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Faith isn't logical?
Seriously?
Agree, we must be rational and use logic.
Faith isn't logical?
Seriously?
Ask him what happens if Christian starts sinning and sins like a Hitlar - what happens? LOL!
"Step by step" being the sins you willfully commit daily?
By your argument, I can say "oh, I just got angry at someone and said a thoughtless word" and having a untamed tongue all the time are the same thing. It's an absurd argument when you take it to it's logical conclusion
Again, what good deeds can a Christian do that an atheist cannot? You realize Mormons do TONS of good works.
Does that prove they're saved?
If we commit the same sins daily and you do so willfully, then we are spiritually very sick and need to seek healing from the Great Physician. Not sit around and talk as if it's acceptable.
Again, man sees the outward appearance, but God sees the heart. Which is why I don't examine other people's fruit. You accused me of this, and I say you are a liar, so I challenge you again, show me one post where I examined another person's fruit in regards to salvation. You can't. Because you are a false accuser, liar, which is the work of satan.
Wrong. If sins are attributed to us, be they 1 or 1,000,000, the penalty is exactly the same.
But if a person habitually and willfully sins
LOL! You are funny! I know very well what the Greek perfect tense means. I have been studying and teaching it for many years.
It doesn't matter what you want the text to say: that does not change what it actually says!
If you sin every day (which you do) that is the very definition of habitual and willful.
If you sin every day (which you do) that is the very definition of habitual and willful.
People are not willing to recognize the dual nature of walking in the Spirit or walking in the flesh for the believer.
The church at Corinth comes to mind.
Walking in flesh or walking in the Spirit is the choice WE make.
People are not willing to recognize the dual nature of walking in the Spirit or walking in the flesh for the believer.
The church at Corinth comes to mind.
According to Romans 7, it is not.
Walking in flesh or walking in the Spirit is the choice WE make.
God is a rational being and that is how he created us, albeit we are now flawed rational beings because of the fall.