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  1. George Antonios

    "the letter killeth" true meaning in context

    2Co 3:6 Who also hath made us able ministers of the new testament; not of the letter, but of the spirit: for the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life. V.6 the letter killeth – When Paul says the spirit (v.6) he defines that as the ministration of the spirit (v.8) – i.e. the preaching of...
  2. S

    Buying clothing shops that sell yoga/religious garments

    Dear Christian Forum reader, I am posting this in the ethics/morals section because I had a hard time navigating the site and figuring out where to put a question like this. If the post needs any relocating you are welcome to notify me or have a moderator move it to the proper place. I found...
  3. Lords Man

    Inclusive??

    Christians need to be inclusive, don't they? Well, that depends on what you mean by the word. If you are inclusive of different people groups (e.g. black people, white people, etc.) that is fine. If you are inclusive of male and female that is fine. If you are inclusive of people with...
    • Lords Man
    • Blog entry
    • 1 min read
    • belial christ corinthians exclusiveness inclusiveness luke tolerance
    • Category: General
  4. rakovsky

    POLL: Was Corinthians' Glossolalia the same as the Charismatics'?

    Here is the question I am trying to get at, but it's hard to word for a simple Yes/No poll: If Corinthians' glossolalia was the same as the modern Charismatics', and Charismatics' glossolalia is psychological in nature, then what does that say about the Corinthians' own glossolalia? First, we...
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