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Oh, please. You ask if anyone understood post #47? What about answering my questions in post #48? Or do you just want to ignore those?

Yep, demands an answer from others. Gets one. Doesn't respond to questions from others. What? Is your viewpoint that fragile that you refuse any challenges because you're afraid you might change your mind? Or worse: see a scriptural truth that causes you to change?

Here's the problem with that contextual interpretation: 1 Cor 15 is to the Church. To make this statement is to say that the non-elect do not bear the image of the earthy; that they somehow physically look different than the Elect. Please clarify.

Just out of curiosity - how about anti-abortion and pro-capital punishment?

Thanks for the clarification. As for your last statement - wholeheartedly agree!

Well, guess I'm not gonna get an answer....

Interesting. So modern arminians are really closet calvinists?

The question is: why did HE inject race into a discussion about whether the movie had its facts correct or not?

As with Last Airbender and other movies. So now you're sexist, too? Why just white men? White women have no power or influence?

The movie Exodus? Didn't realize that was about racial inequality. Most of the buzz I saw was about its scriptural inaccuracy--which is relevant, because the subject was scriptural. Racial inequality in the entertainment awards? You're spot-on there; it's a travesty. I personally don't say much...

You do not understand true arminianism at all. You should try reading Arminius for yourself; last I checked, his writings were freely available at ccel.org. In light of your statements, please explain Hebrews 10:39.

Both movies took liberty with the facts. That's where the similarity ends. Selma is about racism in America; Sniper is not. Selma is a movie about the fight for racial equality, but minimizes the efforts of people of different skin color, choosing to focus on one color; and thus, subliminally...

Two wrongs apparently make a right?....

Before they believe -- do they follow after the flesh or after the spirit? (Romans 8:1) Are we saved by hope? (Roman 8:24) Who is Christ the end of the law for? (Romans 10:4) With the heart, man does what? (Romans 10:10) Which people are identified in Romans 10:13 that, if they call upon the...

As long as you keep bringing up race, so will others. As long as others keep bringing up race, and you allow it to replace rational discussion, it'll continue.

"Is it possible"? Is it possible for God to make a rock so heavy, even He can't lift it? Your question is worded in such a way that you expect only a single answer. When it's pointed out that the question itself is erroneous, you fall to "why is everyone scared to answer?" It's not that...

Couldn't just discuss the inaccuracies and/or merits of the film? Had to make it a race issue? (And I skimmed back through this thread; you're the only to mention race)

Evasion! Rabbit Trail! I quoted exactly what I was referring to: For us to even entertain what you asked/proposed in these two sentences, one must assume that everyone present was saved, of the elect. I also went on and offered you a plausible explanation, something you could use to back out...

Does anyone know what the numbers at the end of SBM's posts are? I'm thinking page numbers, but.... I copied the last sentence of this last post, including the number, and googled it; found out that he posted that sentence verbatim in this thread back in December; as well as posting it verbatim...

DHK - you need to stop responding to SBM. You've fully attempted Proverbs 26:5; but SBM has shown he will not change his view. At this point, you're only fulfilling Proverbs 26:4.