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Since being introduced to Bob's ministry in 2015, I came to believe that anyone who dies before reaching the age of accountability, whatever age that is, they would be allowed to live in heaven until they reached that age, free from the flesh and demonic influence. I'd argue that the ratio of...

Not even close! I was simply wondering why Crede was responding to a post directed at Bladerunner. And then Bladerunner, seeing my mention of him, seems to think I was asking him something. Just pay attention people! It's not hard! I promise!

@Bladerunner @Crede please go read who I am responding to, and try not to respond to someone's posts to someone else as though they were addressed to you.

Are you @Bladerunner?

You clearly did not listen to what was played in the video. You did not listen to the words Dr. White himself said, that were recorded, and then played back for all to hear. Here is what he originally said, verbatim (yes, I went and looked for the exact quote): Dr. White: "I think God's...

Because you say so? Pointing to a future Remnant is not evidence of, nor does it prove that, a Remnant exists today. The Remnant are the branches that were not cut off (cf Romans 11). The program which allows for a Remnant to exist at all to begin with, is currently on hold, was put on hold...

Indeed. And? Where have I or anyone else ever said "Don't read James, Peter, Hebrews, Jude" or "don't pay any heed to the Gospels"?! All we have ever said is that you shouldn't ignore what is written within the context of what is written. For example: But He answered and said, “I was not...

It always amazes me that people who claim to put equal relevance on all the apostles completely ignore passages like Romans 1 and Acts 25, which promote the death penalty just as much as Jesus did.

No, they are not the Remnant. The Remnant died out after Paul's dispensation was given. Maybe what they taught has continued, but it's not a matter of what one teaches, it's a matter of what God did. If they are saved, it is in spite of their practices, not because of them.

You clearly do not. My position is what the Bible says. You find my position false? Which scripture, specifically? Because my position discounts NO Scripture. The "gospel of salvation" that you get by mashing two different dispensations together, which either makes Paul a liar, or makes...

No, I'm saying I cannot convince you of my position if you are not willing to even understand it. It's a refusal on your part.

So Paul didn't teach grace and truth?

The point is that there IS a distinction made. Ignoring that distinction in order to force a certain view upon the text is what causes confusion. Saying "everything's actually just grace" is oversimplifying things, and makes it harder to rightly divide the word of Truth. The Bible is more...

Again, Sovereign does not mean "in control." It means "in authority over." A king is sovereign over his people. He does not control them, nor does he have to in order to be sovereign. No, God is not going to send someone to hell for believing that God isn't in meticulous control over everything.

Again, this is NOT what the video was about. The video was showing that Dr. White believes that God predestines some babies for hell, and others for eternal life with Him.

It's not just that it's similar. There's lots of material that is missing from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. I believe I've shared this before. https://hpt.rsr.org/onlinebook/TechnicalNotes6.html I think the problem here is that you're assuming (and if I recall correctly, the math you presented...

Two questions: Does God's knowledge encompass all future choices that are made? If so, is God's knowledge completely inerrent? (without error) If the answer to both of those questions is yes, then it does, necessarily, mean that the future is settled. If the answer to the former is no, then...

Because I find it amazing the number of Christians who do not know the difference between mercy and grace. Yes, the Bible says "grace and truth came through Jesus Christ." That's a given. We don't dispute that. But that has nothing to do with what was stated. What was stated was: It's...

I didn't. I was challenging your position. So God does not make empty threats? Or does He? In case you've forgotten or were not aware, an empty threat is one that is made with no intention of ever being carried out. For example, someone threatens to punch someone else, but never had any...