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  1. Albion

    Baptism in Jesus’ name, Trinitarian style.

    Stop! Trying to "save face" by posting those curt and cutesy replies or by trying desperately to change the subject only results in killing the discussion.
  2. Albion

    Baptism in Jesus’ name, Trinitarian style.

    Stop naming documents that are not CREEDS of any Reformation Church! This, after you'd told us, wrongly, that all the Reformation church creeds identify the Pope as antichrist! It's embarrassing to watch you squirm and try to change the subject after you've been informed of the facts.
  3. Albion

    Baptism in Jesus’ name, Trinitarian style.

    First, you say (as you have said before) that ALL the Reformation era creeds say that the Papacy is the antichrist, and then when I refer you to one of the best-known of the Reformation-era creed which, to my recollection, DOES NOT MAKE SUCH A STATEMENT... You change your accusation to say...
  4. Albion

    Baptism in Jesus’ name, Trinitarian style.

    I don't recall that the (Thirty-nine) Articles of Religion mention the Antichrist, and this is possibly the most famous of the Reformation era creedal statements. Where in it is the Papacy described as the antichrist??
  5. Albion

    Baptism in Jesus’ name, Trinitarian style.

    Your posts are sounding more and more bizarre. For any believer to follow the Bible's directive when it comes to baptism, he certainly does not become, ipso facto, a devotee of the Antichrist. Not even if the Reformation-era Popes had actually been Antichrist. ;)
  6. Albion

    Baptism in Jesus’ name, Trinitarian style.

    1) Jesus never baptized anyone, and 2) He personally directed his Apostles to baptize using the Trinitarian baptismal formula, not the opposite as you claimed. So if anyone here is rejecting the authority of Jesus and of his Apostles, he'd be opposed to the Trinitarian baptismal formula that...
  7. Albion

    What now for Republicans?

    Hmmm. So you believe that bringing down inflation was the key issue on voters' minds and the Republicans' failure to drive home a solution to this issue was the reason they didn't do better? I'm not sure I can agree to that, although it appears to have been the #1 issue. So what IS the solution...
  8. Albion

    The newest guy here

    Hi, Mike and welcome! Care to tell us what Christian denomination you identify with? It's hard to get to know newcomers posting on religious matters without any idea about that. Thanks.
  9. Albion

    Racism

    Did you mean to post this ^ in the thread about Universal Atonement??
  10. Albion

    Racism

    I wouldn't do that to you, Dave, no matter how wrong you are.
  11. Albion

    Racism

    o_O You need a few lessons in the subject.
  12. Albion

    Racism

    Whoa. Reverse racism is no solution to the problem of racism. I should think we would all know that by now.
  13. Albion

    What now for Republicans?

    That's an excellent post, tango. The closing comment there does seem a bit abrupt, however, and I am not sure that saying "people want to see an alternative to deal with it rather than lots of shouting that it's a problem. We know it's a problem, we want to know what is going to be done about...
  14. Albion

    Why Universal Atonement is Pelagianism.

    Fine, but the two concepts appear to have been confused during the course of the discussion.
  15. Albion

    Racism

    a "break?" At whose expense? And in any case, is the nation's objective to have everyone be treated in a fair and equitable manner...or is it to punish the racial majority because not everyone is equally talented, prosperous, and/or respected?
  16. Albion

    Why Universal Atonement is Pelagianism.

    Pelagius aside, there's a difference between Universalism and Universal Atonement. That's one thing. Also, Pelagianism does not mean that the individual is left to "save himself." Pelagius was concerned at the idea that everyone begins life outcast from God by having inherited "Original Sin."
  17. Albion

    Best way to defend yourself

    You mean that you simply repeat the statement you'd made before that had been questioned or debunked. That IS a way of deflecting, I would agree; but it's not what's called "turning the other cheek." Not by a longshot.
  18. Albion

    Why Universal Atonement is Pelagianism.

    Clearly, it does not leave the individual to save himself. No one is saved (according to orthodox Christianity) without Christ and his work on the Cross. Limited Atonement means that Christ died only for God's Elect.
  19. Albion

    What now for Republicans?

    Glad to, but I'll let facts help him out...and you. Here's a rundown of many of Biden's economy-killing misadventures, along with some of the lies he likes to tell about them to cover his trail. One thing that is helpful about this article is that cold, hard facts are mainstays of the...
  20. Albion

    What now for Republicans?

    All of that ^ is secondary compared to the trillions of dollars that Biden and Co. simply threw away at home and abroad while also suppressing American industry. But his own and Hunter's friend Xi didn't suffer at Biden's hands. It was quite the opposite. By the way, "People don't go back to...
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