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What is the idea with ivermectin? We should take it every day? When we have symptoms? I saw ivermectin in the local feed store, sold for horses, is this the same stuff?

Correct, one is immoral and evil and the other is moral and just.

Yes. It's biblical. And it's not for everybody, it's just for believers. I admit that it's also profitable, but that's not why Paul commands the Church to do it, he does so for the sake purity, which is ritual, not salvific. You are hilarious in your religious confusion. Right---even though...

The notion of 'organized religion' is the fruit of the idea of the poison tree that there is more than one Church. That's a false dichotomy, as in Scripture they are all part of the same 'package'. Again you're now implying a false dichotomy, but the answer to your questions is voluminous...

The free market is racist!

It would make sense if somehow the remnant of the polity of Israel converted to Christ as high priest of the Most High God, that then the reward could commence. And that until then, it cannot. Because of them. Noting of course that even when Christ became flesh, the polity was divided between...

It's just syntactically correct. And if Paul taught Catholicism, then Dispensationalism is Catholicism with extra steps. It's a platitude. Like 'water's wet.'

In contrast to RD's Dispensationalism, we observe certain biblical purity rituals like 1st Corinthians 6:18, rendered "Flee fornication" in the KJB, 'flee sexual immorality' in modern versions, and flee 'porneia' in "the Greek." If we violate this purity ritual or the others, then we aren't...

He is also the king of the universe and the high priest of God the Father almighty, and of the Church.

When the eternal meets the temporal, that's exactly what it looks like. Endless. 'Over and over'. Everlasting. Dispensationalism is an abomination to God then. 'Turnabout is fair play.'

I did not do that, and I will not either.

We've had the arguments collectively on TOL, all I'm saying is that there are self-identifying Christians who are Nontrinitarians. You or I or the late AMR might not classify them as Christians, but they see themselves as Christian, that's all I was saying.

Messianic Jew, are you?

Do you think they're related or just independent? And do you think that Acts 13:32-33 concerns either of them, or something else? I'm unfamiliar. I'm not just talking about the Torah and the order of Aaron, but also other religions featuring priests and sacrifices and altars. Only the...

They're not. The opioid crisis is the fault of law enforcement shutting down the "pill mill" doctors who liberally prescribed Purdue Pharma's products. These MDs moved so much OxyContin that whenever a single one of them was put out of business, there was a sudden enormous demand for opioids...

Is a promise and a covenant the same, and if not how are they different? And the liturgy that has not resumed because there is no temple in Jerusalem right now, is this part of a covenant or a promise? Priests partake of their altar. Priests partake of their altar.

Most Christians are Trinitarians Trevor. Like 99%

I totally forgot that New England went 5-11 with Bledsoe in 2000. With NE starting the 2001 campaign at 0-2, there isn't any reason to think that they weren't just going to continue where they left off, and get another 5-11 record, if Bledsoe had not gotten himself hurt. The 0-2 start is...

Good thing it's just one eternal sacrifice then.

Second Corinthians: You should find this interesting.