To: RnMomof7
Can you cite me a scripture that says bearing the wounds of Christ means God especially Loves you Um, you're the sola Scriptura person here -- show us a scriptural text that says it's not.
8,353 posted on
10/03/2010 12:30:19 PM PDT by
maryz
To: maryz; RnMomof7
> “Um, you’re the sola Scriptura person here — show us a scriptural text that says it’s not.”
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Fabulously illogical!
Were the Bible to list all that is ‘not,’ it would be larger than the library of congress.
That is why the word of God states only what is of him.
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8,399 posted on
10/03/2010 3:45:05 PM PDT by
editor-surveyor
(Obamacare is America's kristallnacht !!)
To: maryz; RnMomof7
Can you cite me a scripture that says bearing the wounds of Christ means God especially Loves you
Um, you're the sola Scriptura person here -- show us a scriptural text that says it's not.
Ummmmmm? Are you aware of any definition of Sola Scriptura, even from the highly specialized Catholic Dictionary, which indicates Sola Scriptura as accepting the absence of Scripture itself as proof of a negative?
You have it backwards!
8,414 posted on
10/03/2010 4:36:10 PM PDT by
OLD REGGIE
(I am a Biblical Unitarian?)
To: maryz
Can you cite me a scripture that says bearing the wounds of Christ means God especially Loves you
Um, you're the sola Scriptura person here -- show us a scriptural text that says it's not.I heard mary became a prostitute after the birth of Jesus to support the family because Joseph left her. I know this MUST be true because scripture does not tell me otherwise..
We can not build our faith or doctrine on scriptural silence
What we know is scripture informs us on the character and nature of God and his works.. no where in scripture is there any type shown where God inflicted pain on someone to show his love for them
The whole stigmata thing is satanic because it demeans the work of Christ, making it seem ordinary ... and not worthy of salvation of men .
That does not glorify God.. but the man claiming the stigmata
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