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@chaney3 said
So........after dive kissed FMF's ass, as usual, what did we learn?
You are not actually engaging what anyone is saying to you because you are in your nasty boring drunk mode with the short little inarticulate spiteful posts. Your trademark inebriated lashing-out is aimed at people who are posting stuff ~ about the topic ~ but you seem not interested. Go and get some sleep, chaney3.

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@fmf said
You are not actually engaging what anyone is saying to you because you are in your nasty boring drunk mode with the short little inarticulate spiteful posts. Your trademark inebriated lashing-out is aimed at people who are posting stuff ~ about the topic ~ but you seem not interested. Go and get some sleep, chaney3.
Incorrect.
Yourself and Rajk are wrong.

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@chaney3 said
Yourself and Rajk are wrong.
Rajk999 makes the case for his interpretation better than you do. What is your interpretation? Do you have one? Why are you writing short little scornful vacuous posts? Why aren't you making a case?

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I want to state for the record that I find no fault in this interpretation you have laid out here.

Works are important, yes, and they form a basis for testimony, but in no way are they the whole banana. That centers on Faith.

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@suzianne said
I want to state for the record that I find no fault in this interpretation you have laid out here.

Works are important, yes, and they form a basis for testimony, but in no way are they the whole banana. That centers on Faith.
Sweety pie, that's the debate.
But thanks for stoppin in.

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Wrong again.
Please read the entire thread.

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Are works required for salvation?
Yes or no.

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ALL Christians value good works.

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