Elephant in the room - accusation of judging

[shazeep]

Originally Posted by mfblume

Catholics patently don't trust in the work of the cross to make them righteous like the bible says we must do. Ask them.

i don't need to ask them, i already know their doctrine is not mine. You ignore that the Bible says we should do a lot of things, and insist upon your understanding of Scripture for everyone, or to hell with them. This is the benefit of an advanced education in Christianity? That everything really important in Scripture be filtered through your lens?

I suggest that the conception of righteousness provided you, that you now preach, is taking you to hell, Mike; and Little children seem to be backing me up. Do not be deceived. Gee, i wonder why he put it that way, how might a Rhema student possibly be deceived?

The one who does what is right is righteous, and if your theology discounts this, as you have indicated that it does, perhaps it is time to review what "trust in the work of the cross" means, and possibly even "like the Bible says we must do" which i certainly don't disagree with, but trust the Holy Spirit to direct me in, and not men conducting a religion.

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by shazeep

i don't need to ask them, i already know their doctrine is not mine. You ignore that the Bible says we should do a lot of things,

A lot of talk and no evidence.

Show me where the bible says things I do not do. Come on. Enough talk. Prove it with scripture.

and insist upon your understanding of Scripture for everyone, or to hell with them.

It's not my view, it's the Bible's intended view that they must believe.

Next.

This is the benefit of an advanced education in Christianity? That everything really important in Scripture be filtered through your lens?

Wrong.

Next.

I suggest that the conception of righteousness provided you, that you now preach, is taking you to hell, Mike;

Prove it with bible.

Next.

and Little children seem to be backing me up. Do not be deceived. Gee, i wonder why he put it that way, how might a Rhema student possibly be deceived?

What is this Rhema student nonsense? lol

The one who does what is right is righteous,

Right.

And that goes part and parcel with the blood of Jesus saving one in the same bookr, for goodness' sake.

and if your theology discounts this, as you have indicated that it does,

I never indicated any such thing. My theology states the ones who do righteousness are indeed righteous.

Next.

perhaps it is time to review what "trust in the work of the cross" means, and possibly even "like the Bible says we must do" which i certainly don't disagree with, but trust the Holy Spirit to direct me in, and not men conducting a religion.

ditto.

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