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In light of a recent exchange with jaywill, how many Christians on this forum believe that unbelievers are in league with Satan?
Originally posted by Proper KnobRJHinds sometimes goes into a kind of mode where he accuses of me of being "Satanic" or "influenced by Satan" post after post after post, thread after thread after thread, regardless of what the topic is, or what comment I have made. But I'm not sure that there's any specific connection to 'spirituality', per se. It seems more to do with an apparent inability to process doubt, disagreement or diversity.
In light of a recent exchange with jaywill, how many Christians on this forum believe that unbelievers are in league with Satan?
Originally posted by Proper KnobIt's a standard religious defence mechanism.
In light of a recent exchange with jaywill, how many Christians on this forum believe that unbelievers are in league with Satan?
Originally posted by Proper KnobThe Bible clearly says "you cannot serve two masters". One is either serving God the way that God wants one too or you are not.
In light of a recent exchange with jaywill, how many Christians on this forum believe that unbelievers are in league with Satan?
Originally posted by buckkyBut this villian is real. True you can't see him which is the way a villian would prefer but you can see the results of his existance including making ones think he's not real.
The whole idea of a Satan is like the Boogie Man is out to get you . It appears that a villian is needed in this drama.
Originally posted by Proper KnobEither one is serving God or one isn't. God does not tell us to worship him half way or as we please or in a what so ever way. He created us and has the right to ask that of us.
It does seem so, but sometimes things aren't always what they seem. So can you state an unequivocal yes or no?
Originally posted by JS357Not really as long as it is within his righteous ways. God cannot do anything that would be wrong such as lying. The Bible says that at Numbers 23:19. So knowing he cannot do that would be assuring that he always tells us the truth in all matters.
Is there anything God does not have the right to do?
Originally posted by galveston75OK I always have to wonder when someone brings up an attribute of God's I hadn't ever thought of, which the idea of God having rights, made me do.
Not really as long as it is within his righteous ways. God cannot do anything that would be wrong such as lying. The Bible says that at Numbers 23:19. So knowing he cannot do that would be assuring that he always tells us the truth in all matters.
There are many, many things we do not understand about God but we can be completely assured that when he d ...[text shortened]... action that we don't understand it is for the good only of his purpose in dealing with mankind.