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    "no religion" designation

    Perhaps it is because of the way USA Christianity is so tightly allied to politics now that people think ill of it and prefer "no religion" to Christianity.
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    The Gospel according to NonStampCollector

    You left out the threat part - "do not believe and burn in hell."
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    Jesus Christ, died for all

    The merit of Christ's passion is communicated by baptism in most cases and by holy communion and by faith and by repentance and by every means of grace. I suspect that will not help you but you are keen to have something to read. Merit is merit, any dictionary can give you an effective definition.
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    Context!!!

    That is true, so get to it! :)
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    Context!!!

    Yes, the point is fairly basic while also being too close to the truth for comfort.
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    Be merciful.

    ... show mercy to all just as God showed mercy to us? Yes, I do.
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    Context!!!

    You could try with your phone :smirk:
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    Jesus Christ, died for all

    What's the definition of "merit"? Do you know what "the passion of the Christ" is? The following trailer from a film might help, did you see the film?
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    The Gospel according to NonStampCollector

    This gospel was recorded around 2,009 years after the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ by somebody who didn't see any of it - obviously - and just decided to record his impressions of what the four canonical gospels and other canonical holy scripture says on the topic of free will, heaven, hell...
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    ROMANS 11 WHO IS THE WILD OLIVE TREE?

    Is it not possible that I understood what you did say and that you didn't say what you were trying to say? Does that mean that people first believe and only after they believe are they saved? What you have written is stating the obvious. Of course unbelievers are "unsaved" and of course grace...
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    Jesus Christ, died for all

    There's an adage that explains why some actions are unwise. It says, in essence, that one ought not spit into the wind. The reason is obvious. I will not spend the time needed to explain to you what you can discover for yourself with little or no effort. I will not explain it to you because it...
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    Palm Sunday

    Today, 14-April-2019 is Palm Sunday.
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    Jesus Christ, died for all

    You could educate yourself on the theological language of the ancient churches since it has been in use for close to two thousand years and is well documented.
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    ROMANS 11 WHO IS THE WILD OLIVE TREE?

    Does that mean that you teach and preach that God saved unbelieving persons and only later do they come to faith in Jesus Christ? Thus they are saved first apart from faith and later gain faith?
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    Biases, imaginary faults, and sins.

    Its source is an unreliable document written several centuries after the alleged event.
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    Biases, imaginary faults, and sins.

    What on Earth are you on about?
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    ROMANS 11 WHO IS THE WILD OLIVE TREE?

    Your post once again confuses matters rather than adds light of any kind - torchlight or day light or any light would be preferable to the things you've mixed up so poorly. The one place you'll find the two words "faith alone" next to each other and in that order is in saint James' letter. The...
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    Biases, imaginary faults, and sins.

    You know that the story you are relating is not considered to be true, right? It was part of "quo vadis" the film, and probably has roots in folk lore but is not anything reported or recorded as genuine Petrine tradition.
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