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Yeah, the people who have a big fetish about tithing on the gross are the people who get the money. Imagine that! Also, when God told Israel to tithe, He also told them to use their tithe to pay for their travel expenses, their meals and have a big celebration on their way to give to the...

And free gifts cost nothing. Basically, meaningless tautology. You're making a distinction without a difference.

In response to that article you linked too, my response is simple. "Tithing under grace" is an oxymoron.

That isn't true. If I get 100 of something but I knew going in that it was going to cost me 30 to get it then 70 is the increase and its really easy to calculate 10% of 70 and it isn't 10, it's 7.

Sounds like law to me! Your pay is based on what you are willing to take in exchange for your time and talent (i.e. your labor), and on what your employer is willing to spend for that labor. Guess what factor is built into those decisions on both sides. TAXES! If you didn't have to pay...

Do yourself a favor and give ANYTHING but a "tithe". You are almost certainly doing it because there is a rule that says you should (i.e. because of the law), especially given your own terminology (e.g. "10% of gross (the 1st 10%)). However, even if you aren't, there isn't 1% of the Christian...

I was unaware of the term "presentism" Is "presentism" what Bob, (and I, without knowing it) was arguing here.... Is Time Absolute or Relative: Bob Enyart argues it's absolute...

So, I'm listening to the video now. Right off the bat, I noticed the reverb setting on the audio, which obviously has nothing to do with the substance of the discussion. Someone needs to turn the reverb down about 50%. Adding some reverb is terrific but it should not be accidentally noticeable...

Maybe the bravest comedian alive!

I take the perspective of God's word. Remember Bob's sentence within a sentence technique.... Luke 2:21 And when eight days were completed for the circumcision of the Child, His name was called Jesus, the name given by the angel before He was conceived in the womb. The angel told...

Yes, yes but He was not officially named that until He was circumcised. Luke 2:21 And when eight days were completed for the circumcision of the Child, His name was called Jesus, the name given by the angel before He was conceived in the womb.

Yeah. I usually think of a "typo" as an error of spelling rather than the use of the wrong word but it's the same sort of error. Just a mistaken use of the wrong word.

Move the goal post much? NO ONE here has ever suggested that Jesus was a human being before the incarnation. NO ONE here has ever suggested that Jesus was ever called Jesus before the eighth day of his Earthly life. No one has ever suggested any such thing or anything similar to it and so if...

No. It's just the mention of the walls that tells you that he meant to say the city not the whole planet. The New Earth won't have walls but the New Jerusalem will.

YOU ARE NOT A CHRISTIAN!!!! It is precisely the opposite of a false dichotomy. He whom we call Jesus has existed FOREVER and will do so FOREVER MORE! He is the One Who created all things. While He was in the flesh, Jesus Himself claimed to have existed BEFORE Abraham. He is the "I am." and...

The point is that He did exist. He existed as God, the Creator of everything that exists that isn't God.

You got it. So, how does one get their hands on this index that you've created? Best chapter of the whole book, if you ask me. Yeah, I don't think there are any major changes, although I did find what I think is a typo or a miss wording or whatever you want to call it. Near the end of...

Oh man, I wish I read as fast as you do! I remember when I got my first copy of The Plot. I worked in a call center on the overnight shift. It was basically like collecting a welfare check because after about 10:00pm the phone barely ever rang at all. I got paid to sit and watch Nick at Night...

The Plot by Bob Enyart

The purpose of this thread is to discuss Bob Enyart's book, The Plot. The book, I believe, is the best theological treatise written since Martin Luther nailed something on the door of a church somewhere. If you have read his book then your participation here is welcome and encouraged. If you...