Episode 46 - Reformed Think Tank

johnmcglone

11/25/2008 9:50 PM UTC

The Mormons and JW's have a different gospel. We point to the Bible and the Holy Spirit as our tutor. Why not focus the debate on 'original sin'? I find it interesting that you all say we are inconsistent and then admit your own inconsistencies. Yet you believe you are not inconsistent in your judgment. John7:24

johnmcglone

11/25/2008 9:23 PM UTC

Brother RC, I am praying for your court date. If the Lord grants favor for OA preachers, maybe we can come out there and join you guys and sing Jesse's 'It's not okay to be gay, it's not okay to be a homo..' song.

johnmcglone

11/25/2008 9:08 PM UTC

I would propose a two part debate one hosted and mediated by your show, and the second part hosted and mediated by our show. I know that Kerrigan and Jesse are more than 'willing'...

johnmcglone

11/25/2008 9:02 PM UTC

Brother Paul, you asserted that Jesse is not willing to do the work. I have never seen a Christian in my 12 year walk with the Lord be more willing to do the work/study to show himself approved. I may not agree with Jesse on every minutae of his thinking. But, I think it is untrue to say he is not willing to do the work.

JesseMorrell

11/24/2008 3:54 PM UTC

You guys quoted John Owen, "You need to be killing sin, or sin will be killing you". Do you mean that a person could lose their salvation by sin? Can sin kill a Christian? "Thou shalt not surely die" the devil said. But God says the wages of sin is death.

JesseMorrell

11/24/2008 3:46 PM UTC

If a Christian sins every day in word, thought, and deed (as the Westminster Catachism says) isn't that a lifestyle of sinning? Isn't that practicing sin? I agree with Paul Kaiser that the Christian life should not be marked by sin. And that is why I disagree with the Westminster Catachism. If you sin every day, your life is marked by sin, and it is not the Christian life. (Sin defined is deliberate rebellion against God, transgression of His law).

MULESLAX

11/9/2008 11:46 PM UTC

hi