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No one could argue with you on that, but I also think our stomachs are generally too weak to allow for strong and passionate disapproval over doctrine. The Apostle Paul didn't mince his words. . . Martin Luther also had a way with words that would have gotten him banned from BB, which I think...

I agree. A teacher has a huge responsibility to present God's Word to His sheep, but I don't think that we can attribute motives to either Rogers or his audience. Don't you think that they both could simply be ignorant or misinformed?

I would not refer to him as a clown either, but he is also no scholar. I would put he and Charles Stanley in the same category: men with a basic and simplistic understanding of God's Word.

I don't have a term for people like that, but things gets confusing if we use the same term for people who hold to very different opinions.

Four-point "Calvinists"? No such animal.

That's great. It's your *preference*. No need to invoke the Holy Spirit.

My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me. (John 10:27)

Stating that, "the Holy Spirit led you to" a version of the Bible is a bit much, and when people go there, it is an attempt to squelch all argument. The Holy Spirit leads me to Christ and His work, not translations.

Apparently, you've never met a Calvinist.

Did I say I disagreed with you?

How is this Trump's Fault?

Good people don't need Christ or His cross.

Apparently, some don't know the difference between a theologian and a "Prophet".

Sarcasm aside, Christ voluntarily limited Himself. In think we are agree on that. God knowing all being omnipresent are two different matters. We are speaking of the latter. Is there a corner in the universe that you imagine Him not? Where can you hide from God?

Your KJVO myth is false. Can a myth be true?

This is no place for a Yankee like me: "Back when", "Y'all". . .

We are speaking of God the Father, not Christ. Is there anywhere where God the Father is not? Can God sin?

Didn't think it was possible, but I now have less respect for LU than I did a minute ago.

Presbyterian Creed (1949) – “The whole counsel of God, concerning all things necessary for his own glory, man’s salvation, faith and life, is either expressly set down in the scripture, or by good and necessary consequences may be deduced from scripture; unto which nothing at any time is to be...