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You are wrong. Definition of biblicism : adherence to the letter of the Bible http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/biblicism Bib·li·cist (bĭb′lĭ-sĭst) n. 1. An expert on the Bible. 2. One who interprets the Bible literally. biblicism (ˈbɪblɪˌsɪzəm) n (Bible) an adherence to the literal...

Perhaps the word “challenge” is confusing you. I am discussing Biblical doctrine and nothing but biblical doctrine, thus the scriptures. It is a scriptural and doctrinal question. When a Catholic brings to the table such things as purgatory and indulgences those are in the realm of the...

The tenet is very Biblical, as Biblical as it is logical. You simply don't want to accept it. When Paul arrived at Berea, the Bereans examined everything Paul said through the scriptures. They checked his work. They did it through the Scriptures which they had. They challenged him whether he...

First note that my challenge is qualified "through the Scriptures." Most Catholics don't know the scriptures and the ones that are somewhat familiar with them take them out of context and make them mean something they don't. The RCC is not based on what is written in the Bible, but rather on...

You are on a Baptist Board. I am not a Lutheran nor a Presbyterian. Both Calvin and Luther persecuted the Baptists. The Baptists fought for soul liberty in their day. Instead they received repression and persecution. The Scripture I use is the same the early Christians have used since the time...

Jesus told Nicodemus three times: "You must be born again." Have you been born again? If so, when, where, and how? Keep in mind that "being born again" or the new birth has nothing to do with baptism.

Religion is not a bad thing? So I suppose you could be a Muslim and it is not such a bad thing, right? Here is what Josh McDowell explains in his book, "Handbook of Today's Religions" The derivation of the word religion suggests several possible readings, as Herbert Stroup reveals: The English...

Please understand: there is only one Bible. Your continued attack on this point simply shows your ignorance concerning the Word of God.

Three statements and three sins. And then you laugh at it which again is another sin. Pitiful! "For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God." Romans 3:23 "For the wages of sin is death..." Romans 6:23

Because they did not believe the Scriptures. They did not believe the incarnate Christ, the Messiah, who stood right before them. In their dreadful unbelief, though they thought they were right, unlike Jesus who spoke with authority, they had no authority to speak whatsoever. The word "power"...

I will consider your arguments. But realize that the Bible is my final authority in all matters of faith and practice as it was for the prophets, apostles and Christ. I have an outstanding challenge to all Catholics such as yourself and my own relatives. Prove me wrong through the scriptures...

I proved my point through the historic principle of sola scriptura, something Jesus did in Luke 24: Luke 24:27 And beginning at Moses and all the prophets, he expounded unto them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself. --He went through all the OT and expounded to them all the...

I am not sure which ones you are referring to. When quoting a person. I still do it the old fashioned way. I put the word, quote, inside the brackets [ ], at the beginning of the quote. And at the end of the quote I put /quote, in the brackets [ ], i.e., quote with a backslash.

First, the article said "as it is known in the RCC today," which is accurate. I also pointed out (as it did), that elements of Purgatory were found in paganism before Christianity existed. Your following quoted do the same thing. They show that the ECF believed in a pagan doctrine invented by a...

The trinity, that is the triune Godhead of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is taught in many places throughout the Bible, but the doctrine of Purgatory is not taught anywhere in the Bible. It is a man-made philosophy, not taught by Christ, nor the apostles, nor by the early Christians. It is...

Jesus said: Matthew 28:19 Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: 20 Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen. His...

On the contrary, you argue for a doctrine that does not exist. Examine your beliefs in the light of others. Atheism: God exists. Atheism says "no God." He denies the existence of God. The Baptist believes that sola scriptura is a Biblical doctrine taught in the Word and can be demonstrated as...

Gerhard you say: But you are wrong. You also say: Where is your evidence for saying such things? When statements are made without evidence they are just opinions and philosophies of men without much meaning or sense.

This is not a lie. This is Bob’s opinion, his view of Scripture which he is entitled to. How did id he lie in presenting what he believed to be the truth? Bob wrote: Peter states that it is NOTHING at all to do with water. —not the removal of dirt from the flesh,butan appeal to God for a good...

Absolutely. Everyone knows that Paul used the KJV, spoke KJV English. That is why today we have an increasing number of KJVO churches. This is common knowledge. You should know better. :rolleyes: