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That might be understood in the US, but here in the UK we don't use "Ya'll" as the plural of "you."

Here in the UK, some Baptist churches believing the doctrines of grace call themselves "Reformed Baptists," other call themselves "Grace Baptists."

I think that's an unwarranted assumption. Although I am not using it at the moment, I have used it, and will probably use it again.

Well, we have Ephesians saying: “just as He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before Him in love,” (Eph 1:4 NKJV) Ephesians 2 talks quite clearly ab0out God making sinners alive who were dead in trespasses and sins, not waiting for...

Sorry, but how does this verse from 2 Thessalonians prove that Brightfame52's view (which also is my view) is wrong?: 13 But we are bound to give thanks alway to God for you, brethren beloved of the Lord, because God hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification of the...

There are, as I understand it, various views on which day of the week the Saviour died, and consequently, that would affect the day on which He washed the feet of His disciples. Some say He was crucified on a Wednesday or Thursaday. But you asked about the time of day. The bible just tells us...

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Thanks. Sorry for being ignorant.

As far as Sandemanianism is concerned, I came across this: "Sandemanians equated faith with mere intellectual assent to the facts of the Bible. Defined as a “simple faith” or “bare faith,” the faith promoted by Sandeman required no emotion or even an act of the will to produce salvation. It was...

Where does your idea of a "select few" come from? I believe in the doctrines of grace, sometimes called Calvinism, and I don't believe that only a few will be saved. God saves all who believe on His Son. Those who do are those whom the Father gives to the Son: “"All that the Father gives Me...

Sorry, what do Mug an A&W mean?

No he didn't. Think what happened when some people tried to maintain the Gentile Christians had to submit to physical circumcision: “And certain men came down from Judea and taught the brethren, "Unless you are circumcised according to the custom of Moses, you cannot be saved." Therefore...

What about people whose language isn't English? Don't they have access to the bible in their languages, or are you saying that they all have to learn, not just English, but the English of the KJV, where "prevent" means "go before," and "suffer" sometimes means "allow" or "permit"?

A warm welcome to the Baptist Board!

Sorry, but what has Philip got to do with it? Luke 18:18 doesn't name the "certain ruler," and the disciple Philip isn't mentioned in the passage you quoted.

Not sure why you are asking me, because "sound doctrine" was a phrase used by Reynolds in his post which I quote. He wrote "Yep, Go to a Church that does not hold to sound doctrine."

How can you say that? Are you saying that only people who speak English can have access to the precise word of God?

But the post you were replying to said: "Yep, Go to a Church that does not hold to sound doctrine. Sounds fun." A community centre cannot hold doctrine, whether sound or unsound. A church can hold its services in a community centre, though. I used to be a member of a church that did so.