He is 'saved when he stops serving
himself and begins the quest for expressed community and all the benefits that
are associated with community. Smithson
Smithson, what if his chosen community
is Al Qaeda? Izzy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just
for the record, the following are some of those things I brought into
this forum and where I am now. I would be interested in a similar
contruct from any and all.
Those words above were the first words of what I thought would be a
list issues. Instead, writing
John wrote There is a very
real sense, then, that salvation is ours to loose.
I agree with you, John. However, it is only
before we have once placed our faith in Jesus Christthat we may
loseour salvation -- andso,this may be a fairly significant
HOWEVER that we will need to work out. I
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Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Why the
Eternal Sonship of Christ Matters to Me
John wrote There is a very real
sense, then, that
I
believe in hell fire. I believe there is a choice...Him or not. I believe the
path is narrow and few find it. I wouldn't say I live and let live. I tend to
"tell it like it is" in certain circumstances. However, I don't get in people's
faces and scream at them about how they're whores and
Hi, DaveH.
I'll bet you are surprised that I responded to this email :-). Kevin is
much more qualified than I to answer your question, but I thought that I
would just recall some rather detailed posts I made some months, maybe a
year, back. Many of our current members have probably joined
John also wrote:
1) that the condition of the heart carried
more weight in the soteriological sense that any other consideration
--- that salvation occured apart from
obedience.
The above is not true John because if
it werethen salvation would have to happen apart fromthe Holy Spirit
Cool testimony, Kay. Izzy
So, do I live and let live? Maybe in a
sense. I let people know I don't agree with their lifestyle and what I know God
says about it. But I'm not the one making the decision of where they spend
eternity. Do I get pushy? No. It didn't work with me,
John also wrote:
1) that the condition of the heart carried more
weight in the soteriological sense that any other consideration ---
that salvation occured apart from
obedience.
The above is not true
John because if it werethen salvation would have to
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DAVEH: Hmm.I do see the problem here..We need to
encourage Ben and Thomas to post more so the rest of us won't look like
we are hogging most of the bandwidth! =-O
BTWHow many TTers are currently subscribed?
Slade Henson wrote:
In the fourth quarter of 2004
Charles Perry Locke wrote:
Hi, DaveH.
I'll bet you are surprised that I responded to this email :-). Kevin
is much more qualified than I to answer your question, but I thought
that I would just recall some rather detailed posts I made some
months, maybe a year, back. Many of our
DAVEH: Thanx for contributing to the discussion, Slade. Do you feel
the below definitions you provided disqualifies LDS folks from being
Christian?
Slade Henson wrote:
Mormons are generally nice people
SADLY anyone that follows official Mormon Doctrine
could not possibly be a CHRISTIAN
DAVEH: Thank you for sharing that with us, Kay. It gives me a good
insight as to your character, and I do appreciate it.as I'm sure
will the other TTers as well.
Slade Henson wrote:
I believe in hell fire. I believe there is
a choice...Him or not. I believe the path is narrow and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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. Water baptism: for me,
the last of the great Mohicans as regards my works salvationist
upbring. I believed that works AND faith
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