You do understand Ehrman is an apostate. He used to claim to be a Christian, but now is an atheist.
He may be a 'religious' man with an education, but not a Born-Again Christ follower.
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Path of this America
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He may be a 'religious' man with an education, but not a Born-Again Christ follower.
KevinThrowe
Member
Is this like the lead me not into temptation for I would not follow your rules.
canadyjd
Well-Known Member
It’s like, why are you reading and praising someone that denies the existence of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ?
Peace to you
KevinThrowe
Member
None of these folks deny the existence of. Most say this knowledge helps there faith.
No. It is not about rules, it is about following Christ.
KevinThrowe
Member
The “ Lord’s Prayer “ I often thank God for the temptations. The women who wanted me to violate marriage. The treasure exposed to temp stealing. The command from bosses to bear false witness for wealth. If not rules why did He give us 10 we absolutely must obey?
So He expects fallen sinful human kind to pull off miracles… Isn’t that his Job?
I don’t think most Saudi’s, Japanese, Hindu’s, native Americans, Jews, Arabs, Blah blah blah blah are going down that road. So let’s let the other shoe drop, are they, the Christ non believers all going to hell?
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I do not understand your response.
@Mikoo asked a legitimate question since you have recommended Ehrman's teachings.
But Ehrman denounced Christianity over 20 years ago (about the time he was caught in those sexual misconduct actions).
One cannot be a Christian while rejecting that Jesus is God and rejecting the Resurrection of Christ. The sexual misconduct just pointed to the depravity of the man.
Ben1445
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None of what he says makes sense.
A second ago he said that he was glad for the temptation of the women who tempted him to be unfaithful as opposed to the way Christ prayed lead us not into temptation.
He is clearly not a disciple of Christ. He does not follow Christ. He teaches the opposite.
Ben1445
Well-Known Member
That is something to thank God for?? You are one mixed up person.
KevinThrowe
Member
You don’t believe that standing up to temptation and following the teachings is something to be thankful for?
Ben1445
Well-Known Member
Your priorities are confused.
canadyjd
Well-Known Member
canadyjd
Well-Known Member
Exodus 20 gives us the first 10 commandments of OT Law. There are over 600 total.
If you violate one, you violate all and stand condemned before God.
This, the need for a Savior where salvation is not based on what you do but Who you have a relationship with.
Peace to you
KevinThrowe
Member
Priorities to get the world to be a planet of peace snd loving Everyman.
canadyjd
Well-Known Member
That’s Jesus’s job when He returns. Until He returns, no peace, no love for every person. Just chaos.
If you read the Bible, instead of atheists, you will understand.
Peace to you
KevinThrowe
Member
Have you read the texts studying the Bible?
canadyjd
Well-Known Member
I have read through the Bible several times and read numerous commentaries on specific passages of study.
There are several folks on BB, both women and men, that are excellent scholars in the biblical languages, church history, theology and more that you could learn a great deal from, if you are actually here to learn.
I have never cared to read what an atheist thinks about any passage of scripture.
Peace to you