Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Yes. All believers in Christ who are growing in grace, by systematically exposing themselves to the accurate teaching of the Word of God,
eventually realize that growth is a process in which knowledge gradually replaces ignorance. on various points of doctrine.
Growing in grace before God is not the same thing as acknowledging to another human being that you have been wrong. As you very well know.
Originally posted by divegeester Growing in grace before God is not the same thing as acknowledging to another human being that you have been wrong. As you very well know.
Really? And yet you have the huevos to rail at people in this forum, other Christians, for merely disagreeing with you? How do you reconcile that with the possibility that you could be wrong, especially since you say you consider that possibility "all the time"? Do you think that one who considers the possibility that they may be wrong "all the time" would typically make the effort to criticize other Christians for disagreeing with his personal dogma? AND to then criticize other Christians for not also deriding those Christians who disagreed? Wouldn't you consider this to be strange behavior for a Christian who supposedly considers "all the time" that his own dogma may be wrong?
Originally posted by Suzianne Really? And yet you have the huevos to rail at people in this forum, other Christians, for merely disagreeing with you? How do you reconcile that with the possibility that you could be wrong, especially since you say you consider that possibility "all the time"? Do you think that one who considers the possibility that they may be wrong "all the time" wou ...[text shortened]... ehavior for a Christian who supposedly considers "all the time" that his own dogma may be wrong?
Originally posted by Suzianne Really? And yet you have the huevos to rail at people in this forum, other Christians, for merely disagreeing with you? How do you reconcile that with the possibility that you could be wrong, especially since you say you consider that possibility "all the time"? Do you think that one who considers the possibility that they may be wrong "all the time" wou ...[text shortened]... ehavior for a Christian who supposedly considers "all the time" that his own dogma may be wrong?
Which of your 6 ranted questions would you like me to answer first?
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