I don't mean Washer (I don't think he lacks biblical doctrine). I mean is there data that most churches have disregarded true doctrine (I believe most on TV have, but most churches are small....i don't know about the numbers).
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Paul Washer: Don’t fear for murderers on Judgment Day, fear for these pastors
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I don't know what folks around here think they are accomplishing by using the funny rating to things not intended to be funny. Fairly childish.
He would define any church/pastor not agreeing with him as teaching wrongly, correct?
I don't know. I'm just wondering how we are qualifying that "most" churches are corrupt.
He must be a Calvinist.
I could only tell you about the churches in this area. I would say better than half are apostate. The Catholic Church, The Lutheren Church, The Episcopal Church in this county are not preaching The word. The Methodists have ordained abomination. I don't know anything about the Presbyterian Church here. Of the two IPHC churches, one is good, one has succumbed to liberalism. The Assemblies of God Churches have pretty much dried up. The Church of God is almost non existent due to its past pastor embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars from the church. About half the Baptist Churches are somewhat Doctrinally sound but the members treat church more as a social club than anything else. I guess about half the Baptist Churches are what I would consider Biblical Churches but they have their problems. There is only one growing Church in this county. It is SBC, but the pastor is a professor at an IPHC seminary.
I'm told he is.
Kinda like your responses to the hundreds of post admonishing you.
There have been many of us since time of Christ!
Couldn't have been any until mid 1500s.
Not as being labeled as one, but the doctrines of Calvinism pretty much found in Epistles of Paul and the other writers of scripture!
No, no they are not.
Ever hear of a guy called Augustine of Hippo? Died 430 AD? Sound familiar? Called the theological father of the Protestant Reformation due to his teachings on salvation and divine grace? Starting to ring a bell?
Yes, they are. Because you can't (or won't) see them does not mean they are not there.
Yes, they are. Because you can't (or won't) see them does not mean they are not there.
Apparently God has not given me the grace to see them because as we all know all things are preordained by God.
You can easily put that right (James 1:5-7).Apparently God has not given me the grace to see them because as we all know all things are preordained by God.
Or you just ignore it.Apparently God has not given me the grace to see them because as we all know all things are preordained by God.
Or you just ignore it.
Oh then god must not be as sovereign as cals/reformed/particular folks think. You know since I choose to ignore it on my own. Hey looky there I do have free will.
As much as God permits you to have!
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