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No, I call him my old man-- not what I would call God.

Put up scripture that says "the Bible says a lot of things."

What for?

My old man; my dad. I thought that's what you meant when you asked, "What do you call your father? chuck"?

I don't call him anything. His body has been in the grave for almost 28 years, but I hardly every spoke to him before that. So you just ignore that and call people such titles anyway? Is that the kingdom that is "within you" [Luke 17:21]? If we concede that a hot-headed speak-out-of-turn guy...

Matthew 23:9. To what? Therefore no reason to regard him as "infallible."

I can't say otherwise, as that's what Jesus called him. At the very least that show's he wasn't much of a "pope," if the first thing he said got him "chewing out." LOL and it seems like being called Satan by the Son of God is a little more than a chewing out. But if you really want to know...

Is that what Jesus called him?

so Satan has the keys?

And then in verse 23 what did he call this guy who got the keys?

Then by proclaiming the gospel you save a few and condemn far more.

Ain't that noble of him? But let's put this thing directly on the line: He who believes in Him is not judged; he who does not believe has been judged already, because he has not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God [john 3:18]. Which of the 2 camps do those who have never heard...

Tell us then... Why did Jesus command to preach the gospel all over the world if those who never hear it are not condemned? Is proclaiming the gospel meant to save or condemn? By what you're telling us, it results in condemnation, where if left alone those who never hear it are not condemned--...

If people are saved without ever hearing of Jesus Christ, then if God really wills that none be condemned the best thing is for Christ never to have come, so then none would be,.

If you do, make a video and post it here.

Try painting them black and see if that makes a difference.

Revelation 18:6.

Maybe so. I've never heard anyone preach the gospel to spiders before.

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