Originally posted by sonshipWe who are enjoying the recovery of the church life are quite secure in what we believe about the New Jerusalem.
We who are enjoying the recovery of the church life are quite secure in what we believe about the [b]New Jerusalem. Don't over flatter yourself about how "upset" I get because I meet a little skepticism. Skepticism towards this matter to me is like left over hot dogs and beans. It is no big deal.
Think about how much "the Spirit" occupies a part of your understanding of the New Testament.[/b]
By "we" you mean to imply that I'm not part of you little in-clique? Oh dear I guess I'll have to live with that 🙂
Don't over flatter yourself about how "upset" I get because I meet a little skepticism
Hey it's your thread...only you know your true motivations for starting it sonship.
Skepticism towards this matter to me is like left over hot dogs and beans. It is no big deal.
No scepticism here, just straightforward Biblical based disagreement and highlighting of you inventing your own teaching.
Think about how much the Spirit occupies a part of your understanding of the New Testament.
OK thanks.
Originally posted by sonshipIn the past I posted much on the Holy spirit and you simply refused to read it. I have simply better things to do that waste my time with people who are unreceptive and who make claims of,' why don't you talk much about Holy spirit', when they refuse to read anything that conflicts with their dogma.
[b] Divegeester, Rajk999, Robbie Carrobie I have a question for the three of you. I would like each of you to give your reply to it.
All three of you have written rather disdainful or sneering comments in the thread The City of Water.
Why do you three posters not talk very much about the Spirit of God ?
I see you write a lot ...[text shortened]... write very much about the experience and truths concerning the Holy Spirit, WHY is that ?[/b]
I was neither disdainful nor sneering, merely remarking that since the trinitarian dogma had tainted what may have been a good discussion, it no longer held any interest for me.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieReally robbie, look in the mirror.
I have simply better things to do that waste my time with people who are unreceptive and who make claims of,' why don't you talk much about Holy spirit', when
...they refuse to read anything that conflicts with their dogma.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieBut of course the key point here being that you have repeatedly refused to read material which conflicts with your church's dogma. You are notorious for it in fact.
I have never claimed to be perfect, just a poor sinner in need of redemption, a frail human, prone to aberration.