francisdesales
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You cant have a cult of one Franny. And it needs to be religiously inclined not about coffee and movies bud.
You missed the point...
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You cant have a cult of one Franny. And it needs to be religiously inclined not about coffee and movies bud.
Do you really wanna argue about this when we both say the same thing?
We are Justified by faith ALONE. Faith which MUST naturally bear good works.
We dont purposefully do good works in order to ADD justification before God.
Agreed or not? Make a thread if your still confused over this.
Let's get back to topic. :yes
Dear Strangelove,
Not agreed. I am not confused over this. Those who say "justified by faith alone" defy James 2:24, and make St. Paul contradict St. James in Scripture, and this is clearly IMPOSSIBLE. Martin Luther himself tried to FOOL people and get around this by questioning whether or not James is Scripture, because it questioned his "Lutheran" doctrine of "sola fide" (by faith alone). Luther was questioning some of the dead works (traditons of me) he saw in Roman Catholicism, which came in the name of good works, such as papal indulgences, so Luther came to question all works, all good works, and though Paul taught faith alone. Not at all. It is clear: SCRIPTURE CANNOT CONTRADICT ITSELF. But if you say "by faith alone", YOU CONTRADICT JAMES 2:24. AND THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE. Do you believed both Romans 3:28 and James 2:24? Both must be affirmed. The "not of works" in Ephesians 2:8-9 means not of "the works of the law", that is, circumcision, Jewish dietary kosher laws, animal sacrifices, but not without all works, all Christian good works, which are prepared beforehand by God Himself,which God specifies in Eph. 2:10. In Erie PA Scott Harrington
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Dear Strangelove, I am not interested in anything that speaks against Eastern Orthodoxy. John 15:26 clearly proves the truthfulness of Orthodox Christians to me. That and so many other verses where the Protestants defy Orthodoxy such as James 2:24 and John 17:15 and Matthew 1:25 and Ezekiel 44:1-2 and Romans 3:38. What I have been saying is the truth. Perhaps you will be aware that PERHAPS most Protestants say "FILOQUE" and the Son. Those who agree with Eastern Orthodoxy in regard to John 15:26 receive an ETERNAL MEMORY and are blessed of GOD. The Eastern Orthodox liturgy defends itself. It begins with an acknowledgement of God in His Sovereignty, "Blessed is the kingdom of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, now and forever and unto the ages of ages." Attend a Divine Liturgy of the Orthodox Church before you reject Orthodoxy without any reason from Scripture. Orthodoxy teaches Scripture, and Scripture teaches Orthodoxy. To say that it DOESN'T is to MISUNDERSTAND AND TO TWIST SCRIPTURE (2 Peter 3:16, cf. KJV, ESV, NIV, NASB, NKJV, ONT, etc.).: No. He's a movie character.
No it's a movie. And has no bearing on my faith.
Your rambling man. Venture to do what?
I challenge you to a one on one debate regarding the Eastern Orthodox lithurgy.
Either accept or decline. Or you can continue evading.
It all depends on whether the group fulfills the general defintions of a cult.
Sports? Well, actually...I've definatley seen fans of certain football teams developing into cults. With veneration for their team and having authoritarian leaders and certain initiation rituals involved.
A 'cult' doesn't have to be the Hollwood version of the term.
You cant have a cult of one Franny.
Lolz. This was always gonna be a tricky one Mike.