Who are you to judge?

[plain_n_simple]

:applause::thumbs::laugh::laugh: Too funny

 

[TC]

Who are you to judge?.

I'm Batman, I want you to tell all your friends about me. :smilewinkgrin:

 

[JonC]

Tomorrow I will leave a tract in the bird feeder.

:thumbsup::laugh:

 

[evangelist6589]

"I watched a snail crawl along the edge of a straight razor..."

I can't find the post but you questioned Lordship salvation in one post. LS is a doctrine affirming his lordship and submitting to Him. In other words its called Radical discipleship. I wish you had not tossed the Gospel According to Jesus.

 

[InTheLight]

LS is a doctrine affirming his lordship and submitting to Him.

No, LS is a doctrine that states you must repent of all your known sins, do good works, and persevere to the end or else you weren't truly saved to begin with.

 

[JonC]

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[JonC]

I can't find the post but you questioned Lordship salvation in one post. LS is a doctrine affirming his lordship and submitting to Him. In other words its called Radical discipleship. I wish you had not tossed the Gospel According to Jesus.

What when why and how? What are we talking about on this thread? I believe LS as I define it, but I'm also a five point Calvinist pre-tribulation dude with dispensational issues...the way I define it. I don't know how LS fit into this thread.

But to help, if you mean that Jesus is Lord to all who believe, then I agree. If you mean we must repent and believe...I agree. If you mean we must repent of all known sins and demonstrate this repentance by works for salvation, then I do not believe in LS. Part of it is the understanding of "repentance." I don't think we have inventory our sins, but that we repent of our sinful nature. But I am not sure what this has to do with my reply or this thread...I'm at a loss.