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Honest Self-Criticism

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@FMF

Give us an example of a post or sequence of posts when you think you were willingly doing "Satan's" bidding.


I already gave you one. I explained how I think my backslidden days MAY have started.

I gave you that example.
"Tell us more failures" you now say.

Is it gossip you're looking for?


@sonship said
Is it gossip you're looking for?
No. I'm looking for coherent statements of fact, to your way of thinking anyway, that constitute examples of you consciously choosing to do "Satan's" bidding here on this forum. I am not interested in "gossip".


@sonship said
Are you afraid that WANTING to be saved may cloud your wisdom ?
You mean me being "afraid" of the stuff you talk about? Is that what you mean?


@sonship said
"Tell us more failures" you now say.
When you lashed out and called Ghost of a Duke a "stinky leper" for running rings around you in a debate, was that an example of you willingly following "Satan"?







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-Removed-
Man! I wish I could win all my chess games that easy!

When you get tired just retort - "Checkmate!"

Move over Garry Kasparov.


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@divegeester

If you are comfortable with the notion of you willingly following Satan while you simultaneously have Jesus flowing through then good for you.


I never said I was "comfortable" any expression of oldness with the process of transformation. Transformation necessarily entailing that one is moving from one expression more into the other.

This is your dishonest characteristic - a Christian being "comfortable" with the inevitable fact that we are putting OFF one expression and putting ON the other throughout the Christian life.

"That you put off, as regards your former manner of life, the old man, which is being corrupted according to the lusts of the deceit,

And that you be renewed in the spirit of your mind and put on the new man, which was created according to God in righteousness and holiness of the reality." (Eph. 4:22-24)


Sanctification during the whole course of the Christian life is a matter of simultaneously PUTTING OFF and PUTTING ON.

That is PUTTING OFF the devil's expression in the old man and PUTTING ON the new man by renewal, sanctification, and transformation. Are you proud that you are adept at making twisted innuendos to caricature Christians growing spiritually?

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