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  1. hobie

    Is the Pope as he claims “God on Earth”.

    Well, they can go to the Vatican at Rome and see if the 'saints' are of wood and stone, and then explain how they are not 'idols', and we can go from there... 1 John 5:21 Little children, keep yourselves from idols. Amen.
  2. hobie

    Is the Pope as he claims “God on Earth”.

    So what happened to the other Christian centers and leadership.......seems like they all got left behind and none have been able to match the rise and influence of the 'bishop of Rome'.
  3. hobie

    Martin Luther on the state of the dead.

    I think that is the issue, but he clearly was against the idea of a immortal soul. Here I found something..."On November 29, 1520, Luther published a defense of the forty-one propositions that had been condemned by the bull Exsurge Domini, of June 15. This he titled Assertion of All the Articles...
  4. hobie

    Is the Pope as he claims “God on Earth”.

    The Admin moved it here just for that purpose...
  5. hobie

    Martin Luther on the state of the dead.

    I am looking at Martin Luther as I have come across what history shows, and it seems he was bringing together the passages from scripture and declare what it attests. He was coming to a understanding on the state of the dead, and striving to show what he found in Gods word and refute what was...
  6. hobie

    Is the Pope as he claims “God on Earth”.

    Then why follow its changes to what God set forth, its plain to see what they did.
  7. hobie

    Is the Pope as he claims “God on Earth”.

    No, its on who do we obey, God or man.
  8. hobie

    Is the Pope as he claims “God on Earth”.

    So then lets go to the next question which is why does anyone follow its dictates on what it says it has the authority to change, and claims that this is what Christians have to follow. Here are some statements which show who churches are following and its not the Bible: "Protestants ...
  9. hobie

    Is the Pope as he claims “God on Earth”.

    Thanks.
  10. hobie

    Is the Pope as he claims “God on Earth”.

    And does he have the authority to change times and laws of God? Lets see what is claimed: "Not the Creator of Universe, in Genesis 2:1-3,-but the Catholic Church can claim the honor of having granted man a pause to his work every seven days." (S. C. Mosna, Storia della Domenica, 1969, pp...
  11. hobie

    Is the Pope as he claims “God on Earth”.

    In his encyclical, "The Reunion of Christendom" (1885), Pope Leo XIII stated that the pope holds "upon this earth the place of God Almighty." In the Catechism, can be found the following: "The Pope takes the place of Jesus Christ on earth...by divine right the pope has supreme and full power in...
  12. hobie

    Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...

    Here is from the Lutherans... "The resurrection of the dead is one of the neglected portions of the Apostles’ Creed. Even though we recite it often, indeed, every day, many people only think of the interim state when they think of heaven. Unfortunately, by doing so they are missing out on the...
  13. hobie

    Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...

    No, it clearly says what the OP is on. Christ said directly that we would be resurrected over and over... Luke 20:36 Neither can they die any more: for they are equal unto the angels; and are the children of God, being the children of the resurrection. Luke 14:14 And thou shalt be blessed...
  14. hobie

    Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...

    So if they are the words of Christ directly, then are they 'unorthodox'? John 5:29And shall come forth; they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life; and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation.
  15. hobie

    Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...

    Now I am clearly using the Word of God and the words of Christ Himself, as you inferred that I was basically not using the NT but the OT, as if that is not Cannon/Scripture.
  16. hobie

    Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...

    Are you stating the Lutherans are then not actually Christian, I think they would disagree...
  17. hobie

    Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...

    If you cannot discuss the Word of God, and more importantly the words of Christ, in a Christian forum, then whats the point of having it? If the words of Christ himself are to be shunned or disregard, then there is a serious problem to say nothing of the spiritual danger.
  18. hobie

    Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...

    With all due respect, how do I petition to have this thread 'Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...' moved back, as it is a Christian thread with proper scripture and should not have been moved.
  19. hobie

    Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...

    Death is compared to a unconscious state or sleep in scripture so there must be some analogy in the condition of the state of sleep and a state of death. Our condition in sleep differs from our condition when awake simply that when we are soundly asleep, we are entirely unconscious. So in this...
  20. hobie

    Jesus Christ taught two resurrections...

    Yes, as we know, the bigger the untruth, the more people think its true. But lets look at what happens according to scripture when we die and at the resurrection. Look at at Genesis 2:7 "And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life...
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