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To: fox martyr son
From a Christian perspective, any kind of confession of allegiance to a foreign god is strictly forbidden. The first centurty early church experienced this repeatedly.

What do you mean by 'forbidden?'

Forbidden by man and religion, perhaps, but not by Christ. That's what's tricky about living in the Age of Grace. We're free to do anything we want. If we 'convert,' however, we shouldn't be surprised if Christ tells the Father, "I don't know him."

23 posted on 08/30/2006 7:03:45 AM PDT by Kieri (A Grafted Branch (Rom. 11))
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To: Kieri

Forbidden in the sense that there would come a consequence.
I've never heard of 'trickiness' in the Age of Grace.
Free to do anything we want? Without consequence? Wow.
Your last statement doesn't appear to follow your point.


31 posted on 08/30/2006 7:31:25 AM PDT by fox martyr son
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