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@ghost-of-a-duke saidPassive aggressive much?
I think you should step aside and let Rajk argue the case. You appeared very confused in your argument.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidPassive aggressive much?
I think you should step aside and let Rajk argue the case. You appeared very confused in your argument.
@divegeester saidDon't you believe that your faith automatically - the "Spirit moving within you" - answers this question? It sounds like that of a barrack room lawyer whose client doesn't want to walk the Christian walk. "How much walk must I walk?"
In your opinion, what type, volume, frequency and consistency of good works are required to attain eternal life?
@rajk999 saidFMF relied more on personal sentiment than biblical teaching.
I think I have argued my case using clear bible teaching. Lets see what the Christians who oppose this have to offer.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidYou're dodging the OP challenge. Why?
FMF relied more on personal sentiment than biblical teaching.
@fmf saidI'm an atheist.
Don't you believe that your faith automatically - the "Spirit moving within you" - answers this question? It sounds like that of a barrack room lawyer whose client doesn't want to walk the Christian walk. "How much walk must I walk?"
@ghost-of-a-duke saidYou are replying to my reply to divegeester. Your atheism is not the topic.
I'm an atheist.
@fmf saidIt was packed with personal sentiment rather than biblical understanding.
Why?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidYou keep riffing on this instead of engaging anything that's being said.
It was packed with personal sentiment rather than biblical understanding.
@fmf saidPlease refer to the other thread where this was discussed exhaustively, and in which you didn't fare well.
You keep riffing on this instead of engaging anything that's being said.
What analogy best explains how the concept of the "free gift" works or what it means?
What's your offering?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI thought our discussion on the other thread was very good. I'm not sure your narrow understanding of what a "free gift" might or might be was very convincing, though. Hence this thread.
Please refer to the other thread where this was discussed exhaustively, and in which you didn't fare well.
@fmf saidIt wasn't 'my' understanding. It was the biblical understanding.
I thought our discussion on the other thread was very good. I'm not sure your narrow understanding of what a "free gift" might or might be was very convincing, though. Hence this thread.
So you are opting out of this thread?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidAll my posts have been based on what the Bible teaches, as I see it. You were rather vague about what "free gift" actually means and I sensed you backing away when pressed. Hence this thread. You could distill your personal interpretation of what "free gift" means into an analogy. It would be interesting.
It wasn't 'my' understanding. It was the biblical understanding.