Originally posted by @suzianneThere is no "hypocrisy". He doesn't reveal personal information in order to make claims about works. And he doesn't ask people to reveal personal information in order to make claims about works. So there is no "hypocrisy". The debate is about what the correct doctrine is with regard to following the commandments of Jesus.
I have said again and again and again and again and AGAIN and AGAIN that my bitch about Rajk is not his "doctrine" but about his hypocrisy.
There's no "misconception", at least on my end.
05 May 18
Originally posted by @fmfrajk’s false doctrine of salvation by works goes up in smoke once people learn they can know they’re a child of God while they are still in earth.
You seem to be locked in some kind of battle with Rajk999. What I have been telling you in my last few posts should help you see the mistake you are making about what the actual debate is. You responded to what Rajk999 has been arguing by telling everybody what 'good works' you are doing. You have the wrong end of the stick if you think Rajk999 thinks he requires that personal information from you. His debate here is about doctrine.
rajk would have people believe they’ll die and nervously be biting their fingernails as God reviews their naughty and nice record to see if they made the cut for heaven. It’s such garbage.
Originally posted by @fmfHave you been following this thread? It appears you haven't if you can blatantly mischaracterize what has gone on these last few pages. You also have an annoying habit of ignoring most of what I post.
You seem to be locked in some kind of battle with Rajk999. What I have been telling you in my last few posts should help you see the mistake you are making about what the actual debate is. You responded to what Rajk999 has been arguing by telling everybody what 'good works' you are doing. You have the wrong end of the stick if you think Rajk999 thinks he requires that personal information from you. His debate here is about doctrine.
And this makes arguing with you completely fruitless.
05 May 18
Originally posted by @fmfrajk also never identifies what he considers to be good works or say how many one must do a day or whether bad works cancel out good works or what the weighting system is for various good works.
There is no "hypocrisy". He doesn't reveal personal information in order to make claims about works. And he doesn't ask people to reveal personal information in order to make claims about works. So there is no "hypocrisy". The debate is about what the correct doctrine is with regard to following the commandments of Jesus.
None of that would constitute personal information and goes right to the core of his false doctrine.
Originally posted by @fmf<<You have the wrong end of the stick if you think Rajk999 thinks he requires that personal information from you. His debate here is about doctrine.>>
You seem to be locked in some kind of battle with Rajk999. What I have been telling you in my last few posts should help you see the mistake you are making about what the actual debate is. You responded to what Rajk999 has been arguing by telling everybody what 'good works' you are doing. You have the wrong end of the stick if you think Rajk999 thinks he requires that personal information from you. His debate here is about doctrine.
This is a blatant lie. rajk has been condemning salvation by faith Christians to hell without knowing a single thing about what they do off RHP. I don’t blame suzianne for mentioning/correcting rajk, though it’s pointless to give the chest-puffer legitimacy in doing that.
05 May 18
Originally posted by @suzianne<<And this makes arguing with you completely fruitless.>>
Have you been following this thread? It appears you haven't if you can blatantly mischaracterize what has gone on these last few pages. You also have an annoying habit of ignoring most of what I post.
And this makes arguing with you completely fruitless.
Amen, sister.
Originally posted by @suzianneAll you care about is ripping Christians apart like the lions in Nero's Coliseum...
Why do you even give the tiniest little damn about "correct Christian doctrine"? It's not like you're actually going to start believing it. All you care about is ripping Christians apart like the lions in Nero's Coliseum, and you defend Rajk because he's someone you like because he allows you to do just that.
I find these topics interesting - including what followers of Jesus say about the "correct Christian doctrine". I also find it interesting how various believers behave, both intellectually and interpersonally, as they propagate their differing ideologies.
Originally posted by @fmfI also find interesting how atheists and Christ deniers behave, particularly the endless trolling, bearing of false witness, blatant lying, misrepresenting what salvation by faith Christians have said and condemning people to hell.
[b]All you care about is ripping Christians apart like the lions in Nero's Coliseum...
I find these topics interesting - including what followers of Jesus say about the "correct Christian doctrine". I also find it interesting how various believers behave, both intellectually and interpersonally, as they propagate their differing ideologies.[/b]
Sick!
Originally posted by @dj2beckerThe question is how deep does God's grace go? Does it cross the line and captivate your heart (whereas everything else follows), or, does it stop just short of the line and wait for you to accept it?
Do people have a choice whether or not they want to believe in God? If not, is there an external force that causes people to believe?
It's one of the biggest lines of demarcation between Christians (of which I include Catholics).
Originally posted by @rajk999She only did it because you’ve been lying in saying that salvation by faith Christians don’t obey Christ’s commandments or do good works.
Neither does she know what doctrine is. She is anxious to talk about herself and thinks anyone cares two hoots about that
It’s all part of the sinful chest-puffing routine you go through so you feel better about yourself.