Is the word trinity in the Bible? All Christians that I know use this word, but I cannot actually find it with a search!
Can We Really Exercise Free Will?
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And I am answering if my Church discusses them so I am explaining why we don't.
no problem lol.Yes lol but I edited and answered
Well we had this discussion before.
In your view which would be the better idea
God predestined one group of people only.
Or God can predestine people
My view is Jesus used the same word when He said the [world] hated Him and God so loved the [world] He died for it. Therefore, God loved and died for the [world] that hated him and hates us.
Why do you refuse to answer the question? One last time, "Is the Holy Ghost inside the wood/metal/plastic pulpit?"
That is beside the point! Trinity is a word used to describe our God, and it is never used in scripture, it came from man. Therefore, according to you, it must be Heretical! And FYI Triune is not in scripture either!
that's definitely a valid reason.
But unless I'm mistaken in the 1st part was a warning about how the world. will hate you also.
Then he speaks about how to not be conformed by the world which is about rejecting the world
At best you've misunderstood me. At worst, you willfully misrepresent me.
As I said, you simply built your natural man theory into your premise (rhetorically presented as a question). Two of us commented on this. It was simple to see. Here you expose what was included in your original rhetorical question. It's been countered several times.
God is Spirit but people use person, God manifests Himself but people disagree. I am just saying using what the Bible uses is always correct.
well yes its still a valid point you make.
So the fact that hes speaking about not being conformed by the ways of the world, does that imply Jesus will also reject the world.
I said this:
Grace is commonly referred to as 'unmerited favor.'
Paul tells us that grace is a real power. Power that causes us to merit favor with God by what grace produces in us.
And, you respond with what?
There is no such thing.
Grace can be rejected.
Refusing to take a pill to cure a problem does not make the pill unable to do something.
He wasn't speaking about being conformed but how the same world He is dying for hates Him.
Do you know you can go to places mentioned in the Bible where God was at on earth and still feel His presence?
If you knew that you wouldn't be on the rabbit trail you are.
Generally God is in people.