The true Gospel is Galatians which is the earliest text of the new testament and tells us not to accept anything else.
We have not followed it.
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The true Gospel is Galatians which is the earliest text of the new testament and tells us not to accept anything else.
We have not followed it.
The true Gospel is the nature of that salvation and why such are sinners no more.
My only point is that God has given things to people individually to be stewards over, not groups.
You claimed that private ownership arises from a lack of love. The verses you cite don’t support your claim, so my question stands: where does Scripture teach that private ownership arises from a lack of love?
I’m not being a snowflake at all. I’m just not going to waste time discussing your silly accusations.
Your own positions show a level of callousness that comes from the absence of God.
From my perspective that is the basis of all silliness.
Positions? Let’s get to discussing your claim… if you can provide Scripture to support it.
Ephesians 2:11-22 directly asserts that in Christ the Jewish commandments are dropped.
Galatians is a whole text on the matter, Hebrews 7:1-28 continues the theme, as does 2 Corinthians 3:1-18, along with Romans 13:9-10.
For me your statement is anti Christ.
… and here I thought you wanted to discuss Christian practice, not Catholic practice.
To emphasize that look at Mark 2:24-28 and 3:1-6
In the first he is claiming authority over the sabbath and he will be questioned about this later.
In the second he breaks the sabbath and in the NIV translation it is clear the Pharisee want to uphold Exodus 31:15 and kill him.
Now, if we are still upholding the law, and every sect I know of is, then how are we on Christ's side?
In the first he is claiming authority over the sabbath and he will be questioned about this later.
In the second he breaks the sabbath and in the NIV translation it is clear the Pharisee want to uphold Exodus 31:15 and kill him.
Now, if we are still upholding the law, and every sect I know of is, then how are we on Christ's side?
It is there across Christianity, the baptist movement is proving to have the same sexual issues as the Catholics for instance...
There is a basic issue with how things are understood today.
Jesus did not break the Sabbath. To claim He did as you do makes Jesus a sinner.
Your Jesus can save nobody. Thankfully, the Jesus of prophecy (which you claim is irrelevant) can, and does.
I mean, whether you think he did or not, the Pharisee in the scene think he did.
It is why I say those who uphold the law still are anti Christ.
They share the mindset that killed Jesus, there is no more direct definition.