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Because you say so? God is a right wing God. His word defines what is right and wrong.

Except I do. From your and the Wikipedia article's author's perspective, yes. A--------|---------B------------------C ______x Above is a graph of what is right and wrong, with what is right on the right, and what is wrong on the left. Your political spectrum, in its entirety, sits at a...

According to Wikipedia, at least. And at that, some more extreme than others. From a Biblical worldview, your political spectrum is all on the left hand side of the wider spectrum of what is right and wrong. Don't worry, most governments' political spectrums are, too. (With one or two...

From https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labour_Party_(UK): The Labour Party is a centre-left political party in the United Kingdom that has been described as an alliance of social democrats, democratic socialists and trade unionists. In all general elections since 1922, Labour has been either the...

What a laugh. The entire British government is left-wing. I have no doubt that from your perspective, some of the people in your government appear right wing or conservative, and others left wing. But from my position ON the right, you're all a bunch of leftists. Sorry, but no. The "National...

Take it to PM, please.

Ignoring what I said in this very thread and dodging the question isn't going to advance this discussion, Eric. I didn't ask what intentions you don't believe He came with. I asked you what Jesus' purpose was when He did so. Eric, are you not answering the question because you know that the...

Completely irrelevant to what I asked. What was Jesus' purpose in coming to Earth in the flesh?

Thread cleaned up. Do not enter a thread if you have nothing of value to add. It is unnecessarily disruptive.

Of course we did. All men (those who reach the age of accountability, that is) choose to sin, rather than loving God. Those who do not reach the age of accountability are not condemned, for there is no wickedness in them. We are stuck with the consequences of Adam's sin, yes. But we are not...

Can God will that man follow him, and also will that he has the ability to reject Him? Can a mother will that her child clean up the room, while still willing that the child should face the consequences of not doing so? There was a C. S. Lewis Doodle video on this... lemme see if I can find it.

Since she was so generous in another thread and let us have the last word, allow me to insert one final word into my discussion with her in this thread. We who are Mid-Acts Dispensationalists ("MADists," as some lovingly refer to us) completely agree with the above 7 things. However, the two...

TG has been kicked from the Religion section of TOL. She will not return until she learns to respond. She will still be able to post on TOL, but not in the Religion section.

So be it.

When those in power have convinced the masses that something is dangerous, it's easy to claim that the minority who haven't fallen for it are "conspiracy theorists" and "quacks" and "people who reject common sense" and "hallucinating."

God did not make man with the tendency to sin. God simply made man with the ability to choose. Adam chose, at some point after he was created, to rebel against God. And since he passed his flesh down to his descendants, you and me included, all humans, the consequences of his sin passed down...

So instead of addressing the meat of my post, yet again, you have ignored what I said and resorted to childishness. Last chance, TG. Address the following: In response to your claim that dispensationalism wasn't invented until the 1800s: JudgeRightly said: Actually... The term...

Ignoring it won't make it go away, TG. Here it is again: In response to your claim that dispensationalism wasn't invented until the 1800s: And in response to your assertion that God doesn't deal with different people in different ways at different times: So there you go. Take a bite of the...

You could just say why, instead of making me guess. Or is it because you have no rebuttal to what I say? The fact that Christ is the Son of God is self-evident. Your claims are not. Don't be so arrogant as to think that they are. Except that not all of Christianity believes what you...