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Are you sure? You have so many tells. Anger is one of them.

I decided to take the cheap grace route in life. Heck, if I can continue to lie and still go to Heaven as long as I don't believe that people have to do good things to please God and I say the right words, why not? How about a person's actions, does that come out of their heart as well...

The prig is Intentionally lying, I said the right words and will go to Heaven anyway; isn't cheap grace theology wonderful? So what did Jesus mean when He said "If you love me you'll obey (i.e. be obedient) to my commandments"? The greatest commandment (not a suggestion but a commandment) is...

Donald Trump's (seen in my avatar proudly waving the rainbow flag of perversion and death) first Supreme Court pick Neil Gorsuch (you've heard of Gorsuch, he wrote the majority opinion on the pro homosexual, pro abortion ruling known as "Bostock v Clayton County GA), goes to one of those...

I didn't give you my "consent" to talk to me that way. https://theologyonline.com/threads/moral-obligation.55341/#post-1782246

I'm really amazed that the people at this forum wouldn't attack a cheap grace theologist such as yourself, who says that abortionists that have no desire to change their mind, heart and actions through repentance will still go to Heaven, as the vast majority of people here are very anti abortion...

Correct, Christ died for mankind's sins, but not so mankind would keep on proudly sinning. Then you should have denounced the homosexual ('married' to another male for 30 years) for not having the desire to change his mind, heart and actions towards his sin. But thanks anyway for admitting...

I'll take that as a "yes" i.e. the unrepentant abortionist and AIDS riddled homosexual (who wasn't 'married' to another male for 30 years) who DOESN'T want to change (his mind, heart and actions) in order to go to Heaven (as long as he says the right words), will spend eternity with God, but...

Just so that I can understand this new form of Christianity that you're teaching, the abortionist that has murdered thousands of unborn babies in the womb, or the homosexual who wasn't "disciplined" and gave HIV/AIDs to dozens of his sex partners (sigh, if only he had been 'married' to the same...

Ah, so different forms of government during different periods of civilization? None, but that's what theocracies do. Take a look at the theocracy in Islamic countries.

They're pretty much one in the same, i.e. "It's MY body and I ca do with it as I please!"

Back to the unanswered question of why would God allow anyone in Heaven that hasn't shown (at least) sorrow for his or her actions while here on earth. You admitted that the thief on the cross act of sorrow was enough repentance to receive Jesus' grace, why would the homosexual 'married' (30...

That there should be some kind of "Christian theocracy" in the United States? The rest of your post made a lot of sense, but is it really necessary to have a church be in charge of civil government in order to legislate Godly laws? From the theological aspect of it, wouldn't you say that...

aCultureWarrior said: Libertarians are disgusting aren't they? Baby killers, homosexuals, drug pushers, pornographers, you know, those who if they say the right words, will inherit the Kingdom of Heaven. So what you're saying is that the person who may on occasion...

How about in the area of civil government, do you follow God's instructions given in Exodus 18:21?

Libertarians are disgusting aren't they? Baby killers, homosexuals, drug pushers, pornographers, you know, those who if they say the right words, will inherit the Kingdom of Heaven. I do love exposing frauds like you. You can only copy and paste verses in an attempt to back your cheap grace...

I have to hand it to you libertarians, you do know your limitations when it comes to debate.

And I told you that Judas didn't go through the entire act of repentance:. had Judas had faith that Jesus Christ would forgive him, along with the actions that he took that are necessary for that forgiveness, he would have spent eternity with God. Regarding the thief on the cross: I don't...

aCultureWarrior said: A page or two ago Ozos posted from Scripture that those who engage in homosexuality are worthy of death. Why would God allow people into Heaven who haven't changed their mind, heart and actions (repented) if here on...

A page or two ago Ozos posted from Scripture that those who engage in homosexuality are worthy of death. Why would God allow people into Heaven who haven't changed their mind, heart and actions (repented) if here on earth they are worthy of death? God also created laws for mankind here on...