29 Oct '08 20:43>
Originally posted by robbie carrobiesorry, 'righteous by my own lights', when did i establish Christs righteousness,? infact to my knowledge i have never written a biblical verse in my life, they were all there before i was born, perhaps you mean the Biblical standard
sorry, 'righteous by my own lights', when did i establish Christs righteousness,? infact to my knowledge i have never written a biblical verse in my life, they were all there before i was born, perhaps you mean the Biblical standard, however one can only surmise, anyhow, yes Christ was not adverse to helping those who were ailing spiritually, however ...[text shortened]... nt to assistance then by all means, otherwise, what fellowship do light and darkness have?
I didn't claim you established Christ's righteousness (whatever that would mean). I just meant that you take it to be the case that Jesus is a righteous person.
however by your definition, one would consider atheists and agnostics to be either lawless, sick (no comment), tax collectors and or/sinners and in need of some help, a position i am sure they would deny!
By my definition?? You're the one who posted an inane quote that implied that the line between believers in Christ and non-believers in Christ also demarcates the righteous from the "lawless". My use of "the lawless" was simply in reference back to your inane quote.
otherwise, what fellowship do light and darkness have?
Hey, if (as you implied with your response to Pawnokeyhole) you think you have no business extending friendship or fellowship to others merely because they don't hold to your particular religious belief; all I'm saying is that seems remarkably petty.