How do Apostolic's define Liberty and Legalism?

[Sister Alvear]

like one of my friends told me Disney is a sin but Epcot is ok...I told her I remember when it was all at Disney! lol...

[mfblume]

Yeah, or theaters are a sin, but I-Max is okay.

[Sister Alvear]

Originally Posted by mfblume

That is quite the thought! lol. So true in some circles!

That reminds me of the country-and-wester-music-lover preachers who preached against contemporary music since they naturally did not like it. They like gospel that is country-and-western.

I am really getting deep in my studies won't be long till we can debate end times! ha...love you , pastor Blume.

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

I am really getting deep in my studies won't be long till we can debate end times! ha...love you , pastor Blume.

HAHA~! Love you, too, sister Alvear.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

liberty and legalism
well liberty is what you like to do...
legalism is what you do not like to do so you preach against it...


Boy that was deep...Timmy hope you got that one! By the way Happy belated Birthday...

I think you hit the nail on the head!

For the hbb, ty!

Glad you're feeling better.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

like one of my friends told me Disney is a sin but Epcot is ok...I told her I remember when it was all at Disney! lol...

Did ya know they serve alcohol at Epcot, but not at Disneyland?

[mfblume]

Some erringly claim legalism is when someone is angry and hollers at people to do things, whereas there are some very kind and loving legalists.

And others erringly claim Christian Liberty is wanting an excuse to sin, when Paul spoke of liberty that must not condone sin.

False liberty brings one into bondage of the flesh!