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You’re off in the land of wild imagination now.

What you may not know (and what many Christians don't accept) is that the signs of which Jesus spoke were fulfilled within a generation (about 40 years) of the day He spoke them (read Josephus' Wars of the Jews). Many people don't accept that because the signs that did appear don't match their...

Hogwash and codswollop. You've been expounding your own wacky misinterpretations of Scripture which are based on poor reading skills and inadequate understanding of English grammar.

With regard to Tobit, it is included in Catholic bibles but not Protestant editions, so calling it "Scripture" is problematic. You won't get agreement if you have a mixed audience.

In his eternal state, yes. In his earthly state, quite the contrary. :)

Matthew 24 is not talking about John. The passage in Matthew 24 is echoed in Mark 13 and Luke 21.

I'm glad you recognize this... remember it when you are shown the truth.

Well... this thread needs a large bowl of popcorn, and probably some licorice nibs as well. Who's in?

C'mon man, let's not push the boundaries of credibility.

While Scripture does teach that it is better to marry than burn with passion, it also teaches not to be unevenly yoked, and to guard your heart above all else. I would sooner see people not get married than do so and go through the c**p of divorce, which unfortunately is the likely result of a...

I'm not sure what your complaint is. Do you believe that in Matthew 18:10 says that God will keep all children safe? It doesn't.

It has nothing to do with his worthiness; he died before the flood, not in it. The name "Methuselah" literally means "when he dies, it shall break forth". Methuselah has the longest age recorded in Scripture, which together with his name's meaning tells us of God's extreme patience when...

There a new one every week. It looks like this is the one.

If they actually do leave the Mormon ‘church’ they will be ostracized by their family and friends, and will need support and encouragement.

I'd challenge your assertion, but I have to ask first, what is a spirit of prochecy?

You wrote it; I just read it assuming (incorrectly) that you used proper grammar. It’s not my problem if you wrote something you don’t understand, but I can let it go on that.

Here is your original assertion: “Is this what you've done? If not, you've not been saved. And if divorced unscripturally, likewise.” In clear terms, you said that if you are divorced without biblical warrant, you’ve not been saved. If that isn’t what you intended to say, then here is your...

You aren't tracing the logic. By your original assertion... 1. A Christian person suffers a divorce. 2. The now-divorced person is not a Christian. I contend for this scripturally-sound alternative: 1. A Christian person suffers a divorce. 2. The now-divorced person is still a Christian...

You mistakenly equate "prophecy" with "scripture", yet we can see in Scripture evidence of prophecy that is not recorded in Scripture, which completely undermines your position. Acts 11:27-28 During this time some prophets came down from Jerusalem to Antioch. 28 One of them, named Agabus...