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What do you think of the Mormons and Catholics believing themselves to be Christians (by Biblical definition) after seeing Mormon doctrine and having read about what the Catholics believe in?
What do you think of the Mormons and Catholics believing themselves to be Christians (by Biblical definition) after seeing Mormon doctrine and having read about what the Catholics believe in?
What do you think of the Mormons and Catholics believing themselves to be Christians (by Biblical definition) after seeing Mormon doctrine and having read about what the Catholics believe in?
Narrock wrote:Yup, I ... was just trolling.
Narrock wrote:I wikipedia'd everything first.
First of all, I am a Christian. We have been called to give an "account of the hope that lies within us". Nowhere does the bible instruct us to argue the word of God. You see, it is God's word and He is more than able to defend it. We are called to be a "light on a hill", to be "holy, for God is holy". We are to be God's representitives in the earth. Jesus never argued with people, he gave an account of the hope within and moved on. He never debated the truth of the word. You see Mindia, when we give an account of our faith and our beliefs, we are sharing the life resident inside of us. We are in a sense sowing a seed. Someone else may do the watering, and someone else might lead them to the Lord. People have free will and will decide and do whatever they want. That doesn't stop God from desiring that they come into the truth. Many people will not understand the Bible or God's existance, but nothing about God or His plan of salvation is logical. You cannot understand the Spirit with the mind, because "The mind is the enemy of the Spirit". Just to clarify some things, those of us in Christ cannot sin. The price has been paid for all sin, past, present and future. However, that does not prevent the natural law of seed, time and harvest from taking effect in our lives. The wages of sin is death. We are never told we cannot judge, we are told to judge righteous judgement. Anyways, it is best to let this thread die. A lot of damage has been done already.
The 1st Commandment: "Iam the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery. You shall have no other gods before me."
Deut.4:2 "Do not add to what I command you and do not subtract from it, but keep the commands of the Lord your God that I give you."
Narrock wrote:Yup, I ... was just trolling.
Narrock wrote:I wikipedia'd everything first.
Mindia, if you belive this, than entire New Testament is breaking of this second comandment you showed
Deut.4:2 "Do not add to what I command you and do not subtract from it, but keep the commands of the Lord your God that I give you."
Narrock wrote:Yup, I ... was just trolling.
Narrock wrote:I wikipedia'd everything first.
Ganzo wrote:Deut.4:2 "Do not add to what I command you and do not subtract from it, but keep the commands of the Lord your God that I give you."
Sorry will go into more detail, forgot that you used to read bad translations, just like the one above. Anyway whole text of that comandment in hebrew(original language old testament was writen in) beter translates as "Do not add to my word, and do not subtract from my word, but keep it as I gave you." By word of God here meant Torah* the book that was given to Moses. If you follow that comandment than all that was writen after like Kings, Prophets( Torah, Neveim(prophets), Ktuvim(kings) compose TaNaKh known to christians as Old Testament) and New Testament were writen by men, than jammed together with Torah into what you call Bible and claimed to be book of God, thus breaking that comandment
But the Disciples who wrote the books were filled with the Holy Spirit (God) Himself, who told them to write it all down. I think He was referring to adding or subtracting after the Book of Revelation was written and the Bible was not completed.
Narrock wrote:Yup, I ... was just trolling.
Narrock wrote:I wikipedia'd everything first.
Mindia wrote:Interpret it as you want.
brinstar wrote: your attempt to argue with logic is overshadowing the light of your faith.
The 1st Commandment: "Iam the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery. You shall have no other gods before me."
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