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It is tragic that hatred of the Jews keeps happening over and over in history. There was Haman The Agagite trying to wipe out the Jews in the time of Esther, and Antiochus Epiphanies, the King of Greeks, trying to wipe out the Jews and their whole culture in the time of The Maccabees. Then there...

I can provide some insight having studied it in Seminary.

Mine are Quality Time (time spent, that is talking and doing things together) and Touch (Hugs).

Indeed, I found the film really made what Christ went through for us resonate. The torture and suffering He bore made me not take pleasure, rather it made me feel close to His Person, that He loved us that much.

Aye Faith Alone does save (Romans 10:9-10, Philippians 3:9, Ephesianss 2:4-9), Faith is synonymous with word believe as well (John 3:16, John 6:40). People ask is it Grace or Faith? Breakdown Grace is that Jesus Did it All At the Cross: Paid it All for Your Sins Once For All Time/ "It Is...

I was having the site crash a lot last week.

I have witnessed Misotheism (hatred of God) and seen how a person can be so transformed by hatred of God that they will like Satan and the fallen angels wage war against Him. There is a path to it for humans, but its the fallen angels that seem totally caught up in it, oppose to us humans that...

I watched the movie Conclave (2024) out of curiosity about how things are done. It has a majorly controversial twist, but the conclave parts were good.

Intriguing question. I don't think God did it to prove anything to the angels that fell and cannot be forgiven. I talked about this with my Brother and I asked him, "what is different from the fall of Satan and his angels and the fall of Adam and Eve?," him not certain of the answer, I said...

My concerns with revivals is this, they are like bonfire, and people all get excited, but then when you leave the "excitment" you have to face real life and tribulations. Jesus did not say make converts, he actually rebuked the Pharisees over making conversos, "Woe to you, teachers of the law...

Be quite fascinating if it ends up a Conservative Catholic, maybe even one who notices Trident Masses (Latin Mass) is flourishing among youths. I am not Roman Catholic myself, but Gregory Chant which is in Latin really soothes me, so I can see why the Latin Mass is popular. Latin is a language...

How did you get that from my points? I said Luther and Catholics believe in Transubstantiation, I do not, I believe its a remembrance and symbolic. I believe through faith in Jesus we partake because He was broken for us and His Blood of New Covenant now covers us from the wrath of God (Romans...

This is where the doctrine of Transubstantiation comes from, that the Bread and Wine become Christ's Literal Body and Blood at The Eucharist or Communion. Martin Luther believed in Transub, and took that passage literally. However, Zwingli and others did not and took the symbolism approach...

For me the Preterist point of view falls apart in that Jesus is not reigning physically in Jerusalem right now, nor has He returned yet. Because if that were so, we would have been Caught Up (Matthew 24:31).

I have witnessed the dangers of playing Christ for others, which is antichrist (doesn't just mean against Christ, but to replace Him, taking His role). So many people fall into this trap romantically with "I will save him or her!" They think they are to be the one to rescue them from darkness...

One of my favorites was Skillet, they had some amazing ones, and i liked RED until the after Release The Panic when their stuff started sounding Luciferian. Pillar had some amazing ones like "Fire Proof," "Battlecry," and "Everything." I listened to a lot of Christian Rock and Metal. I...

Yeah well, I shared some of lines that I thought worked. Some people do cleaner versions of the song, and Martin Luther use to take pub songs (Queen would be considered one in his day) and turn them into hymns, A Mighty Fortess is Our God is one.

Apostasy has always been a divisive thing in the church, there are those who think it can be forgiven (James) and those who think it can't (Hebrews 6), although The Hebrews verses are about going back to the Law to be saved which was settled in Acts 15:1-21. I mean the Apostle Peter renounced...