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What is baptism and what does it mean?
Since the person you've referred to wears a "Lutheran" faith icon I cannot help but think that your stated reasoning is not how she would reason through the matter of faith and baptism. Baptism does not mean one has a capacity to believe and obey, if it did there would be teaching in holy...- MoreCoffee
- Post #13
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Would You Trust...
Isn't your stated perspective rather "revivalist"? Surely many Christians all through history have received Christ without any instant-conversion-moment testimony. And many Christians live godly without making their faith into an occasion for street preaching enthusiasm.- MoreCoffee
- Post #28
- Forum: Christian Theology
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When truth matters.
Why don't you believe that any one 'denomination' is correct on all matters? Seems to me from what I've seen in debates about synergy in salvation that some monergists regard synergists as non-christians. Clearly some in this forum give every indication of regarding Catholic teaching as wicked...- MoreCoffee
- Post #40
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Where is the Pentecostal prefix?
I have no wish to intrude but I've never thought of Pentecostals as necessarily Evangelical nor of Evangelicals as necessarily Pentecostal. Why not have "Continuationist only" and "Cessationist only" since that appears to be a "great divide" within the ranks of Christians but neither category...- MoreCoffee
- Post #11
- Forum: Matters Archive
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Daily Light
Friday, 9th October 2015 MORNING Thou art a God ready to pardon, gracious and merciful. Neh. 9:17 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. II Pet. 3:9...- MoreCoffee
- Post #93
- Forum: Prayer & Christian Devotion
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Would You Trust...
I quoted his post exactly as it is written. The original post asks about a person who converts from Islam to Christianity and the reply says "Just as much as I would any other atheist.". It is possible that the reply really means "Just as much as I would any other atheist [who converted]." but...- MoreCoffee
- Post #26
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Filioque
The council of Florence defined the filioque to mean "and (through) the Son" . The argument between current Orthodox & Catholic theologians has more to do with the use of the Greek words aitia (cause) and arche (source). The Catholic theologians at the council of Florence used the word aitia to...- MoreCoffee
- Post #8
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Would You Trust...
Conversion from Islam to Christianity turns a Muslim into an atheist?- MoreCoffee
- Post #22
- Forum: Christian Theology
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What is baptism and what does it mean?
Yes, much more than just wet.- MoreCoffee
- Post #11
- Forum: Christian Theology
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What is baptism and what does it mean?
Can you point me to the passages of holy scripture that teach that baptism is "a sign to the world of one's conversion"? If it is just water then it can only make an adult wet too even if the adult professes faith; do you think that baptism does something other than make a chap wet?- MoreCoffee
- Post #10
- Forum: Christian Theology
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Outside the church there is no Salvation ( discussion)
I have no idea what "literal" means in your posts. If you think that "literal" makes Jesus into wood then it is kind of stupid.- MoreCoffee
- Post #62
- Forum: Denomination Discussions