16. The Way to Heaven


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10.   Sep 13, 2000 10:08 AM
Scripture- and Paul in particular- is very clear about the impossibility of anybody being saved by confessing Jesus as Lord- a very different thing from trusting in Him as Savior.

That would be ver ...

-- posted by aquaeus
9.   Sep 13, 2000 9:59 AM
If I believed that Truthcounsellor was a purple Moslem iguana from the planet Venus, would the Truthcounsellor I believed in be you, or a very different creature having nothing in common with you othe ...

-- posted by aquaeus
8.   Jul 2, 2000 11:10 AM
Perhaps you missed the whole point of my post.

Regardless of what we might happen to think about Jesus Christ, or who he was or is, certain things simply "don't change" the truth of what is ...

-- posted by Truthcounsellor
7.   Jul 2, 2000 10:28 AM
Certainly Jesus referred to himself as true God. Look at the "I Am" statements in John's Gospel--literally, the Greek says "ego eimi"--that is, "I, the I Am." This was how God revealed himself to Mose ...

-- posted by H2O
6.   Jul 2, 2000 12:49 AM
TC states, "As you well know, the very statement 'Jesus is true God' or 'Jesus is God' is not written in the Word of God." That may be so, but the apostle John certainly identified Jesus as God in the ...

-- posted by rahunter_nf



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