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What fellowship has light with darkness? It used to be that left and right believed the same things, but differed on how to bring things about. That is no longer the case. The country is slowly moving right because they see more and more the insanity of the left. I honestly believe if the...

If he doesn't have a license or vehicle, it seems like a reasonable request, especially since he is supporting her. He might be able to use ride services, but without more information about the situation, it seems if you believe that it is in your child's best interest, you may have to bear the...

He seems to be a prolific writer with around 50 books published. I couldn't find anything about limb regeneration.

It shouldn't be hard to prove. All you need is a before and after photo.

We differ in how we understand salvation. I think this is primarily so because we focus on different points of view when we broach the topic. In other words, one can focus upon the activity of God and understand how it affects the activity of man, or how the activity of man affects the activity...

Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God. Show me the passage that says faith comes by miracles? The passages above that you cited don't negate this truth. They simply don't emphasize it. One of us certainly doesn't know the Bible as well as they think they do.

Noah's actions were necessary for his physical salvation and evidence of his belief in God...which is, in my understanding, spiritual salvation. And God's coming to Noah may be the closest resemblance to what Paul in Ephesians 2:8-10 says looks like. He found grace in the eyes of the Lord. The...

Water baptism.

Sure. Miracles foster faith, but they don't produce faith.

Jesus didn't perform miracles out of respect. He did miracles based on faith.

Forgiveness for sin was accomplished on the cross. It's been a done deal for over 2000 years, and as good as done since God announced His intention in Genesis 3. You just happened to find out the day you heard the gospel and believed. For you, baptism just let everyone else know that it was true...

You just quoted Peter having faith in Christ...because You say so...

Noah wasn't saved by grace but works? He was saved from physical death temporarily by his works. He was saved spiritually through grace.

Sins were paid for on the cross. When one hears the awesome news about what Jesus did and believes, they are saved. Once someone truly believes they will do all kinds of things that God says. They don't save the individual. They already believed. They do evidence the genuineness of their faith.

Esau didn't believe the birthright had any value or he wouldn't have traded it away. Naaman wouldn't have dipped seven times if he didn't think it would work. No matter how you slice it, people do what they believe. They don't do what they don't believe.

No. There are different baptisms. Just like the post suggests.

You believe in a limited atonement?

Belief without works is dead. It is no belief at all. Hence, they didn't believe. It's not that hard.

Did they believe looking upon the bronze serpent would save them? Do you believe Jesus being lifted up on the cross paying for your sins saves you?

Sins were remitted at the cross. That's when they were paid for. What Christ did for us was made known to us through the gospel. This hearing led to faith. Faith led to any action thereafter. Had those people there that day not come to faith, they wouldn't have responded. There were probably...