Featured Does what is actually true really matter to you?

I will not answer the question but go to scripture for the answer

2 Timothy 4: 2 Preach the word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine.

3 For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears;

4 And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables.

Truth comes from rightly dividing the word of truth, I don't invent it... Brother Glen

 

What?????? No, I’m not saying that. I’m not even sure what you are saying.

Yiu seem to be saying since 1+1=2, that is evidence God exist. I don’t recall any passage of scripture that supports that, but I am open to being educated.

peace to you

 

In a thread about sticking to truth, I see this whopper has been posted:

Scripture tells us the truth of God’s existence should be obvious from His creation. We also know from scripture the effect of sin in the lives of humans has caused them, everyone, to reject this revelation of God found in creation. ​

What scripture says everyone because of sin rejects the revelation of God from what He has made. That would mean we have an excuse, but we have none, because God has made Himself clear to us. See Romans 1:19

 

Refreshing words of sanity. God bless you.

 

Your ignorance of scripture is breathtaking, especially for someone presenting himself as a guide for understanding scripture.

peace to you

 

Ignorance

I notice you didn’t ask him if it was just a different interpretation when he called me a liar.

peace to you

 

It's either ignorance or a purposeful misinterpretation of scripture in order to spread a doctrine not held by any Baptist church.

Which one do you think it is, Salty?

 

They had, "assurance", but in error. They were not saved.

 

The Foundation of Reason, CREATED BY GOD,
which permits 1+1=2 and for 1+1=2 to CONTINUE TO BE TRUE,
from day to day, is PROOF of THE EXISTANCE of GOD.

RE; 'What is your understanding of God being a self-evident truth? Like the concept of 1 + 1;= 2?'

 

Yet another use of the fallacy of an against the person argument.

Here again is what I said, "
In a thread about sticking to truth, I see this whopper has been posted:
Scripture tells us the truth of God’s existence should be obvious from His creation. We also know from scripture the effect of sin in the lives of humans has caused them, everyone, to reject this revelation of God found in creation.
What scripture says everyone because of sin rejects the revelation of God from what He has made. That would mean we have an excuse, but we have none, because God has made Himself clear to us. See Romans 1:19

So I am on the side of taking Romans 1:19 for what it says, and the whopper is breathtaking in its ignorance of scripture.

 

I apologize for referring to Van as ignorant. I’ll bow out

In post #24, Van called me a liar. Does that offend you

peace to you

 

For the record, we were having a civil discussion in this thread about whether truth matters to us until Van introduced his usual personal attacks.

I was responding to another poster. Van repeated what I said, called it a “whopper”, which means a big lie, and then quoted the passage of scripture which demonstrates I am correct, as if it meant the opposite of what I said and disproved my statement.

I didn’t call Van a liar. I didn’t say he is stupid. What I said was he is ignorant of what this passage of scripture means. I am accurate in my assessment. He is ignorant of the truth of Romans 1.

And now I have said all that I want in this thread since it has been hijacked.

peace to you

 

You are misquoting Cana, he did not use the word ignorant to describe anyone… rather he used ignorance… specially, your ignorance of scripture as a declarative statement The first can be construed as an insult, why the other can be taken to mean that one does not have enough of something to make the comment… two very different situations. My laughter merely reflects that recognition.