Who believes cessationism?

• happyharvest

  9 Sep 05, 14:30

  As above.
• fandango

  9 Sep 05, 14:34

  Originally posted by happyharvest:

  As above.

  in what context?
• iveco

  9 Sep 05, 14:48

  What is that supposed to mean?
• Icemoon

  9 Sep 05, 16:35

  wah .. never heard b4 the term.
  
  even more cheam terms like the surapla blah blah I also heard b4 .. but not this.
• happyharvest

  10 Sep 05, 01:57

  Originally posted by Icemoon:

  wah .. never heard b4 the term.
  
  even more cheam terms like the surapla blah blah I also heard b4 .. but not this.

  Cessationism is the view that the “miracle gifts” of tongues and healing have ceased—that the end of the apostolic age brought about a cessation of the miracles associated with that age. Most cessationists believe that, while God can and still does perform miracles today, the Holy Spirit no longer uses individuals to perform miraculous signs.
• Icemoon

  10 Sep 05, 02:05

  Originally posted by happyharvest:

  Cessationism is the view that the “miracle gifts” of tongues and healing have ceased—that the end of the apostolic age brought about a cessation of the miracles associated with that age. Most cessationists believe that, while God can and still does perform miracles today, the Holy Spirit no longer uses individuals to perform miraculous signs.

  ok .. i know the "concept" but not the name. I think fandango pretty much believe in cessationism, if I'm not wrong ..
  
  
• happyharvest

  10 Sep 05, 02:22

  Originally posted by Icemoon:

  ok .. i know the "concept" but not the name. I think fandango pretty much believe in cessationism, if I'm not wrong ..
  
  

  You?
• Icemoon

  10 Sep 05, 02:27

  Originally posted by happyharvest:

  You?

  No clear position. but I lean towards cessationism.
• happyharvest

  10 Sep 05, 16:29

  Originally posted by Icemoon:

  No clear position. but I lean towards cessationism.

  We are on the same boat.