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Aug
22
comment Is Salvation a State Function?
@hellectronic I'm not raising works vs. faith. If it is by faith only then is past faith remembered or only present state matters? If it is by works are past works remembered? If it is by chocolate donuts ... you see my point?
Aug
22
asked Is Salvation a State Function?
Aug
21
reviewed Leave Open What methods are used by Christian churches to discipline their members?
Aug
21
reviewed Leave Open Are all things possible with God?
Aug
21
reviewed Leave Open How do Christians exercise self-control in the abstinence of food during fasting?
Aug
19
comment Was baptism practiced before Christ?
This is a well thought question. I think you should also ask this on Mi Yodeya.
Aug
19
comment How could I locate a reference, for say, the passage that talks about Spiritual Gifts?
I think the passage you are looking for is Eph4:11.
Aug
19
comment What are the classics/giants in Systematic Theology
I'm surprised by the upvotes. Isn't this a poll question?
Aug
19
comment Does Satan really have a physical location or dwelling place on earth
Great answer but I'm in doubt about your fourth paragraph. "As a created being, Satan must, by definition, have a physical presence" Depends on type of creation. It would be difficult to assign coordinates to a non-physical entity. When we think of throwing or moving we think of physical objects. The same may not hold for non-physical, extra-dimensional, [insert a sci-fi term here] things. Satan could be face to face with God after being thrown out of heaven. The terms "walking the earth", "cast down" may be figure of speech, narrated such probably to make it understandable for humans.
Aug
17
comment Which denominations hold the quartodecimanist interpretation of John 19?
quartodecimanist? Most of your questions sound like rocket science to me. Makes me kinda jealous. I study a lot but I don't know what it'd take to reach that level of theology.
Aug
17
comment What did God mean when He said 'lest they live forever'?
I'll let it be known that I'm not asking for someone to confirm my belief on the subject and don't intend to make this subjective. I'll gladly accept an answer that represents the official protestant theological position or cites a commentary or church father on the subject. (never mind if I agree with it or not). Always looking for data. The processing, I do myself.
Aug
17
comment How did Christians of WW1/WW2 view the book of Revelation?
@GilbertLeBlanc Well technically speaking Christ's birthday is negative infinity. -inf + 2000 = -inf. So he has already returned ;) :P
Aug
17
comment How did Christians of WW1/WW2 view the book of Revelation?
@Matthew7.7 Your questions are getting better every day.
Aug
17
comment What did God mean when He said 'lest they live forever'?
@Matthew7.7 That would be a very interesting question indeed.
Aug
17
comment What did God mean when He said 'lest they live forever'?
@JonEricson "Are you looking for a defense of this interpretation from a Jehovah's Witness perspective" Nope. I'm looking for a protestant defense of immortality of soul in the light of this verse. It seems to contradict with that doctrine and I'd like to see how its resolved.
Aug
16
comment What did God mean when He said 'lest they live forever'?
FYI I'm not a Jehovah's witness but I respect a good argument when I see one. I'd like to see how much water it holds.
Aug
16
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Aug
14
comment Is man's ability to reason properly a gift by the Holy Spirit?
Proverbs 1:7. Also - James 1:5 "If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault ..." And - Psalms 111:10 "... all who follow his precepts have good understanding"
Aug
14
comment Is man's ability to reason properly a gift by the Holy Spirit?
I don't have an answer but a verse comes to mind - "Fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom" (Proverbs 9:10)
Aug
11
comment Should we put God to test?
I've been up all night watching Olympics. So won't be back to discuss this question for a while.