“I will write my law on their hearts”

@chaney3 said
I'm speaking to dive, a supposed Christian, and am curious how he makes that claim.

Do you claim to be a Christian?

@chaney3 said
Yes, of course.

However, before you tell me of the humble things you've done in "real life", you will have to explain why you choose to be the opposite on an online forum.
Your Christianity would be highly questionable, due to the hypocrisy.

@chaney3 said
FMF, you abandoned your faith, and kicked Jesus to the curb.

And what about yourself? Have "you abandoned your faith, and kicked Jesus to the curb"?

@fmf said
Are you going to share your answer to this question when you ask it of yourself?

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@fmf said
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I apologize, not sure what the question is.

@chaney3 said
I apologize, not sure what the question is.

It was my first post on this thread.

@fmf said
It was my first post on this thread.

Okay, I will reply.
Stand by.

@chaney3 said
Dive, when was the last time you visited a hospital to spend time with the sick?
When was the last time you visited a prison to comfort the lost?
When was the last time you fed the hungry?

What do you do????

You berate people on a chess site.
Tsk tsk.

You berate people on a chess site.

Do you?

@fmf said
Do you claim to be a Christian?

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What is the significance of all this, and does anyone see in these scriptures the premise that God speaks and writes his law directly into the hearts of his people?


The significance of all this is God gave us all the ability to understand right from wrong. i.e., we know when we're lying, cheating, and stealing, and we know they are wrong. Also, we don't need the details of the premise that God speaks and writes his law directly into the hearts of his people, the fact that it exists is sufficient.

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You're making this far more complicated than it needs to be. Please go back and read what I wrote.