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Again, you demonstrate your ignorance of mapping. There is no such thing as an accurate flat map (except for a very small portion of the Earth's surface). All flat maps distort direction, distance, or both.

It wasn't blasphemy. It wasn't an insult. That you had to add a word to Mem's words demonstrates that. She used a poetic metaphor for barrenness... that's it, that's all. Your behaviour is indefensible. If you're that prone to offense, you're on the wrong forum.

And...? Spell out what you are implying.

Quit yer whining and move on, snowflake. You’re so far off base you’re playing in the next county.

I don’t need any authority at all to tell you that you’re wrong; I only need to know how to distinguish wrong from right. The Law was for Israel, not for the Church. That’s the truth.

Yawn.

Your ignorance with regard to mapping is profound. I suggest you do some learning before you speak further on the subject.

Again, you are incorrect. We should read them to know the history if Israel and to know the fruitlessness of attempting to be righteous by the Law.

There is no such thing as blasphemy against a human. You can blaspheme God, but not a human. Her comment wasn’t even an insult.

You are simply incorrect. God did indeed give instructions and truths to one group of people: ancient Israel. Did He give the Law to the Chinese? or to the Mayans? or even to the Moabites? No. He gave the Law to ancient Israel, period. Agreed. But He did not give those instructions to the...

Faith-based belief is inherently flawed. What you have described here is blind faith. Evidence-based faith is what the Bible promotes. On the basis of what God has done, He calls us to believe what we cannot (yet) see. I believe the Bible is true because of the fulfilled prophecies, not merely...

I didn't accuse him of saying anything untrue in this particular video, but I have heard him say untrue things in other videos. That's enough for me to dismiss him entirely.

And, I have one question: To what end? WHY would the devil bother with leading people to believe the earth is a certain shape when salvation doesn't depend on it? I believe what the Bible says just as much as you do, though we differ in what it means, at least on this point. Is my...

With respect, again I think you are incorrect... according to context. God does indeed want us to believe in the One Whom He has sent; that's not the issue. The issue is that people think that doing so is "work". The "work(s) of God", in context, are miracles. The miracle that God wants to...

So too, people may be wrong about the shape of the Earth without having bought in to "the Lie of Satan". Maybe you should tone down your rhetoric. There's no need to imply that others are diabolically deceived just because they disagree with you.

I'm (recently) no longer single, but I do have a relevant view on this subject. Marriage is God's design, so it is good. The current mess of marriage, and of relationships in general, is a reflection of the fallenness of humanity, not of a flawed design. The instruction of Scripture is still...

Exactly. So many people, the OP included, conflate giving with tithing... which has no basis in Scripture.

I understand what you're saying. I think you're incorrect because you aren't considering the context of Jesus' statement. He wasn't explaining the nature of saving faith; rather, He was talking about miraculous works of God done through humans... Himself and the people who asked the question.

That's too simplistic. God gave specific truths to the Jews, for the Jews to follow. Those truths are there for us to learn, but not to follow. God gave specific truths to individuals, which He does not expect other individuals to follow. Again, God intends us to learn from all Scripture, but...

Don't waste your time listening to Steven Anderson. Rather, find someone who speaks the truth and backs it up with godly character.