02 Dec 05
Originally posted by KnightWulfefollowing the "core" is not good enough following part of the religion does not make you correct. Thats like saying a lie of omission is just as good as truth. First of all I am pretty sure that Judaism and Islam are not considered denominations of of Christianity. The main difference is the belief in the identity of Jesus. If noone can come to God except thrugh his Son then in Judaism noone can come to the father at all because they believe that the first coming is yet to occur.
Yes, this is very true, but they are still classified as Christians.
Personally, I think they make up their own regious group. Since they reject Christ, they are really not Christian. They are not Jewish and they are not Islamic. For my questioning, however, it is a semantic argument. They ALL still follow Biblical teachings. And that is what is at the ...[text shortened]... ollowing the right path. There is not even a majority that can agree on a particular TRUE path.
And the Islam belive that Jesus was just another prophet. And that he was human and not God which technically only half way contradits the Bible but it might as well contradict it entirely.And the Jews believe basically the same thing.
02 Dec 05
Originally posted by Spazzer2500If you love someone it may still be right to punch them in the head?This ain't directed at anyone but love is slow to anger....still get angry on occasions.
I believe personally that the Southern Baptist denomination is the most biblically correct. Catholasism is a works based denomination. Dosen't it say in the Bible that man can not come to God on works alone? If not I know it was something similar.
Also some of you are dealing with such trivial things such as perfect Grammer and Punctuation the bes ...[text shortened]... d that even though you share differing views did got not say love thy friends and thine enemies.
02 Dec 05
Originally posted by Spazzer2500This is good.
Ok first of all you must understand that Satan doesn't want to be in Hell anymore than we do. In the end when the unrightous and satan will recieve their judgment Satan will be cast into hell with rest of the ones who chose not to walk with God. THat will be the time of smiting.
02 Dec 05
Ok first of all salvation is not a "fire insurance policy" nor is the point of it to get into heven. You may think that this doesn't make any since but it does if you are trully saved when you go to heaven it will be wonderful but you won't be concerned with the fact that there is a river of chocolate or something to that effect you will be fully ingulfed in the presense of god.
02 Dec 05
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Originally posted by windmillwho was it in the Bible said LORD for what i want not do, I do and what I want do, I do not.? Was it Job?
If you love someone it may still be right to punch them in the head?This ain't directed at anyone but love is slow to anger....still get angry on occasions.
True the best thing may be to pop someone in the head but it still may not be the Godly thing to do.
I think that was the origanal grammer.
02 Dec 05
Originally posted by windmillI figured you would bring that up and mind you I can't think of the exact difference off the top of my head but that was not anger that was what they call "rightous fury" and there is a difference.
What about Jesus in the church they were using as a market?
02 Dec 05
Originally posted by windmillThe main thing was that the people were gambeling in a building that was built for the purpose of worshiping his father. Which I think falls under the categorey of blasphemy. So basically he had the right to furious. Because what they were doing was disrespecting god.
I reckon He was like an angry madman?
02 Dec 05
Originally posted by Spazzer2500Yes....they were not using the building for the purpose it was built.
The main thing was that the people were gambeling in a building that was built for the purpose of worshiping his father. Which I think falls under the categorey of blasphemy. So basically he had the right to furious. Because what they were doing was disrespecting god.