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Originally posted by DarfiusSo, the death of Jesus was sufficient to wipe out the commandments, except those in the decalogue, but it was insufficient to save anyone capable of acknowledging beauty in the one book that renders more praise to the Creator than any other text.
The fact that you called Islam beautiful testifies to your ineligibility as a Christian. No false god is beautiful to a Christian.
Originally posted by WulebgrIt was insufficient to one who does not believe that Jesus Christ rose from the dead in the literal sense and believes that false gods are worthy of praise.
So, the death of Jesus was sufficient to wipe out the commandments, except those in the decalogue, but it was insuffient to save anyone capable of acknowledging beauty in the one book that renders more praise to the Creator than any other text.
Originally posted by DarfiusHere we go again:
The fact that you called Islam beautiful testifies to your ineligibility as a Christian. No false god is beautiful to a Christian.
You believe that Allah is false. You assert it, but you cannot
prove it.
Also, where does it say that I cannot find beauty in any other religion?
I am waiting for your answer regarding my post to RBHILL. I want you
to show me where I was insinuating that RBHILL was a moron and I
want you to write a post that communicates the same information in
a 'less insulting' way.
Nemesio
Originally posted by DarfiusI and wulebgr said 'Beauty' not 'Praise.'
It was insufficient to one who does not believe that Jesus Christ rose from the dead in the literal sense and believes that false gods are worthy of praise.
Do you not see the difference? Do you not see how you are
putting words in our mouths?
Nemesio
Originally posted by PhlabibitIf all relgions lead to God, then there was no need for christ to have died on that Cross, or even for Muhammad to have preach his own word. There would be no need for the 10 commandment either becasue no one can keep them.
I read the scriptures, and the word 'saved' is not to be found... it only asks we believe in him.
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Originally posted by DarfiusCool beans, bud. RB, thanx for finding it too.
"That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved."
Romans 10:9
It really doesn't change how I feel about the afterlife... If God or Jesus doesn't want good people just cuz they didn't suck up to Him, I'm not sure it is a place I'd want to go anyway. Plus the book was written by men.
What parts were written by Jesus, that would be an interesting read I'd give a shot.
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Originally posted by PhlabibitThey are not good people, maybe by human standards yes, but by his no.
Cool beans, bud. RB, thanx for finding it too.
It really doesn't change how I feel about the afterlife... If God or Jesus doesn't want good people just cuz they didn't suck up to Him, I'm not sure it is a place I'd want to go anyway. Plus the book was written by men.
What parts were written by Jesus, that would be an interesting read I'd give a shot.
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Originally posted by kirksey957Do not be yoked with non-believers.
This is an awfully broad question. As a Christian I find that there are plenty of times I disagree with "bible-believing Christians." And there are times when I might find a common bond or friendship with an atheists or agnostics. So what? If you want some examples I can give you some, none of which my salvation or the person I disagree with rest th ...[text shortened]... Nemesio's post several times and I'm really not seeing anything that you're reading into it.
Originally posted by PhlabibitRead to all of the Gospel of John.
Cool beans, bud. RB, thanx for finding it too.
It really doesn't change how I feel about the afterlife... If God or Jesus doesn't want good people just cuz they didn't suck up to Him, I'm not sure it is a place I'd want to go anyway. Plus the book was written by men.
What parts were written by Jesus, that would be an interesting read I'd give a shot.
P