Originally posted by FMFI don't see what this has to do with the OP.
When you face "the righteous judgment of Jesus Christ", what will be judged exactly? Your belief/faith? Or will you be judged on the sincerity and success of your efforts to live your life with as little sin as you possibly can and to try to do what Jesus told you to do?
You're already on record as attacking Christians, using Rajk's own brush that he uses to attack Christians, making yourself out to be an 'opportunist' who does not ascribe to what Rajk is saying, but instead uses it as a launchpad for your own attacks on Christians.
So cut to the chase, or leave us alone. I see no reason why someone with zero faith has to get involved in a discussion of faith.
Originally posted by SuzianneYou have dodged my question.
I don't see what this has to do with the OP.
You're already on record as attacking Christians, using Rajk's own brush that he uses to attack Christians, making yourself out to be an 'opportunist' who does not ascribe to what Rajk is saying, but instead uses it as a launchpad for your own attacks on Christians.
So cut to the chase, or leave us alone. I see no reason why someone with zero faith has to get involved in a discussion of faith.
Originally posted by FMFYour question was not asked out of actually wanting to know. It was meant as yet another attack, exactly as I described in my reply. It was hardly a "dodge".
You have dodged my question.
So get your attack over with, or back out of this conversation of faith the way you came in.
Originally posted by SuzianneOh well. This is a public arena. Your behaviour is part of the discourse.
Your question was not asked out of actually wanting to know. It was meant as yet another attack, exactly as I described in my reply. It was hardly a "dodge".
So get your attack over with, or back out of this conversation of faith the way you came in.
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Originally posted by Rajk999Again, before this thread is buried under another avalanche of FMF's attack on Christians.
NO. I am subject to sin. I do not claim to be saved eternally.
I await the righteous judgment of Jesus Christ.
Many Christian do not do that. Instead they claim to be saved and to have eternal life already.
Do you care to comment on the passages in the opening post.
You could answer the original question posed to you by leunammi, without dodging it, as you did the first time: "Do you live without committing sin?"