Recent content by JudgeRightly

Iran having nukes is bad, m'kaaay? And regardless of whether they were also making drugs there too, drugs produced by terrorists and/or hostile regimes are bad too.

That's too absolute a claim. U.S. intelligence did not publicly establish that Iran was about to launch an imminent attack when the war began, but that is not the same as Iran posing no threat. Iran still had enrichment capability, ballistic missiles, regional armed partners, and other military...

Both?

Not anymore they aren't, at least not to the extent they were. Because Trump frequently uses hyperbole and superlatives when describing his accomplishments. The fact remains that the strikes badly damaged Iran's nuclear infrastructure and set its program back. “Obliterated” was Trump being...

I'm not talking about humans, except partially.

🤔 Huh, almost like it's intentional...

Do you talk or think about anything other than American politics, specifically President Trump? I don't know, maybe something like British politics or something?

Weird that you immediately get defensive when the subject of Jehovah's Witnesses comes up...

Your guilt by association fallacy has been duly noted. What does the Word of Faith movement have to do with whether Open Theism is true or false? Because you say so? You've been repeatedly shown passages where God says He changed His mind, regretted something He had done, learned something...

And that's the problem with Catholicism.

W2G, this has already been explained to you repeatedly. Nobody is arguing that God's knowledge causes our decisions. Nobody is arguing that human freedom takes precedence over God's freedom. Nobody is arguing that God is incapable of bringing about the events He has prophesied. You're...

Well, congratulations. Your AI has caught up with what RD and I have been telling you. But you still haven't, it seems. Bob Enyart was a Mid-Acts Dispensationalist AND an Open Theist. Neither doctrine originated with him. Open Theism has its own history, independent of Mid-Acts...

Sure. God is capable of knowing anything that is knowable, but He is free to choose what He knows. The question is whether future free choices are presently knowable facts in the first place. Agreed. Matter, yes. Space requires a bit more care in defining what we're talking about. The...

Idolater, you've spent an extraordinary amount of time inventing terminology for a doctrinal system whose history you haven't even bothered to investigate. Bob Enyart did not originate Mid-Acts Dispensationalism. J. C. O'Hair, Cornelius R. Stam, and others were teaching and developing this...

Derf, the difference is considerably more substantial than you seem to realize, which is probably why RD doesn't want to go over it again. The two positions disagree about when the Body of Christ began and which of Paul's epistles are applicable to it. But those aren't two insignificant...