The Cross of Christ Alone Can Save

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Originally Posted by pelathais

Thems fighting words, and you haven't proved yourself to possess the mettle to challenge my honesty. You really want to call me out? Son?

I have displayed exactly where you were not honest. I delineate what baptismal regeneration is, and you continue to deny that explanation and false accuse me of the belief. You're called out, son.

You know Mike, if you actually took time to pay attention to what is going on around you and also spent a bit more time in the Word than pompously pontificating you might begin to make a little sense.

Nothing pompous about calling you out on the fact that you obfuscate the entire concept of baptism as per my explanation and claim I believe a doctrine I detailingly related is not what I believe and why it is not my belief.

You started out on this thread essentially denying that the cross saves us.

See? there you go again. Same thing! I explained over and over that the work of the cross saves, and that anything we have to do is what is done to apply the work of the cross to our lives, which things, in and of themselves, save NO ONE. But you dishonestly sweep that explanation beneath the carpet and continue the false accusation. Sorry, bro. That is the way it is.

Then, after a couple of days you suddenly pop up with 2 or 3 posts with a really nice explanation of justification through faith.

Which is the belief that caused me to say everything I did about baptism and Spirit infilling. And then you claim I =changed beliefs!

AND... you've confused "baptismal regernationists" with paedobaptism. lol.

No, they are involved with each other and baptismal regeneration is done without the need of faith. Seriously, do a study on the details of baptismal regeneration. I did.

It's like the only way you guys can put confidence in your words and make claims about our beliefs is to sweep all we say beneath the carpet and continue to repeat falsehoods about our beliefs that we cleared up as not what we believe at all. Typical. But, brethren, not honest!