is homosexuality OK according to christianity?
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Then aren't you going to use it as an excuse too?Originally posted by Icemoon:what a good excuse .. thanks I never thought of that.
gotta use it on my next opponent.
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My stand on this verse: no matter how men sin, GOD's grace will be upon us. It cannot be overshadowed by sin.Originally posted by M©+square:This only could be answered if you explain your stand on this verse 'When sin is abound, grace is much more abound.'
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When you're stating 'no matter how men sin' - the men refers to Christians or non believers or men as of living beings?Originally posted by laoda99:My stand on this verse: no matter how men sin, GOD's grace will be upon us. It cannot be overshadowed by sin. -
All men....including believers/non-believers....Originally posted by M©+square:When you're stating 'no matter how men sin' - the men refers to Christians or non believers or men as of living beings? -
Ok.Originally posted by laoda99:All men....including believers/non-believers....
If your faith serve you well and draw you close to God.
Then by all means.
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Ok thanks!Originally posted by M©+square:Ok.
If your faith serve you well and draw you close to God.
Then by all means.
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U too, I have been learning quite a bit from u...
Weird though, but I think our ideas abt conservatism/liberalism mebbe different..... -
Yuppers. No problem though.Originally posted by laoda99:Ok thanks!
U too, I have been learning quite a bit from u...
Weird though, but I think our ideas abt conservatism/liberalism mebbe different.....
I'm not so Kay Gao. Haha
I encourage you to read up classics?
E.M Bounds, A.W Tozer and Leonard Ravenhill.
John Bevere(still living) is not classic, but it's a good preacher/author.
Charles Finney(revivalist) on Salvation issue and Religion and Government.
Cheerios.
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Thank u!!!Originally posted by M©+square:Yuppers. No problem though.
I'm not so Kay Gao. Haha
I encourage you to read up classics?
E.M Bounds, A.W Tozer and Leonard Ravenhill.
John Bevere(still living) is not classic, but it's a good preacher/author.
Charles Finney(revivalist) on Salvation issue and Religion and Government.
Cheerios.
I may go Tecman today again and look for these....went yesterday....they having big sale
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I don't think any of this books fall under Zonderman's publishing.Originally posted by laoda99:Thank u!!!
I may go Tecman today again and look for these....went yesterday....they having big sale
50 percent off all Zonderman's bibles/books....
Happy shopping anyway.
p.s Get a Amplified bible!
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Any reason for getting an Amplified bible? How different is it from the others? What are the advantages/disadvantages compared to others? Is it the best study bible?Originally posted by M©+square:I don't think any of this books fall under Zonderman's publishing.
Happy shopping anyway.
p.s Get a Amplified bible!
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NVM, I found these comparisons in Wikipedia....I think it explains very well.....Thanks MCsquare!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplified_Bible
Comparison Example
Acts 16:31 is the example used in the Publisher's Foreword, and it illustrates some of the features of the Amplified Bible quite nicely:
Acts 16:31, King James Version: And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.
Acts 16:31, American Standard Version: And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus, and thou shalt be saved, thou and thy house.
Acts 16:31, Amplified Bible: And they answered, Believe in and on the Lord Jesus Christ—that is, lgive yourself up to Him, mtake yourself out of your own keeping and entrust yourself into His keeping, and you will be saved; [and this applies both to] you and your household as well.
l) Thayer. m) Wuest's "Golden Nuggets from the Greek New Testament."