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Please go and find out what a fallacy of anachronism is.

You keep making anachronistic arguments. They are fallacious and invalid. Make your case from the text of Exodus.

You're saying it's "shameful" for a self-professing Christian to not understand American politics, the American political system, or the nature of the American culture war? I guess you aren't aware that there are Christians living in other countries (who thereby have no need to understand...

I haven't seen anything to support your assertion. None of which support your assertion that the ten commandments are not part of the Mosaic Law.

I was being facetious. :) My wife and I connected through this site, after I had searched locally and found nobody suitable.

There are spouses all over the place. Finding them is not difficult at all. Oh... wait... you mean finding a spouse for yourself.... Well, let's put this in context: how difficult was it finding your last spouse? That's the only way we can compare present to past. :cool:

Especially when spoken by a tween/teenager.

Um, no, they don't. KJV-only types like to claim that modern translations "teach false doctrines" but in fact the translations don't do anything of the sort. I have never seen such a claim substantiated with a thorough examination of any modern translations; it's usually, "this verse is...

You made the assertion that the ten commandments are not part of the Law. You need to support that assertion with evidence. Passages from the NT will not cut it.

Are you asking? I don't buy food dedicated to false gods if I know in advance.

It's "you're", not "your". I'm not against the food chain. I simply will not buy "Halal" products; that's the difference.

Fallacy: non sequitur. Read those two sentences again. And again. Read them until you understand that they are self-refuting and therefore ridiculous.

And? It's not a small butcher, but a massive grocery chain.

That’s an anachronistic argument. You would need to establish from Exodus that the Ten Commandments are not part of the Law. Good luck with that.

Well, you might find it encouraging. Yes, it's technically fiction, but Lewis certainly had a handle on the schemes of the enemy. :)

I do indeed rely on the righteousness of Jesus Christ, which is perfect. However, that righteousness is imputed to me by my faith in Him, not by His faith in His Father. Don't be a silly twit and try to twist my words. I didn't say God's righteousness is silly, but your comments sometimes are.

Not in Canada; Halal meat is labelled as such, likely by regulation. I won't buy it.

Did you miss the part where Ananias prayed for him and something like scales fell from his eyes?

How do you figure that?

I recall one (of several) times when God spoke clearly to me. It wasn't audible, but it was clear nonetheless. I been searching for some time for someone who was in medical distress. I was crossing a bridge on foot, and looking to the left, thinking I needed to go in that direction. I sensed...