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  • julieb
    julieb reacted to HomesteadWife's post in the thread Making this more real from TN with Like Like.
    Welcome! Thank you for sharing your story and journey thus far. Understanding biblical marriage is a key to understanding feminism. To me even as a christian you still have so much feminism in your life until you realize your husband is not yours...
  • julieb
    julieb reacted to Bartato's post in the thread Making this more real from TN with Like Like.
    Wow! I praise God for the wonderful work He is doing in your life. Glory to God! Thank you so much for sharing this encouraging account.
  • julieb
    julieb reacted to Stanfam7's post in the thread Making this more real from TN with Heart Heart.
    About two months ago God asked me to study submission. As I studied I kept finding complimentarian sites and it just was missing something. So, one day in my gym I sat on the floor between sets and asked God to teach me about the mystery of...
  • Abraham Kilian
    SUMMARY: In Emotions and the Psalms: When the Heart Needs Words, Abraham Kilian reviews Dr Rochagné Kilian’s twelve-lesson course on bringing our emotional lives before YHWH. The article begins with a question many believers know well: what...
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  • Mojo
    Mojo replied to the thread Meat Limits of Christian rules.
    Do any of them differ substantially in substance or contradict one another? They’re not the exact same each time they appear in scripture. They differ slightly without changing the message. It doesn’t describe an Orange in one and a banana in...
  • steve
    steve replied to the thread Just Funny Memes.
    Ouch!
  • MeganC
    MeganC reacted to Mojo's post in the thread Meat Limits of Christian rules with Like Like.
    Yes, Jesus and Paul didn’t preach against God’s eternal instruction. They rejected the rabbinic, Pharissaical human additions and interpretations designed to exalt self, not the Almighty. Unwise and poorly trained expositors contend otherwise.
  • MeganC
    MeganC replied to the thread Meat Limits of Christian rules.
    @Otto and @Mojo : There are five popular versions of the Ten Commandments; The Jewish (Talmudic) Tradition, the Augustinian-Lutheran Tradition, the Eastern Orthodox and Reformed Tradition, the Ritual Decalogue, and The Deuteronomic Variation...
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    frederick replied to the thread Just Funny Memes.
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  • steve
    steve replied to the thread Making this more real from TN.
    You need to post this in its own thread. I look forward to looking it over.
  • steve
    steve replied to the thread Just Funny Memes.
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  • steve
    steve reacted to Mojo's post in the thread Meat Limits of Christian rules with Like Like.
    Yes, Jesus and Paul didn’t preach against God’s eternal instruction. They rejected the rabbinic, Pharissaical human additions and interpretations designed to exalt self, not the Almighty. Unwise and poorly trained expositors contend otherwise.
  • steve
    steve reacted to Otto's post in the thread Meat Limits of Christian rules with Like Like.
    Those verses are referring to Human rules - not God’s eternal law. Things like not eating fish on fridays, or washing your hands before eating. That same Paul wrote that he loves God’s law (Romans 7:22), and we need to uphold it (Romans 3:31)...
  • Mojo
    Mojo replied to the thread Meat Limits of Christian rules.
    Yes, Jesus and Paul didn’t preach against God’s eternal instruction. They rejected the rabbinic, Pharissaical human additions and interpretations designed to exalt self, not the Almighty. Unwise and poorly trained expositors contend otherwise.
  • Mojo
    Mojo reacted to Otto's post in the thread Meat Limits of Christian rules with Like Like.
    Those verses are referring to Human rules - not God’s eternal law. Things like not eating fish on fridays, or washing your hands before eating. That same Paul wrote that he loves God’s law (Romans 7:22), and we need to uphold it (Romans 3:31)...
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