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Justification
Found this interesting regarding Romans 8:30 - So there is a certainty (Justification?) and a continued work that appears to be contained in the meaning. Some may well call this continued work "Sanctification" (I am one...)- ImaginaryDay2
- Post #215
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Justification
It just seemed confusing as I'd never heard it phrased quite that way. Your clarifications below help. I would say "no" No, they would not be. It is by the righteousness of Christ that we are saved Yes, they are (with a caveat, see below) No, they are not. Yes, I do. And thank you for...- ImaginaryDay2
- Post #206
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Justification
It's a backward question. Imputed righteousness is one of those ideas in Reformed theology along the lines of substitutionary penal atonement. Not everyone is going to have a quick answer whether either fits their theology. And to ask if imputed righteousness=salvation... huh? If one does not...- ImaginaryDay2
- Post #200
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Justification
My "take" - the righteousness of Christ is received by (or "imputed to", if you will) the believer by faith (what you might call "salvation", so that it addresses your question..). It is not an earned righteousness, but the free gift of God. So, we are MADE RIGHTEOUS by Christ in us...- ImaginaryDay2
- Post #196
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Google - disappearing messages
Well, since Google tracks about everything that's done on one of its platforms (and even things that aren't) I wouldn't trust that any of it would be safe. Most likely, they'd be tracking who uses what features to make things "bigger and better" in the future, and still try to sell us the line...- ImaginaryDay2
- Post #4
- Forum: Off Topic Area
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Google - disappearing messages
Yeah... Data belongs to the user LOL!- ImaginaryDay2
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- Forum: Off Topic Area
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CH coffee club
Must be exciting having them visit! I'm on the graveyard shift right now, about three more hours, so I'm drinking Starbucks Sumatra blend (Keurig) and eating chocolate covered coffee beans- ImaginaryDay2
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- Forum: Food & Drink
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CH coffee club
Not really coffee per se, but I'm having 'Ice Java', a coffee flavored syrup with milk. Think caffeinated 'Nestle Quick'- ImaginaryDay2
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- Forum: Food & Drink
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Justification
Allright, you're just a discerning coffee drinker. I see... I think...- ImaginaryDay2
- Post #173
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Justification
Yes, and Amen! However, our friend MoreCoffee doesn't drink coffee. But now he drinks Irish Coffee...? :thinking:- ImaginaryDay2
- Post #172
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Justification
I wouldn't say this is true at all. Maybe re-read the OP. It differs from traditional Protestant understanding, but states the POV nonetheless and should have some bearing on the conversation here. from the OP: See here also...- ImaginaryDay2
- Post #159
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Justification
Consideration of worldview would go a long way in this thread, I think. obviously, the pov's expressed here are not going to be similar to our own, and to argue ad nauseam will only prevent us from learning and growing in our fellowship with others. It might be worth noting that my Lutheran...- ImaginaryDay2
- Post #154
- Forum: Christian Theology
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What are you listening to? - Part 2
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- Post #105
- Forum: Art & Media
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Justification
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- Post #143
- Forum: Christian Theology
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