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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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look up the scripture verse by verse in the old greek and hebrew and you will see what was meant.
Do you read old Greek and Hebrew?
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Many will and have entered into a backslidden state. WE all have at times. Thats why the blood of Christ is so precious. come back and repent and then get back on track. So, if one has fallen away, then he must repent before he's back on track?
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Martin Luther missed the point of what James was saying. Ah, so you and Luther have a differing interpretation of James. What makes you right and him wrong in this case?
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Works are evidence that one has accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, we are bond servants to our Master. Works will never gain you salvation, nor will paying pentence. We are powerless no matter how good of a person we are if we fail to accept Jesus Christ and his teachings as presented in the Canonized Holy Bible. We are saved by the grace of God, freely given and not earned. But I have known people who were devout Christians early in life, who surely were in a state of salvation, but who later in life lost the faith and became atheists. Are they still saved? If they live a good life and treat others with respect and honor - yes.
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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we cant live a good enough life!!! thats the fault with most other man made religions and false doctrinal theological ideologies. we cant save ourselves no matter what we do. The blood of Christ is the only thing that saves us. Martin Luther was in error about the Book of James. Read it for yourself. If you are relying on a certain false doctrinal belief, then you will not see this just as the Pharisees couldnt see that Jesus was the Messiah prophesied about since the book of Genesis through Moses. 300 plus prophesies fulfilled to the smallest detailed. Now, there are over 1000 prophesies about the end times. And, if you read Matthew 24, Luke 21-22, you will see what Jesus told his 11 Disciples to look for upon Part one of his second coming. That is the rapture, we are seeing all of this currently. Paul describes and tells us about this in Thessolonians .
This is the problem with a certain sect which proclaim to be Christian. You only listen to what is said by a man in a black robe, you think a man, flesh and blood can absolve you of your sins, you worship Mary the mother of Jesus, You pray to her instead of the one seated at the right hand of the Father interceding for us in prayer, you think paying the church can remove sin, you think that you can pray others out of (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman), this is all a false doctrine, no different than many others that came about after the false prophet mohammed and islam.
GEt a bible and read it for yourself. it will explain itself if you are truly a child of our Savior Jesus Christ. If you arent you can post all you wish but when the time of judgement arrives, you will hear, Depart from me I never knew you.
Dont be mad at me!! You have been deceived
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Ok, so I've read this and I'm trying to understand. Let me make sure I have this right. If works alone are not enough to get a person into Heaven, then do they matter at all?
Sheepdog says that works are evidence that one has accepted Jesus. Ok, makes sense. But what about someone that accepts Jesus as their savior, but whose works continue to be those of the sort that do not glorify God or follow along the lines of Jesus' teachings?
I'm not speaking here of someone who occasionally sins, realizes their sin, and then asks forgiveness for it. I'm speaking of people that accept Jesus as their savior but continue to live a life of sin either because (A) they simply want to or (B) they don't believe their sin should be considered a sin or even (C) they truly believe their sin is NOT a sin (but in God's eyes it is).
Will people like that see the Kingdom of Heaven so long as in their heart they do believe that Jesus is their Savior?
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Will people like that see the Kingdom of Heaven so long as in their heart they do believe that Jesus is their Savior? Yes. IMO. 1Co 10:23 All things are lawful for me, but all things are not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but all things edify not. And then: Rom 5:20 Moreover the law entered, that the offense might abound. But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound: Rom 5:21 That as sin hath reigned unto death, even so might grace reign through righteousness unto eternal life by Jesus Christ our Lord. This is debated as much as the Trinity; Law vs Grace. Arminianism vs Calvinism, I'm neither one. I don't think it's a salvation issue. Study for yourself and pick a side. I'm not a fan of James myself.
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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we cant live a good enough life!!! thats the fault with most other man made religions and false doctrinal theological ideologies. we cant save ourselves no matter what we do. The blood of Christ is the only thing that saves us. Martin Luther was in error about the Book of James. Read it for yourself. If you are relying on a certain false doctrinal belief, then you will not see this just as the Pharisees couldnt see that Jesus was the Messiah prophesied about since the book of Genesis through Moses. 300 plus prophesies fulfilled to the smallest detailed. Now, there are over 1000 prophesies about the end times. And, if you read Matthew 24, Luke 21-22, you will see what Jesus told his 11 Disciples to look for upon Part one of his second coming. That is the rapture, we are seeing all of this currently. Paul describes and tells us about this in Thessolonians .
This is the problem with a certain sect which proclaim to be Christian. You only listen to what is said by a man in a black robe, you think a man, flesh and blood can absolve you of your sins, you worship Mary the mother of Jesus, You pray to her instead of the one seated at the right hand of the Father interceding for us in prayer, you think paying the church can remove sin, you think that you can pray others out of (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman), this is all a false doctrine, no different than many others that came about after the false prophet mohammed and islam.
GEt a bible and read it for yourself. it will explain itself if you are truly a child of our Savior Jesus Christ. If you arent you can post all you wish but when the time of judgement arrives, you will hear, Depart from me I never knew you.
Dont be mad at me!! You have been deceived Hello, I encourage you to more fully explore the Catholic faith and its teachings. Your assertions are made in error as none of them are truthful representations of the faith. The Catholic Faith is the fullness of truth! May God Bless you and keep you! https://www.catholic.com/^A great place to start 
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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you think that you can pray others out of (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) That is absolutely not true.
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Ok, so I've read this and I'm trying to understand. Let me make sure I have this right. If works alone are not enough to get a person into Heaven, then do they matter at all?
Sheepdog says that works are evidence that one has accepted Jesus. Ok, makes sense. But what about someone that accepts Jesus as their savior, but whose works continue to be those of the sort that do not glorify God or follow along the lines of Jesus' teachings?
I'm not speaking here of someone who occasionally sins, realizes their sin, and then asks forgiveness for it. I'm speaking of people that accept Jesus as their savior but continue to live a life of sin either because (A) they simply want to or (B) they don't believe their sin should be considered a sin or even (C) they truly believe their sin is NOT a sin (but in God's eyes it is).
Will people like that see the Kingdom of Heaven so long as in their heart they do believe that Jesus is their Savior? By thier fruit you will know them. Just because someone says they are Christian doesn't mean they are. I think belief is more than belief, if you understand what I mean. Belief in the Bible includes trust and goes deeper than merely believing something happened.
Right now I’m having amnesia and déjà vu at the same time. I think I’ve forgotten this before.
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Martin believed some things that most Protestants would disagree with today, such as Mary being sinless. He was, after all, catholic before he became convinced that the church was corrupt. He didn't want to start a new church, he was trying to reform the existing one, but it didn't happen.
Right now I’m having amnesia and déjà vu at the same time. I think I’ve forgotten this before.
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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If you can fall from Grace, then Grace isn't enough? Maybe a state of Grace needs to be maintained?
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Martin believed some things that most Protestants would disagree with today, such as Mary being sinless. He was, after all, catholic before he became convinced that the church was corrupt. He didn't want to start a new church, he was trying to reform the existing one, but it didn't happen. Martin Luther believed in Real Presence in the Eucharist. There are still some Protestants who believe this, but of course many who don't.
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Im torn on the once saved always saved. It thas been taught at at least one church I have gone to but neither made since to me.
Go off latter and murder and rape people and your covered. If your doing that are you/ were you truly saved. When you started wanting to be more like christ you stop doing a lot of sinful behavior and have behavior changes. A lot of people look at that and think I don't want to give xyz up. But the thing is when the changs happens xyz no longer has the same appeal to you and since you colonies are interested in it your not giving it up your desire has changed.
Then there is sin is sin one is no worse than the next. Hard to wrap my head around. Lying is as bad a murderer is hard for my flesh to comprehend.
But then look at all the sin those saved commit on a daily basis maybe as simple as the girl in yoga pants catching your eye and you look a sec to long. Happens every day after salvation and the gift of salvation has been accepted. So if sin is sin and someone commits murder then they should still be forgiven? Hard to swallow but im just a man the created not the creator.
Now being saved and later rejecting it seems like free will has a place and they should be able to choose to change their mind. The Great Commission from John 20: 19 On the evening of that first day of the week,j when the doors were locked, where the disciples were, for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood in their midst and said to them, “Peace be with you.” 20 When he had said this, he showed them his hands and his side. The disciples rejoiced when they saw the Lord. 21 [Jesus] said to them again, “Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so I send you.” 22 And when he had said this, he breathed on them and said to them,m “Receive the Holy Spirit. 23 Whose sins you forgive are forgiven them, and whose sins you retain are retained.” Why did Jesus authorize his disciples to forgive sins? Forgiveness of sins is one of the major benefits of the death of Jesus. On the other hand, if a person rejects Jesus' sacrifice, then that person is not forgiven. That's the authority Jesus gave to his disciples.
When my steak is on the grill I feel my mouth watering. I wonder if vegans feel the same way when mowing the lawn?
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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The choice is ours. Since God exists outside of time, space and matter, he is all knowing. We are not. Since God declares he knows the end from the beginning. Think about that. He has known us since before the foundation of time. That correlates with Times of Old, Ancient times. Which in Hebrew, going back to Genesis 1:1, prior to that is what they refer to as the point in which time vanishes as it wasnt documented.
If we could wrap our brains around God, Then we would see him as something equal and he would not be large enough for us to worship. Well put. Man can't even come close to imagining the greatness of God. It's so far beyond our comprehension.
When my steak is on the grill I feel my mouth watering. I wonder if vegans feel the same way when mowing the lawn?
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Re: Martin Luthers 95 Thesis
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Ok, so I've read this and I'm trying to understand. Let me make sure I have this right. If works alone are not enough to get a person into Heaven, then do they matter at all?
Sheepdog says that works are evidence that one has accepted Jesus. Ok, makes sense. But what about someone that accepts Jesus as their savior, but whose works continue to be those of the sort that do not glorify God or follow along the lines of Jesus' teachings?
I'm not speaking here of someone who occasionally sins, realizes their sin, and then asks forgiveness for it. I'm speaking of people that accept Jesus as their savior but continue to live a life of sin either because (A) they simply want to or (B) they don't believe their sin should be considered a sin or even (C) they truly believe their sin is NOT a sin (but in God's eyes it is).
Will people like that see the Kingdom of Heaven so long as in their heart they do believe that Jesus is their Savior? I think that's God's problem to sort out. All those who are truly Christians are still sinful, it's normal for the flesh to sin. Paul said so in Chapter 7 of Romans v14-20. "I'm not practicing what I'd like to do, but I'm doing the very thing I do not wish to do. So, I'm no longer doing it, but sin which indwells me. For the good that I wish, I do not do, but I practice the very evil that I do not wish. But if I am doing the very thing I do not wish, I am no longer the one doing it, but sin which dwells in me."
When my steak is on the grill I feel my mouth watering. I wonder if vegans feel the same way when mowing the lawn?
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