Jesus Christ

Originally posted by Regret
Exactly. It's all a matter of personal belief and faith.

Darn, I got a smart one, I'll have to through him back.

😄 😆

Originally posted by supdude
sup dude..

i go by this one right here..

1. the bible..

and then i do this next

2. pray on what ive read

and then i do this

3. have faith that god will not lead me astray.

faith in god is the most important thing. as long as a peep has faith in his love, then there's really nothing to worry about.

But so does everyone else on that list, and they would not always agree with you on what the bible means.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
But so does everyone else on that list, and they would not always agree with you on what the bible means.

some do some dont...point being that faith is the most important part. having faith in gods love, means that a peep will have nuff faith that God will lead them in the right direction..if they go the wrong way..or go astray. and point them to the right answers and to the right people.

so if a person has real faith and love for god..then they won't have to worry about what direction their going in, cause they know that it aint them choosing the direction or calling the shots, its god..ya know...

Originally posted by supdude
some do some dont...point being that faith is the most important part. having faith in gods love, means that a peep will have nuff faith that God will lead them in the right direction..if they go the wrong way..or go astray. and point them to the right answers and to the right people.

so if a person has [b]real faith and love for god..then they won't have to worry about what direction their going in, cause they know that it aint them choosing the direction or calling the shots, its god..ya know... [/B]

So, two Christians are sitting at the table and talking about the bible. They do not agree on one set of doctrines, but both are devout Christians. Is one of them a true Christian and the other one a false Christian?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
So, two Christians are sitting at the table and talking about the bible. They do not agree on one set of doctrines, but both are devout Christians. Is one of them a true Christian and the other one a false Christian?

supdude..

gotta couple answers for you choose the correct one

a) one could be correct about the doctrine but not a christian.
b) one could be incorrect about the doctrine but a christian.
c) both could be incorrect and not christians
d) one can be correct and one incorrect and both could be christians
e) all of the above.

to me the answer is 'e'. from what i know..it all depends on their faith in Gods love dude, and the intentions of their heart. god will correct the person with teh wrong doctrine in time, but hes more interested in intent of the heart..instead of how eloquent or prideful a person is withe thier opinion..even if the person is correct. ya see the pharisees were correct bout a lot of things. but as we all know they definitely werent no christians. where as the theif on the cross was incorrect about a lot of things, and he turned out to be one cause of his faith and love for jesus..ya know...

so anyway dude..its all bout faith..just gotta have it.

Originally posted by supdude
supdude..

gotta couple answers for you choose the correct one

a) one could be correct about the doctrine but not a christian.
b) one could be incorrect about the doctrine but a christian.
c) both could be incorrect and not christians
d) one can be correct and one incorrect and both could be christians
e) all of the above.

to me the answer is 'e'. from what i know..it all depends on their faith in Gods love dude, and the intentions of their heart. god will correct the person with teh wrong doctrine in time, but hes more interested in intent of the heart..instead of how eloquent or prideful a person is withe thier opinion..even if the person is correct. ya see the pharisees were correct bout a lot of things. but as we all know they definitely werent no christians. where as the theif on the cross was incorrect about a lot of things, and he turned out to be one cause of his faith and love for jesus..ya know...

so anyway dude..its all bout faith..just gotta have it.

The correct answer is: You don't know. It is not your place to know. You come close, but no cigar. 😄

Originally posted by Oncewhite
The same reason why some believe in the three leaf clover...why do u feel the need to ridicule others for their own beliefs?

Originally posted by lord xyz
Not really, you're just gullible and close minded, harsh but true.

Do we have a new whob? 😂

I don't think OnceWhite is the whob. Sup dude might be usagi though.

Originally posted by Nellinator
I don't think OnceWhite is the whob. Sup dude might be usagi though.

I was only joking... 😄

Originally posted by supdude
sup dude..

i go by this one right here..

1. the bible..

and then i do this next

2. pray on what ive read

and then i do this

3. have faith that god will not lead me astray.

faith in god is the most important thing. as long as a peep has faith in his love, then there's really nothing to worry about.

Word. But, I put #3 first.

Originally posted by BobbyD
Word. But, I put #3 first.

sup dude

tru dat putty tat..but if ya read it backwards 3 comes first.😉

Originally posted by supdude
sup dude

tru dat putty tat..but if ya read it backwards 3 comes first.😉

😂

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
The correct answer is: You don't know. It is not your place to know. You come close, but no cigar. 😄

He didn't allude to himself knowing who was a Christian with his answer. He just presented possible scenarios that could come about, regarding the initial question that was asked of him.

So his answer was correct. Despite one's knowledge of scriptures or lack thereof, Jesus makes the decision in the end.

Originally posted by Thundar
He didn't allude to himself knowing who was a Christian with his answer. He just presented possible scenarios that could come about, regarding the initial question that was asked of him.

So his answer was correct. Despite one's knowledge of scriptures or lack thereof, Jesus makes the decision in the end.

his answer was a good one I'll agree

but it stated that they were at the same time both right, both wrong and individually right and wrong

the concept seemed to be that he didn't know the answer just as Shaky said

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
his answer was a good one I'll agree

but it stated that they were at the same time both right, both wrong and individually right and wrong

No it didn't. He selected "e", which states that all possible scenarios are possible. That doesn't mean that all of the scenarios are simultaneously occurring.

I'll have to borrow this next one from supdude..

👇

WRONGS!

Originally posted by Thundar
No it didn't. He selected "e", which states that all possible scenarios are possible. That doesn't mean that all of the scenarios are simultaneously occurring.

I'll have to borrow this next one from supdude..

👇

[b]WRONGS! [/B]

e said all not any of the above

👇

WRONGS!

Originally posted by Thundar
He didn't allude to himself knowing who was a Christian with his answer. He just presented possible scenarios that could come about, regarding the initial question that was asked of him.

So his answer was correct. Despite one's knowledge of scriptures or lack thereof, Jesus makes the decision in the end.

😆 You are the king of rationalization.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
😆 You are the king of rationalization.

*only those who are irrational think that..my friend..😉

Originally posted by Thundar
*only those who are irrational think that..my friend..😉

ad hominem attack (only an idiot would do that)

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
ad hominem attack (only an idiot would do that)

*no attack was made mr. Symmetric..i simply provided him with evidence to support what he opined...just as you have provided evidence above to support the position you have just opined..my friend...😉