Heretical theology being justified because it gets attention is ridiculous, not only are they self-righteous their doctrine is incorrect. God doesn’t hate anyone, including homosexuals.
See 2 Peter 3:9, among other Biblical teachings. A dead Soldier isn’t a good Soldier, and they’re evil for propagating such hatred. I’m hoping you are naive as so many other Texas Christians and voters seem to be, and not the worse alternative.
They are inherently self-righteous because their theology is reformed/Calvinist. They believe they were specifically chosen/ordained by God while others are specifically NOT chosen (left out, not called, not saved, on purpose) by God.
If you’re a Calvinist then we may as well end all debate, I won’t convince you and you will not convince me, and no Calvinist I’ve ever spoken with believes that non-Calvinists can be true believers.
As to the 7-M, that’s just one more doctrinal extreme in the coffin of their heresy, as far as I’m concerned. While the principle on its face may be sound, the “mandate” of something not actually mandated in Scripture is by definition heresy.
Going around chanting a “good soldier is a dead soldier” is not Christian behavior. The belief in and indoctrination of others that legitimately divorced people who have remarried should get divorced because they’re committing adultery with their spouse is likewise un-Biblical. That’s just the top couple issues on their site. I have too many kids and other priorities to dig any further into a clearly heretical cult 🤷🏼♀️
Well the psychotic heretics still aren’t helping 😂 and the people you refer to I use quotations on… the self-proclaimed “Christians” : because they’re hypocrites whose fruit doesn’t exist (like the fig tree in the NT), which, according to Paul would call their sincerity of faith into question.
That “Christian” is what our capital is full of, the pornography watching, family/wife cheating, homosexual celebrating, non-fruit bearing “Christian”
Exactly. They need to stop giving all of us Christians a bad name 🤦🏼♀️ hate on the sin not the sinner
Heretical theology being justified because it gets attention is ridiculous, not only are they self-righteous their doctrine is incorrect. God doesn’t hate anyone, including homosexuals.
See 2 Peter 3:9, among other Biblical teachings. A dead Soldier isn’t a good Soldier, and they’re evil for propagating such hatred. I’m hoping you are naive as so many other Texas Christians and voters seem to be, and not the worse alternative.
They are inherently self-righteous because their theology is reformed/Calvinist. They believe they were specifically chosen/ordained by God while others are specifically NOT chosen (left out, not called, not saved, on purpose) by God.
If you’re a Calvinist then we may as well end all debate, I won’t convince you and you will not convince me, and no Calvinist I’ve ever spoken with believes that non-Calvinists can be true believers.
As to the 7-M, that’s just one more doctrinal extreme in the coffin of their heresy, as far as I’m concerned. While the principle on its face may be sound, the “mandate” of something not actually mandated in Scripture is by definition heresy.
Going around chanting a “good soldier is a dead soldier” is not Christian behavior. The belief in and indoctrination of others that legitimately divorced people who have remarried should get divorced because they’re committing adultery with their spouse is likewise un-Biblical. That’s just the top couple issues on their site. I have too many kids and other priorities to dig any further into a clearly heretical cult 🤷🏼♀️
Well the psychotic heretics still aren’t helping 😂 and the people you refer to I use quotations on… the self-proclaimed “Christians” : because they’re hypocrites whose fruit doesn’t exist (like the fig tree in the NT), which, according to Paul would call their sincerity of faith into question.
That “Christian” is what our capital is full of, the pornography watching, family/wife cheating, homosexual celebrating, non-fruit bearing “Christian”
One thing they get right is their take on our churches.