1. Standard memberkaroly aczel
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    13 Oct '18 23:19
    @sonship said
    Someone asks me "Do you expect more rewards in Heaven?"

    A more proper attitude for a Christian to have when he comes before Christ, if has served exceptionally well, he should still admit that he only did what was his responsibility to have done. He still feels unworthy of gracious grace.

    He only came up to the standard and did not exceed the standard.

    S ...[text shortened]... We are unprofitable slaves; we have done what we ought to have done." (Luke 16:10)
    How can one exceed the standard of perfection?
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    @karoly-aczel

    How can one exceed the standard of perfection?


    I think I mean the standard of cooperation.
    I'll have to think about it.

    In the meantime, I want to write this:

    To write poetry us a great skill, or to compose music, or to produce some work of art, or even build great architecture.
    To perform noble deeds of charity is grand.

    But the grandest and most noble skill is the skill of voluntarily turning over one's own being, chamber by chamber of his soul, to Jesus Christ.

    It is the most noble skill - the skill of surrendering up each and every corner of your heart to Jesus.
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    Hymn 1025
    SUBJECT: GOSPEL-NEED OF CHRIST
    METER: 8.7.8.7.D.
    AUTHOR: Witness Lee
    COMPOSER: Anon.

    1 Give up the world, Christ to obtain,
    He is your heart’s very need;
    What else can you desire or seek?
    All things are empty indeed!

    Chorus
    He is so rich, He is so full,
    He can fulfill all your needs!
    He is so good, He is so sweet,
    All your desire He exceeds!

    2 Give up the world, Christ to obtain,
    He is the One you require;
    Once you receive this glorious Christ,
    Never the rest you’ll desire.

    3 Though very great is all the world,
    And very small is your heart,
    Yet the great world with all its wealth
    Never can fill your small heart.

    4 If you have Christ, you have all joys;
    Without this Christ, only pains;
    Where there is Christ there morning is;
    Where He is not, night remains.


    Hear Tune at https://www.hymnal.net/en/hymn/h/1025
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    14 Oct '18 00:22
    @sonship said
    Do you expect to get more "rewards" in "Heaven" than him?


    Okay, I'll humor this little gem. Expect FMF just to hunt for fault with it.

    The question seems to suggest that Christians go to heaven to get rewards. I don't like the leading assumption because it undercuts that the spiritual battle is over "the earth" .

    So let's adjust it a bit ...[text shortened]... rd awaits me. And not only me but awaits ALL THOSE who love the appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ."
    Do you expect to get more "rewards" in "Heaven" than divegeester?
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    14 Oct '18 00:37
    @sonship said
    @karoly-aczel

    How can one exceed the standard of perfection?


    I think I mean the standard of cooperation.
    I'll have to think about it.

    In the meantime, I want to write this:

    To write poetry us a great skill, or to compose music, or to produce some work of art, or even build great architecture.
    To perform noble deeds of charity is grand.
    ...[text shortened]... is the most noble skill - the skill of surrendering up each and every corner of your heart to Jesus.
    Think all you want, deflect all you want, fact remains: if your argument is not consistent with logic then it will continue to have holes in it.
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    @fmf said
    I am not a troll. And neither is sonhouse.
    You certainly are a troll. And a pool whizzer too.
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    @sonship said
    @karoly-aczel

    How can one exceed the standard of perfection?


    I think I mean the standard of cooperation.
    I'll have to think about it.

    In the meantime, I want to write this:

    To write poetry us a great skill, or to compose music, or to produce some work of art, or even build great architecture.
    To perform noble deeds of charity is grand.
    ...[text shortened]... is the most noble skill - the skill of surrendering up each and every corner of your heart to Jesus.
    You would agree, wouldn’t you, that that is much easier said than done?
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    @sonship said
    @divegeester

    I think its time to just leave you to your delusions of grandeur and monotonous self appreciation. Drive carefully now. The forum can wait until you're out of traffic.

    One other thing. Asking me if I shared the Gospel lately away from here is much more interesting. You can remind me of that now and then.
    Stop deflecting sonship. This is your thread why don’t you address the topic!

    In another thread you mocked me for claiming i had what am calling checkmate questions for certain posters; now you have started a thread on the subject, so let’s stick to the subject shall we.

    Here is your checkmate question

    Will my outright rejection of your trinity teaching/doctrine in any way preclude me from being saved. Yes or no?
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    @divegeester said
    You are a very weak debater Daniel.
    FMF take note, this is an example of an ad hominem.
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    @dj2becker said
    FMF take note, this is an example of an ad hominem.
    It is, and so was your tastelss slur at him being “handicapped”, which incidentally says loads about you, not him.
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    @divegeester said
    It is, and so was your tastelss slur at him being “handicapped”, which incidentally says loads about you, not him.
    He’s not handicapped, he’s handicapable, tiger. You know what Miss Alawat taught you when you come across a handicapable person - don’t stare and say to yourself, “There but for the grace of God go I.”
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    @divegeester said
    Stop deflecting sonship. This is your thread why don’t you address the topic!

    In another thread you mocked me for claiming i had what am calling checkmate questions for certain posters; now you have started a thread on the subject, so let’s stick to the subject shall we.

    Here is your checkmate question

    Will my outright rejection of your trinity teaching/doctrine in any way preclude me from being saved. Yes or no?
    <Here is your checkmate question>

    How many times do you plan on saying “checkmate?”

    Given how few checkmates you deliver on the chessboard, I suppose it’s only natural for you to prattle on about them in a linguistic way.

    Why not improve your chess skills instead, tiger?
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    @dj2becker said
    FMF take note, this is an example of an ad hominem.
    You are mistaken (and so is divegeester).

    "You are a very weak debater Daniel" is not an ad hominem.

    "You are a person with a disability, FMF" is not an ad hominem.

    "You are a very weak debater Daniel and that is the reason why your latest debating point is weak" is an ad hominem.

    "You are a person with a disability, FMF, and that's the reason why your arguments are hateful" is an ad hominem.
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    @fmf said
    You are mistaken (and so is divegeester).

    "You are a very weak debater Daniel" is not an ad hominem.

    "You are a person with a disability, FMF" is not an ad hominem.

    "You are a very weak debater Daniel and that is the reason why your latest debating point is weak" is an ad hominem.

    "You are a person with a disability, FMF, and that's the reason why your arguments are hateful" is an ad hominem.
    You’re making no sense, Kiddo.

    Do you know what an ad hominem is? ‘Cause it seems from this post that you don’t.
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