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The ‘doctrine of first mention’ is not a sound hermeneutical method. It’s promoted mainly within KJV-only circles.

You hold to the KJV, which is the direct product of textual criticism... primarily by Erasmus and secondarily by the KJV translators.

Please clarify: Are you here primarily to convert protestant Christians to Catholicism?

I was going to ask him/her/? the same thing.

You're attempting to make Jews out of Gentiles. Your theory is best put in the trash.

There is a difference between an ad hominem comment and an ad hominem argument. The former is merely a comment about a person, usually the person with whom you are discussing. The latter is an argument based on the idea that because someone is (place ad hominem comment here), their argument is...

Since you refuse to support your claims, I'll assume they are empty blather. Of course, it might get difficult to find anything worth discussing amid all that blather. I see no need to answer ridiculous questions.

Wow… you are way out of line with that comment. Even if your misinterpreted misquotation were sound (which it is not), this isn’t a local church meeting and Paul’s words would not apply.

Let's see... it's okay if I find your comments toward me insulting, but if you find my comments toward you insulting, suddenly it's not okay? That's called hypocrisy.

Do you always interpret someone else's disagreement in the worst and most asinine way possible way? It certainly seems that you do.

Since you didn’t read my post carefully, you continue to make stupid assumptions. You’re earning all the ire you receive.

I don't agree that those verses support abortion.

Well... since you're talking about my posts, it's appropriate that I respond. Wow... you misread this badly. You used the word, "Nobody"; that word is a superlative, meaning it includes (or, in this case, excludes) everybody. So, when you claim, "Nobody wants to be under the authority of God's...

I ask for you to back up your claims so that everyone may consider whether the claims are valid. Lots of people, here and elsewhere, make great claims about this or that, but have little to no actual evidence for those claims. By requiring evidence, we limit both the assertion and the influence...

Thank you for your respectful response. I agree with you on the RCC, though we disagree on the KJV. I don't consider the KJV to be free from errors, but it's generally a good translation overall and excellent for its time considering the limited source material. Generally, I find a variety of...

Why are you yelling?

Not in the least! Only physical death limits the capacity to sin. Even the indwelling Holy Spirit doesn't limit the capacity, only the likelihood and motivation.

More arrogant folly. This site does not permit me to put in print what I think of your attitude.

You have a ridiculously shortsighted view of human capacity for sin.

No, unfortunately it’s right on its original trajectory.