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God still chooses.
I shall do the same, it's something I have learned to do here but im sure every now and then I over step and have to step back. One problem I have is that I easily confirm with other beliefs here so when I agree with someone, another might take it as I'm taking a jab at them and their beliefs...- Andrew
- Post #84
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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God still chooses.
We have the same belief brother :)- Andrew
- Post #82
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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God still chooses.
Amen brother, we have a role indeed but it's God who comes first in all that we do. Revelation tells us that not all will be saved, quite a few actually, but I'm not trying to challenge anyone's salvation either- Andrew
- Post #80
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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God still chooses.
Mankind does not have the power to obey God, we must be regenerated (reborn) for our works to be pleasing to God, we can't just skip over the work on the cross and put our salvation at the risk of our own doings, that attitude implies "well Christ did most of the part but without my help he has...- Andrew
- Post #78
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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WE ARE NOT NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANS
There is no shade of difference between gentile or Jew when accepting Christ's covenant- Andrew
- Post #7
- Forum: Bible Study
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God still chooses.
In regards to free will- Andrew
- Post #76
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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God still chooses.
That's absolutely true, we obey in our belief and faith in Christ and not through mans sole obedience to what he feels fit for- Andrew
- Post #74
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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God still chooses.
I've learned to appreciate Menno :), reading in context makes any single verse even sharper. The context and significance we can gather throughout the bible suggest and reveal that all mankind is completely and utterly deprived of seeking the goodness and fullness of God on their own, this is...- Andrew
- Post #72
- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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Ghosts!
Thanks for the encouragement, I myself am not afraid of "ghost", I have known a friend who was obviously possessed, she would scream madly and kick and fuss when prayed over, she would say things out of the blue like "I feel so good right now, I love it when he makes me feel good" (she was...- Andrew
- Post #9
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Smollett charges dropped
He had a lovely time with community service, probably not one bead of sweat from his forehead, and the fine is nothing more than a bribe. He gets to return to his show and everyone calls him a hero, I heard on the Talk that "the truth shall set you free" as if he is declared innocent. Rubbish- Andrew
- Post #5
- Forum: News Center
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Ghosts!
Im putting this in Christian Theology because I want it to be a Christian discussion. Some say they are demons masquerading 'familiar spirits' (lost family members)... Anyway my mom has been seeing them her whole life, my dad too, and grandparents from both sides... The most recent was last...- Andrew
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- Forum: Christian Theology
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