Bible John
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After my debate with Tysixius finishes I'd like to debate a theist on the
issue of debt. I doubt a Atheist or a Agnostic can debate me on this one,
since the debate scope in this one seems more Theist related. No we are not
debating theology here, but we are debating doctrine.
There is a faction of Christians (mostly King James Only Fundamentalists)
that believe its a sin to be or go into debt. Some of these people are
pastors and in authority positions. Based on my own exegetical studies of
the bible I think these people have misinterpreted the scriptures. However
it would make sense from a King James only fundamentalists worldview why
they would hold to such a position.
Rom 13:8 KJV Owe no man any thing, but to love one another: for he that
loveth another hath fulfilled the law.
On the contrary the NIV says to not let any debt remain outstanding
which implies that one must pay on their debts, but this does not mean that
one cannot take on debts.
I myself am a Fundamentalist but not a King James Only Fundamentalist and
think this debate would be best between myself and another Fundamentalist.
However if there are evangelicals or Pentecostal Charismatics here that do
not believe in debt, then I will gladly welcome the challenge.
God bless and I look forward to this.
John
After my debate with Tysixius finishes I'd like to debate a theist on the
issue of debt. I doubt a Atheist or a Agnostic can debate me on this one,
since the debate scope in this one seems more Theist related. No we are not
debating theology here, but we are debating doctrine.
There is a faction of Christians (mostly King James Only Fundamentalists)
that believe its a sin to be or go into debt. Some of these people are
pastors and in authority positions. Based on my own exegetical studies of
the bible I think these people have misinterpreted the scriptures. However
it would make sense from a King James only fundamentalists worldview why
they would hold to such a position.
Rom 13:8 KJV Owe no man any thing, but to love one another: for he that
loveth another hath fulfilled the law.
On the contrary the NIV says to not let any debt remain outstanding
which implies that one must pay on their debts, but this does not mean that
one cannot take on debts.
I myself am a Fundamentalist but not a King James Only Fundamentalist and
think this debate would be best between myself and another Fundamentalist.
However if there are evangelicals or Pentecostal Charismatics here that do
not believe in debt, then I will gladly welcome the challenge.
God bless and I look forward to this.
John