DAVEH: I find that interesting, Judy. DavidM said that being born
again is the definition of salvation. Do you agree with that? If so,
can two people (at least one of which is walking in darkness) who are
born again have different interpretations of doctrines? IOW....can
somebody be saved in darkness? To me it seems like it would be
contradictory.
Judy Taylor wrote:
I think so DaveH, being born again is just
entering the door, I've had to wade through so much darkness during the
past 30yrs and put off so much stuff, have more to go but it's less
than before; "the path of the righteous is
like the light of dawn it shines brighter and brighter till the
noonday..." jt
DAVEH: Do you really believe that any discrepancy about
doctrinal interpretations between two believers is a result of at least
one of them loving darkness? Or......do you think two true believers
can have a legitimate disagreement about what the Lord says in the
Bible?
Judy Taylor wrote:
Because men love darkness so much that
they will not come to the light so that their deeds may be made manifest.
The Bible speaks for itself.
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