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Had anyone noticed how the MADs seem to use the same reactions as flat-earthers when they don't have an answer? :ROFLMAO:

Which is your way of admitting that what I said was correct, despite your slander.

Meaning that some believers look like unbelievers, right?

Isnt this your response to fzappa13?

And future readers as well, both believers (some who look like unbelievers, according to @Right Divider) and unbelievers (who look like believers, according to @JudgeRightly)

Dino and Cher

Why can't hair be preserved in fossils? Feathers are.

What would happen different to them if they don't heed his warning? They are already destined to hell forever, right? Is God going to turn the heat up 7 times normal?

But the believers were allowed to act that way. Only unbelievers need change their ways, right?

So if some of the believers there were acting like the future unbelievers Paul was writing to, should they listen to Paul and change their behavior, or not listen to Paul and keep acting the same way?

Those at Corinth were, and we should be too, if acting like they were.

He was writing to unbelievers?

My pastor says it's not that we ourselves could ever be unworthy, because our worthiness is from Christ. It's the taking that can be unworthily effected. That speaks of how we take it--in what manner or attitude we take it. If we are not considering our brethren, it's unworthily.

I can't remember the title. It might be called "Morals and Dogma", and, as I said, my copy only went to 32. But my pastor's copy goes to 33rd degree, but it's the same book as mine, supposedly. The point is that the information available once you reach 33 is unavailable until you are sworn in...

My pastor has a copy of the Masons' book describing the 33rd degree. He says it explicitly calls for worshipping Satan. I have a copy that only goes up to 32nd degree, where that info is not revealed.

Chewed awhile...nothing comes to mind.

Why is that spooky?

Yes...and no. As here: [2Ch 13:18 KJV] 18 Thus the children of Israel were brought under at that time, and the children of Judah prevailed, because they relied upon the LORD God of their fathers.

I'm not so sure that the "children of Israel" is the whole group, either, since it is referenced next the house of Judah. Jesus was pretty clear that the lost things in the prodigal son parable were ones that were feeding pigs in a far country they went to of their own accord, so the reference...

I think the "house" of Israel is different from the "children" of Israel in those passages. The children of Israel are actually grouped with Judah, probably because a remnant had left the 10 tribes in the days of Jereboam. The house of Israel (sometimes all 12 tribes, but often just the 10...