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"Disconnected" is your word, not mine. That God is Creator makes Him distinct and wholly separate from the creation. That, by itself, does not indicate absence from creation. There is a subtle but critical distinction between panentheism and the omnipresence of God: “Panentheism” is a...

In order for the charges of "changed" and "make void" to be valid, you must first declare what the "original" is, and why it is authoritative. Next, you must establish that the translators intentionally "changed" the English text from souls to birds without warrant to do so. Without those two...

Merry Incarnation to everyone! May the Lord bless each of you and yours with His presence, love, grace and mercy as we celebrate the birth of our Saviour Jesus Christ.

You make the asinine assumption that because I disagree with your assertions about the Athanasian creed, that I reject Christian truth. When you come up with some evidence for your assumption, we'll continue the conversation.

I'm well aware of the distinction between pantheism and panentheism, and also that both are heretical views of creation. The latter conflates the created with the creator. Were God not wholly distinct from creation, He could not be the Creator. John 1:3 says of Christ and the creation, "Through...

No, it doesn't, as I already demonstrated.

Frankly, regardless of how well or poorly the Athanasian creed presents the Christian faith, it is ultimately irrelevant. One need never have read nor heard it and still be saved. Scripture doesn't say, "Believe in the creed and be saved", but rather, "Believe in the One He has sent."

I agree with the above. While I don't doubt that Jesus the man had a sexual orientation, the term you need here is 'gender', as in male/female, and He is male. Gender is not merely personality but physical... right down to every cell in our bodies. Further, "personality" is rather limiting...

Hogwash and codswollop.

Does the Athanasian creed explain the role and function of baptism? The form(s) of leadership appropriate within Christian circles? The relationship of a husband to his wife? No; therefore it is neither perfect nor complete. It is written by men, not by the Holy Spirit, therefore it is...

One need not hold to the Athanasian creed at all to be saved. It's a man-made document, not Scripture. Your opinion about the creed is your own and does not impose any obligation on anyone else to accept or affirm it or any part of it.

The 24-hour sun has been observed in Antarctica, refuting for all time the North-centric flat Earth model. For more information, look up "The Final Experiment" on YouTube.

It is wonderful that you have been saved from death, mental illness, and substance abuse. As you state you don't currently attend a church, I have to wonder if you ever have. Local fellowships are critical for your development as a Christian, as they give you opportunity to demonstrate your...

Yaaaawn. I see you're not married and not attending a local church. I'm not surprised; both are difficult when you don't leave your mother's basement. Here's the hard truth: the mockery will continue until you stop acting like a spoiled child.

Quit your petulant whining. You aren't a prophet, so those verses are irrelevant. You made the error and didn't proofread your title; that's on you, so you don't get to pretend it's a God thing. Grow up, man up, and start discussing the Scripture instead of displaying your arrogance for the...

I'm curious why you wrote this in response to my post as it doesn't seem relevant. Also, Scripture suggests that the ability to repent is actually God-given: Acts 11:18 When they heard this, they had no further objections and praised God, saying, “So then, even to Gentiles God has granted...

The passages you choose to quote say a lot regarding your thoughts about yourself. Here are two for you: Proverbs 16:18 Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. Proverbs 18:12 Before a downfall the heart is haughty, but humility comes before honor.

When you make a blatant error in spelling, you can whine about being mocked for it, or you can laugh at yourself in humility. I recommend the latter.

I am certain that Jesus could have known the man's heart, but I also believe that Jesus accepted the mustard-seed of faith the man offered. He believed that Jesus was righteous and actually had a kingdom awaiting His arrival. If we consider the simple definition of "repent" then the man did; he...

Why would anyone repent if they don't believe that repentance brings any benefit? It makes sense to me that people would only repent after believing in Jesus. However, it's not exactly a stepwise process, but more of a concurrent/cyclical process.