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Changes in the Doctrine of Redemption
- Thread starter Dr. Bob
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Then don't answer it. You did violate the BB rules as you have attacked the Word of God. You said that the NASB is not the Word of God. Stop trying to blame others for your sin. No one has put words in your mouth, you said it now either retract and repent or stand up for what you said.
Bro Tony
Terry_Herrington
New Member
It's not the Bible I am afraid of or even the small differences. It's those who claim to be conservative who are practicing atheists. They don't witness and they don't disciple people. That is the majority sitting in the pews on Sunday.
There's the gospel according to Matthew.
There's the gospel according to Mark.
There's the gospel according to Luke.
There's the gospel according to John and then there's the gospel according to you. </font>[/QUOTE]I must question why you addressed these comments to me? Do you think that I am a "practicing atheist?" Also, if these comments are addressed to me, what would make you think that my Christianity is confined to "sitting in the pews on Sunday?" </font>[/QUOTE]Terry, all I can say is "there you go again". Make yourself the victim. I see enough of that every day.
He was simply saying that the issue he described was a much more important issue to worry about than a few word changes that have YET to be proven to change doctrine. </font>[/QUOTE]I didn't address my questions to you, mind your own business! Let gb93433 speak for himself!
What is your problem Terry, this bulletin board allows for debate and anybody who is a member and abides by the rules may answer.
You seem to be getting awfully flustered. That kind of frustration can cause one to blow a gasket. We can debate without getting flustered.
I only got flustered earlier when Askjo said the NASB was not the Word of God. That is a very dangerous thing to hear.
Just lighten up a bit because people ARE going to disagree with you here and we have a right to post a response. That is the idea behind a board. As long as I stick to the rules, I have a right to respond.
You seem to be getting awfully flustered. That kind of frustration can cause one to blow a gasket. We can debate without getting flustered.
I only got flustered earlier when Askjo said the NASB was not the Word of God. That is a very dangerous thing to hear.
Just lighten up a bit because people ARE going to disagree with you here and we have a right to post a response. That is the idea behind a board. As long as I stick to the rules, I have a right to respond.
So Askjo my NASB is not the Word of God?
<personal attack deleted> who follows the KJVO lie to the point that you attack a faithful translation of the Word of the Most High.
What's next Askjo? Can only the KJV save?
You can not show me one doctrine the NASB edits out etc... so you slander the Word of the Most High that my whole family uses for study, devotions, and church.
By the way Askjo back up yourt claims or admit that you told a lie.
[ October 12, 2004, 12:16 AM: Message edited by: C4K ]
<personal attack deleted> who follows the KJVO lie to the point that you attack a faithful translation of the Word of the Most High.
What's next Askjo? Can only the KJV save?
You can not show me one doctrine the NASB edits out etc... so you slander the Word of the Most High that my whole family uses for study, devotions, and church.
By the way Askjo back up yourt claims or admit that you told a lie.
[ October 12, 2004, 12:16 AM: Message edited by: C4K ]
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Semantics, to avoid facing what you said you believe. You clearly don't believe that the NASB is the Bible, The Word of God. Don't try to soften your heretical statement with it merely contains the Word of God. His question was clear and concise and your answer was clear and concise.'
Bro Tony
No, a poster should NOT ask us (KJVO) that question. Askjo
Typical KJVO tactic to lay the blame on someone else.
Why because you can not backup what you say with examples and scripture that says only the KJV and which KJV? How do you know the NASB is not the Word of God?
You slandered the Word of the Most High as found in the NASB. Now you want to slip and slide to get around the fact that you said the NASB is not the Word of God. You are very dishonest!
Typical KJVO tactic to lay the blame on someone else.
Why because you can not backup what you say with examples and scripture that says only the KJV and which KJV? How do you know the NASB is not the Word of God?
You slandered the Word of the Most High as found in the NASB. Now you want to slip and slide to get around the fact that you said the NASB is not the Word of God. You are very dishonest!
Bro. Tony and David, I agree. I do not think the question is the problem. Why are we not allowed to ask a person how they believe about something?
Because we might hit the truth and the person has to either wiggle out of it or be honest, at the risk of breaking board rules?
When you continue to say that the KJV is the only word of God, then the only conclusion is that you believe the others are compromised. When you say that 4000 words are not correct in the NASB, then I am going to ask what you believe about the NASB. If you have a problem with that, then don't answer it.
Why should we NOT ask a KJVO that question?
You can ask me if I believe the KJV is the Word of God. For my answer, I will say an emphatic "yes".
Because we might hit the truth and the person has to either wiggle out of it or be honest, at the risk of breaking board rules?
When you continue to say that the KJV is the only word of God, then the only conclusion is that you believe the others are compromised. When you say that 4000 words are not correct in the NASB, then I am going to ask what you believe about the NASB. If you have a problem with that, then don't answer it.
Why should we NOT ask a KJVO that question?
You can ask me if I believe the KJV is the Word of God. For my answer, I will say an emphatic "yes".
NaasPreacher (C4K)
Well-Known Member
With apologies to Dr Bob, the originator of this post - I am closing it on page 5 as it has degenerated into a KJV fight once again.