Thread: What is an error
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July 17th 2005, 07:02 PM #1
What is an error
I will say this once, it will clear up much misunderstanding.
TMM is a wolf in sheep's clothing. Accorinding to the Bible he is not of us becuase he does not listen to us. This will be demonstarted soon when proven that TMM did in fact move my posts, i.e. trying to disrupt the education of the TRUE BELIEVER.
Only believers understand truth from error. THis is why FREE WILL IS A LIE FROM THE PIT OF HELL.
THIS DOCTRINE THAT YOU CHOOSE DAMNS YOU.
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Ok, I would like your thoughts.Hey, my name's not actually Jane but Jamie
(Don't ask.) In times past on this site, I have been unwilling to listen to other points of view, and even attacked those who thought differently. I am truly sorry and I humbly repent to those whom I have hurt. "Jesus saves all whose trust is placed in Him alone for salvation, not those whose theology is without inaccuracy. If that were the case, I suppose that none could be saved." -- William Birch
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July 17th 2005, 07:05 PM #2
Re: What is an error
So we should chose not to believe Free Will because you say it's a heresy...
Forgive me if I defer to the long standing church tradition of free will.
You've lost your grip on reality and need sleep. (Honestly)Ok, I would like your thoughts.Be sure to check out Striped Theology, my TheoBlog.
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July 17th 2005, 07:06 PM #3
Re: What is an error
Another note while I am thinking of it.
The Chruch does not unify in error but in truth. What is going on today is a clear example of the Chruch trying to unify together in ERROR, that is, trying to accept FREE WILL and TD/UNABILITY at the same time. These stances contriadict each other.
They contriadict....hmmmm....for you believers out there, this means that one is FALSE.
Jesus brought a sword, not peace. This is what He meant by unity--we unify IN TRUTH, BY GRACE, TRHOUGH FAITH, NOT OF WORKS LEST ANY MAN SHOULD BOOST.Hey, my name's not actually Jane but Jamie
(Don't ask.) In times past on this site, I have been unwilling to listen to other points of view, and even attacked those who thought differently. I am truly sorry and I humbly repent to those whom I have hurt. "Jesus saves all whose trust is placed in Him alone for salvation, not those whose theology is without inaccuracy. If that were the case, I suppose that none could be saved." -- William Birch
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July 17th 2005, 07:10 PM #4
Re: What is an error
And what of infant Baptism, pray tell?
I started a good thread, with a postive, meant to stimulate the intellect and at the same time expose an error.
TMM moved my posts......hmmmmHey, my name's not actually Jane but Jamie
(Don't ask.) In times past on this site, I have been unwilling to listen to other points of view, and even attacked those who thought differently. I am truly sorry and I humbly repent to those whom I have hurt. "Jesus saves all whose trust is placed in Him alone for salvation, not those whose theology is without inaccuracy. If that were the case, I suppose that none could be saved." -- William Birch
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July 17th 2005, 07:13 PM #5
Re: What is an error
Hey, Dizzy, thought you were resting... I'm on IM if you wanna chat. Take care.
-Peter
Originally posted by DizzyBlonde
* I apologize for any scandal I cause to those who doing a forum search read my old posts written before and during my journey to the Catholic Faith. If you read anything heretical, impious, or just plain wrong, please forgive my ignorance. I submit everything to the Magisterium of the Holy Catholic Church. Praised be Jesus Christ forever and ever! Amen. Also, sorry for the times I was a jerk. Lot's of those!
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July 17th 2005, 07:15 PM #6
Re: What is an error
Peter, after giving it thought, I disagree with you 100%. The teachings at your chruch are neither logical or Biblical. Sorry, but I speak the truth in love.
Maybe you'll see once you think about it a whileHey, my name's not actually Jane but Jamie
(Don't ask.) In times past on this site, I have been unwilling to listen to other points of view, and even attacked those who thought differently. I am truly sorry and I humbly repent to those whom I have hurt. "Jesus saves all whose trust is placed in Him alone for salvation, not those whose theology is without inaccuracy. If that were the case, I suppose that none could be saved." -- William Birch
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July 17th 2005, 07:17 PM #7
Re: What is an error
Just for the record, I didn't do anything to your posts.
Originally posted by DizzyBlonde
"... engage your brain before you engage your weapon." - Gen. James Mattis, USMC
I don't care how systematic your theology is until you show me how biblical it is.
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July 17th 2005, 07:17 PM #8
Re: What is an error
Ok, but I hope we can still be friends... Take care.

-Peter
Originally posted by DizzyBlonde
* I apologize for any scandal I cause to those who doing a forum search read my old posts written before and during my journey to the Catholic Faith. If you read anything heretical, impious, or just plain wrong, please forgive my ignorance. I submit everything to the Magisterium of the Holy Catholic Church. Praised be Jesus Christ forever and ever! Amen. Also, sorry for the times I was a jerk. Lot's of those!
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July 17th 2005, 07:22 PM #9
Re: What is an error
If you say so
Originally posted by themuzicman
Hey, my name's not actually Jane but Jamie
(Don't ask.) In times past on this site, I have been unwilling to listen to other points of view, and even attacked those who thought differently. I am truly sorry and I humbly repent to those whom I have hurt. "Jesus saves all whose trust is placed in Him alone for salvation, not those whose theology is without inaccuracy. If that were the case, I suppose that none could be saved." -- William Birch
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July 17th 2005, 07:23 PM #10
Re: What is an error
Yes Peter we can still be friends! I'm sorry, but I am strict on doctrine, because doctrine and practice goes hand in hand. You can't have one without the other. So I draw thick lines where I stand.
Originally posted by furay
But by no means does this mean we can't talk.
DizzyHey, my name's not actually Jane but Jamie
(Don't ask.) In times past on this site, I have been unwilling to listen to other points of view, and even attacked those who thought differently. I am truly sorry and I humbly repent to those whom I have hurt. "Jesus saves all whose trust is placed in Him alone for salvation, not those whose theology is without inaccuracy. If that were the case, I suppose that none could be saved." -- William Birch
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July 17th 2005, 07:26 PM #11
Re: What is an error
Great! I'll be around then and if you ever want to PM me or chat, that's fine with me. God Bless you and Keep you.
P.S. Pray for me, a sinner.
-Peter
Originally posted by DizzyBlonde
* I apologize for any scandal I cause to those who doing a forum search read my old posts written before and during my journey to the Catholic Faith. If you read anything heretical, impious, or just plain wrong, please forgive my ignorance. I submit everything to the Magisterium of the Holy Catholic Church. Praised be Jesus Christ forever and ever! Amen. Also, sorry for the times I was a jerk. Lot's of those!
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July 17th 2005, 07:32 PM #12
Re: What is an error
The Parable of the Tax Collector and the Phrarisse comes to mind:
Originally posted by furay
Hey, people, wasn't that guy Matthew, the one who wrote the book of Matthew, a tax collector himself?
9And He also told this parable to some people who (L)trusted in themselves that they were righteous, and (M)viewed others with contempt:
10"Two men (N)went up into the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector.
11"The Pharisee (O)stood and was praying this to himself: 'God, I thank You that I am not like other people: swindlers, unjust, adulterers, or even like this tax collector.
12'I (P)fast twice a week; I (Q)pay tithes of all that I get.'
13"But the tax collector, (R)standing some distance away, (S)was even unwilling to lift up his eyes to heaven, but (T)was beating his breast, saying, 'God, be merciful to me, the sinner!'
14"I tell you, this man went to his house justified rather than the other; (U)for everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, but he who humbles himself will be exalted."
15(V)And they were bringing even their babies to Him so that He would touch them, but when the disciples saw it, they began rebuking them.
16But Jesus called for them, saying, "Permit the children to come to Me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.
17"Truly I say to you, (W)whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child will not enter it at all."Hey, my name's not actually Jane but Jamie
(Don't ask.) In times past on this site, I have been unwilling to listen to other points of view, and even attacked those who thought differently. I am truly sorry and I humbly repent to those whom I have hurt. "Jesus saves all whose trust is placed in Him alone for salvation, not those whose theology is without inaccuracy. If that were the case, I suppose that none could be saved." -- William Birch
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July 17th 2005, 07:35 PM #13
Re: What is an error
This is evidence that Peter, even though he is confused on doctrine, is a true believer.
Originally posted by Peter
Jesus did not say "JUDGE NOT OTHERS" in so far as do not judge their confession--no, Jesus was saying DO NOT JUDGE THEIR SOULS.
Which is why Paul said to the young Church, attacked by hearsy, to SPEAK THE TRUTH IN LOVE TO YOUR BRETHRENHey, my name's not actually Jane but Jamie
(Don't ask.) In times past on this site, I have been unwilling to listen to other points of view, and even attacked those who thought differently. I am truly sorry and I humbly repent to those whom I have hurt. "Jesus saves all whose trust is placed in Him alone for salvation, not those whose theology is without inaccuracy. If that were the case, I suppose that none could be saved." -- William Birch
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July 17th 2005, 07:52 PM #14
Re: What is an error
Tell me people what is the difference between a Judas and a Peter?
None. Both denied Christ. Jeez Peter did it THREE TIMES.
Peter repented...Judas, driven by the despiar of his sin, did not.
See the difference?Hey, my name's not actually Jane but Jamie
(Don't ask.) In times past on this site, I have been unwilling to listen to other points of view, and even attacked those who thought differently. I am truly sorry and I humbly repent to those whom I have hurt. "Jesus saves all whose trust is placed in Him alone for salvation, not those whose theology is without inaccuracy. If that were the case, I suppose that none could be saved." -- William Birch
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July 17th 2005, 08:02 PM #15
Re: What is an error
Are you claiming that only Calvinists are saved?
Originally posted by DizzyBlonde
Sure sounds like it. If so... then you are are preaching a works-based gospel. By claiming that a person must be intellectually correct about this doctrine or another, you are adding a work to one's justification. One that is not biblical. Nowhere in God's word does it say that if you confess Jesus is Lord and believe He rose from the dead... and believe man doesn't have free will, then you'll be saved.
Unless you'd like to point that passage out for us, of course. If you can't, then you're guilty of preaching works-based righteousness.Thanks for your patience in the thread's I have previously committed myself to. Things are still difficult and topsy-turvy here, and I may actually start work somewhere this week (strong likelihood), so I'll do my best to answer some of those threads! See you in the forums...
When even our Christian leadership has committed to a strategy of compromising on "Do not murder" by supporting judges [like Alito], politicians [like Bush] and rulings that explicitly will kill certain innocent children, it is absurd for us to ask God to bless America. -- Bob Enyart, 1/18/06
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