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Well I am exactly addressing what you said and the contradiction you hold which is not eve na knew heresy, butoriginates with the followers of Arianismmayn centuries ago. You said this in post #28: "Is Jesus the eternally begotten Son of God? No. Instead, he was begotten on the day in which he...

No, I believe the biblical truth which is that Jesus is the eternally begotten Son of God as well as the Lamb of God slain from the foundation of the world. The contradiction is with you rather. Jesus cannot be both the eternally begotten Son of God and also be a created being that became God...

Well again, you're going to be really mindblown then to find out Jesus was not just eternally begotten even before God first spoke the Word, even before being conceived by the virgin Mary, or even before being resurrected after the crucifixion, but that he is also slain even at the foundation of...

Then you should understand pretty easily that Jesus is the eternally begotten Son of God. The only alternatives to this are Arianism, which is saying that Jesus is a created being, and modalism which says that Jesus is just another mode of God and confuses the Son with the Father. Funny enough...

Ah going from Arianism to modalism is like going from the frying pan into the fire. Jesus is both the eternally begotten Son of God and also eternally indwelling in the Father. Jesus is not the Father but is the Son. Yet there are not three gods, but one God. Love it or hate it the trinity...

If you think it is kind of mindblowing that Jesus is the eternally begotten Son of God even before he was begotten in the womb of the virgin Mary; then you're really going to have your mind blown when you find out that Jesus was also slain from the foundation of the world many thousands of years...

Bingo. Take note Trump mentioned in the campaign he would not rule out the military options to solving the Mexican problem. Indeed Mexico's government and military is complicit in the invasion caravans, and Steinbaum is only making this more obvious and sealing their own guilt.

Sure, I agree, but Biden will be irrelevant very soon and the problems sourced by Mexico will remain to be solved. Solve them we must one way or the other, and that's a big top 3 reason why Trump was elected to serve us.

Even if you tried that it would just result in their acquittal. You can't really find them guilty for doing their job exactly as they are supposed to do it. Now if they're conducting operations on American soil and interfering with our elections that's a whole other matter, that would be them...

Well if that is so then it'll be pretty easy to either get her to see reason or eliminate her and plausibly deny it.

She's using the Mexican military to facilitate an invasion of our country. They could really easily have sealed their own southern border, much easier than we could seal ours, or if they're really foolish they could absorb the invaders themselves if they genuinely believe the woke crap they...

Game of influences really. No one really does their own will, they are influenced to do someone else's, thus it is not free. Then it's just a matter of how aware they are of the influences. Though yes, pretty big subject so I will just leave that off here for this thread.

I understand where you stand lol. This is not really so much my personal view though, it just is what it is. Whether I was even ever born or not isn't going to change what is truth and what is morality. As for free-will, if it even is real, which is very debateable, God's will trumps it just...

The thing is is that no matter what you choose to do the truth and morality never really changes. If you have an abortion you're immoral, and frankly you're immoral for the whoredom moreso than the forced miscarriage. If you are dropped in the war zone and kill the enemy you are not immoral...

Well first you said there was no mention of the Word being "begotten" anywhere in the text of John 1. Quite forgiveable. Now that you know that there is, go back to verse 1 and 2 for the eternal part.

Well you'll have to keep reading until you reach verse 14 then.

The principle verses are from John 1, though indeed there are others, some of which have already been posted, praise Jesus. John 1:1-2 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 The same was in the beginning with God.

No Christian really dies. Abel will be back, but Ahab won't be.

The thing about hypotheticals is hypothetically anything can happen. On that same token the pagan might never repent. They worship lies so their blood is on their own head by default always, if it is rendered upon them it's their own problem and furthermore they get to taste the second death...

Well even before the gun ever existed this dynamic existed. Long after guns cease to exist it'll still be around. There is a clear distinction between murder and justice. In fact consider this, Saul was considered wicked for not killing all the Amalekites and God hated him so much for this that...