....Do you agree with your church’s statement of belief regarding the trinity doctrine? ....
When you answer my question, I’ll answer yours 🙂
No you won't.
NO you HAVEN'T usually.
Anyone interested in the history, just start reading through the thread - "Calling out sonship ..." on this or that if by Divegeester.
The calling out on the Trinity was the last.
His "Calling Out" always accompanies his firmly shoving his fingers in both ears and shutting his eyes tight shut.
Divegeesters "Calling out" is just a posturing as far as I can see in my experience.
....Do you agree with your church’s statement of belief regarding the trinity doctrine? ....
When you answer my question, I’ll answer yours 🙂
Doesn't he have a nice smile ?
Some interesting reading online about recommendations concerning the local churches and the ministry I have unashamedly promoted here - the New Testament ministry.
These are testimonies of many people not meeting with local churches who vouch for the fact that they are no a cult or heretical in any orthodox Christian teaching.
https://an-open-letter.org/en/full-testimonies-page/
20 Feb 19
@sonship saidWell, I've participated in debates and discussions on this non-Christian forum so that, along with me being a non-Christian, explains my participation. I think "dog like tearing and hog like trampling" is an inaccurate characterization of my contribution.
How do you explian twelve years of your dog like tearing and hog like trampling of the gospel shared to you in ANY packaging at ALL ?
20 Feb 19
@sonship saidDo you have a link to testimonies of people who think the opposite?
These are testimonies of many people not meeting with local churches who vouch for the fact that they are no a cult or heretical in any orthodox Christian teaching.
https://an-open-letter.org/en/full-testimonies-page/
20 Feb 19
@sonship saidBecause the fact that you seem to think the Sermon on the Mount should guide my behaviour but not guide yours is something you might want to reflect upon. It's you who claims a supernatural being is "flowing through" you, not me.
@FMF
Why do you think the Sermon on the Mount should guide my behaviour but not guide yours?
Why do you think that is an interesting question that I should spend time on?
Because the fact that you seem to think the Sermon on the Mount should guide my behaviour but not guide yours is something you might want to reflect upon. It's you who claims a supernatural being is "flowing through" you, not me.
Did I write that it was IMPOSSIBLE that John 7:39 could ever occur with you ?
Paste it in.
Did I say I know at no time now or ever in the past or COULD not be that John 7:39 could not apply to you ?
Paste it in. Let me see it.
Yea, I wrote you act like a blind critic of the Gospel who is full of crap quite a bit.
I never said rivers of living water (the Holy Spirit) could never be the experience of ANYONE (as it says) who believes into Christ.
You're TWISTING what I wrote about John 7:39s flowing of the Spirit in me (sometimes) and anyone ELSE who believes into Christ, "as the Scripture has said".
You're "objective inquisitor figure" ideology isn't working very well.
20 Feb 19
@sonship saidYou apparently think the Sermon on the Mount should guide my behaviour but not guide yours. This is something you might want to reflect upon. But you seem determined not to.
@FMF
Because the fact that you seem to think the Sermon on the Mount should guide my behaviour but not guide yours is something you might want to reflect upon. It's you who claims a supernatural being is "flowing through" you, not me.
Did I write that it was IMPOSSIBLE that John 7:39 could ever occur with you ?
Paste it in.
Did I say I know ...[text shortened]... Scripture has said"[/b].
You're "objective inquisitor figure" ideology isn't working very well.
20 Feb 19
@sonship saidIt's you who claims a supernatural being is "flowing through" you. I obviously do not claim it's "flowing through" me. You've simply got the wrong end of the stick. I am twisting nothing.
I never said rivers of living water (the Holy Spirit) could never be the experience of ANYONE (as it says) who believes into Christ.
What evidence is there that there's any such thing "flowing through" you or evidence that your belief about it results in you demonstrating that it's a force for "good".