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I think 1 Tim 5:19 - 21 pertains to this situation>>> [bible]1tim 5,19-21[/bible] 1. Make sure that the charge is bonifide 2. If the charge is genuine, then make sure that the guilty person is disciplined in public 3. Avoid any partiality of any sort. This passage is written to a church leader about...

Solomon viewed kingship as being the earthly parallel of being God. That comes through more in Ecclesiastes than it does in Proverbs. But it does slip into Proverbs as well.

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I watched a live debate between Michael Scherer and Frank Tureck tonight on whether theism or atheism was the best explanation for reality.

Rather interesting. Anyone else see it?

...You cannot, as I understand it, honestly divorce either of his two largest contributions from his foundational philosophy, theology, and thinking, and therefore you cannot divorce them from each other. Yet some people do. My question specifically, what is the rationale for this divorcement? Peop...

...You cannot, as I understand it, honestly divorce either of his two largest contributions from his foundational philosophy, theology, and thinking, and therefore you cannot divorce them from each other. Yet some people do. My question specifically, what is the rationale for this divorcement? Peop...

So is the title the question, or the poll?

The surest way to make someone antagonistic is to embarrass them publicly.

I'm not creative enough to come up with fancy user names.

So you can weep and howl and consign us to hell fire all you please, but it isn't going to avail anything. We can't let someone who doesn't understand or appreciate us destroy us just because they want to participate in communion. Hmmm, if my objection to closed communion is that it fails to recogn...

This is a hard one to argue from the Bible. The Bible doesn't talk about membership in a local church, distinct beliefs among Christian denominations, etc. Basically, all true Christians in an area would commune together. Correct. The Bible talks about one church with one body with one communion , ...