Once again, you quote a passage of Scripture, then explain away what it clearly says. Luther. Rinse. Repeat.
Yes, there is such a thing as “carnal thinking.” There’s also a phony “spiritual thinking” that rejects or undermines the Incarnation.
This conversation began with your assertion that Christ’s blood could undergo corruption.
“you quote a passage of Scripture, then explain away what it clearly says”
I do not explain away but draw attention to the specifics of what is being said and which contradict your false doctrines.
You rely on scripture as merely a springboard for erroneous assertions such as the Corinthians dying being evidence of the severity of rejecting your unsupported doctrine.
Only someone who has made up his mind prior to looking at the evidence would come away with your conclusions.
And so even if you are unwilling to submit yourself to the word of God and are therefore deceived inevitably due to your decision, I will still not leave these false claims without answer for the benefit of others who may read them.
While your so-called church was busy burning believers like William Tyndale at the stake for spreading God’s word to common people, it was also solidifying false doctrines such as transubstantiation. It is on the word of wicked men such as these that you support your doctrine rather than scriptures.
I do not base my beliefs on Luther but on the scriptures. These are the same scriptures your so-called church strove to suppress and hide. And to this day this “church” is unrepentant of its murders and attempts to keep people form God’s word. But God’s word could not be bound. And it is now in the hands of people everywhere. And it will not be hindered from its work in the hearts of people who submit to it, regardless of all the clever lies and false doctrines that seek to twist its meaning into many perverse things.
Those who have ears to hear, let them hear.