desperate to 'see' or 'feel'...

How convenient.

The Bible. Because rambling random syllables isn't what tongues was. Tongues was practical. It served a purpose. If you ask me, it's Satanic and just another weed in the crop to separate people from grounded, Biblical theology. Modern tongues is nothing but a detraction and distraction...

This is the only time I'd consider it. Alas, it's the mother's decision.

What passes today as tongues is definitely Satanic. It's certainly not of God, so that kinda narrows it down a bit, wouldn't you say? Modern tongues couldn't be any further removed from Scripture. Then again, the same could be said about the movement that peddles it.

Where are you getting that from?

Joel Osteen probably takes the cake, but then again, I consider most of the Charismatic movement to be Satanic. I mean, it certainly isn't of God, so that kinda narrows it down a bit.

Forgive me for being frank, but to you the standard is something you do that you perceive to be evidence of something else. MC's account is no less credible than yours just because he doesn't think he can spew syllables and consider himself closer to God for it.

Donald Trump -- A Democrat Candidate's Candidate. He truly is the best Republican candidate they could have hoped for. That is, one that's going to severely tarnish the Republican brand.

'Speaking tongues' would mean, for example, waking up and being able to speak to Mandarin. I mean, that would make sense, right? Christianity is on the decline in most places, but it's surging in China. That, to me, is Biblical tongues and precisely why I think it was a gift that ceased with...

I think it's a bad idea. I think people should experience what life has to offer and form some of their own opinions before joining anything that doesn't really allow for questioning.

The people who seem to forget that they're elected to serve the citizens of the United States of America.

I don't believe the Tongues of the Bible is the Tongues of today. If anything I think it can be off-putting to non-Christians and even Christians if they're meant to feel it's something someone 'achieves' or is 'granted' as a result of X, Y or Z. God knows everything we ever were and ever will...