Originally posted by @kellyjayIt's interesting how you say things like the following, but the words He spoke during His ministry do not seem to serve as the foundation for your beliefs.
I believe the point He is making is that Jesus is the only Way to the Father and there is no
other way to Him. This means of course that it doesn't matter what we think, it only
matters what Jesus thinks since He personally is the way! If Jesus doesn't know you, you
will hear the words from Him, "Depart from me, I never knew you."
I think the point H ...[text shortened]... er impress or please God in that dead spiritual state.
Just a few more thoughts on the topic.
<<This means of course that it doesn't matter what we think, it only
matters what Jesus thinks since He personally is the way>>
<<I think the point He is making is that Jesus is the truth, all else about going to God is ...therefore lies. >>
Originally posted by @karoly-aczelCorrect. DG is just trolling as usual:
Thats not a dodge
1) DG makes a vague comment.
2) DG is asked for elaboration.
3) DG calls the request a dodge.
Voila. The reason the comment was so vague in the first place is made perfectly clear.
Originally posted by @thinkofoneShow me the errors don’t just insinuate there are errors!
It's interesting how you say things like the following, but the words He spoke during His ministry do not seem to serve as the foundation for your beliefs.
<<This means of course that it doesn't matter what we think, it only
matters what Jesus thinks since He personally is the way>>
<<I think the point He is making is that Jesus is the truth, all else about going to God is ...therefore lies. >>
Originally posted by @kellyjayUh, I've been pointing them out on the "If OSAS is in the Bible"" thread.
Show me the errors don’t just insinuate there are errors!
Originally posted by @thinkofoneThat is all fine and good, but the statement I made here is not in the OSAS thread. If you don’t mind please don’t ask me to search different threads for possible responses in different threads.
Uh, I've been pointing them out on the "If OSAS is in the Bible"" thread.
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Originally posted by @kellyjayI didn't ask you to search. I was making an observation based on the beliefs that you espoused there (and elsewhere for that matter).
That is all fine and good, but the statement I made here is not in the OSAS thread. If you don’t mind please don’t ask me to search different threads for possible responses in different threads.
What's the big deal? You can't keep track of more than one discussion at a time? It's a current thread.
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Originally posted by @thinkofoneReally, I pop into and out of a few threads, for you have to check them all incase in one of
I didn't ask you to search. I was making an observation based on the beliefs that you espoused there (and elsewhere for that matter).
What's the big deal? You can't keep track of more than one discussion at a time? It's a current thread.
them you answer a question I asked you in here? You are unable to respond to the question
you see right in front of you, right when you see it?
Originally posted by @thinkofoneI think its sad that you believe salvation rests upon us and not Jesus Christ.
It's interesting how you say things like the following, but the words He spoke during His ministry do not seem to serve as the foundation for your beliefs.
<<This means of course that it doesn't matter what we think, it only
matters what Jesus thinks since He personally is the way>>
<<I think the point He is making is that Jesus is the truth, all else about going to God is ...therefore lies. >>
-Removed-In fairness to ToO, only the words spoken by Jesus while He walked the Earth can be trusted, and among those, only the words that ToO personally likes the sound of. (If they're 'profound' then, 'by and large,' they can be considered genuine).
This is absolutely not a case of cherry picking. Absolutely not.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeWhat would make that true about only Jesus’ Words being trusted? You think He wrote those Words and not those whom God touched as they shared what they either were told, or remembered, or have the Spirit of God show them?
In fairness to ToO, only the words spoken by Jesus while He walked the Earth can be trusted, and among those, only the words that ToO personally likes the sound of. (If they're 'profound' then, 'by and large,' they can be considered genuine).
This is absolutely not a case of cherry picking. Absolutely not.