This is mainly a response to the unbiblical teaching by some of the “Reformed”, who teach that a sinner is first “regenerated” by the Holy Spirit, which then “makes them alive”, to call on the Lord for salvation. First off there is a problem here. The Holy Bible is very clear, that when it uses the term “regeneration” in relation to the salvation of sinners, it means being “born-again”, which is the same as being “saved”. Titus 3:5 says, “Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but...

OK, so let's revive THEOLOGY just for our sad brother in Christ, "SavedByGrace".

Supralapsarianism or Infralapsarianism?

Did God choose His plan of salvation BEFORE He created people, thus knowing when he first began the work of forming Adam that God was creating both people to end up in heaven and people to spend eternity in hell (because the fall was part of the plan from the beginning)?

Did God create mankind first, and only chose his plan of salvation after the fall of Adam made it...

WOW! I see so many threads over the months, and the greater majority are nothing to do with Biblical studies, but on the US elections!

Kick me if you like for saying this, but I see so much hate and resentment by some who cannot get over the fact that Trump has departed, and Biden is the new POTUS!

Time to move on brethren...

There are three things that I believe that many miss-understand about the rapture. First the rapture IS NOT the coming of the Lord. The rapture is the leaving of the saints past and present. The Lord calls and we leave.

Second most think that their will be millions of people alive that are Christians and taken in the rapture. I think they get that from the series left behind.

As mentioned in scripture the times will be like the times of Lot and Noah. In both cases there was only a few...

There have been a number of threads on here recently, on whether Jesus Christ, Who IS The Eternal God, could have sinned while He was on earth for about 33 years, but that He chose not to.

It is argued by those who believe that Jesus “could have sinned”, that, for Him to be really “like us”, then He had to have this “ability”, otherwise His human nature was not “like ours”. It is further argued by these, that Jesus’ human nature, was exactly like that Adam and Eve had prior to their...

Did God make angels to be creative beings, as He did humans?

Eph 1:1-3 Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God, to the saints which are at Ephesus, and to the faithful in Christ Jesus: Grace be to you, and peace, from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ. Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ:

1:1 an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God – An apostle was a personal representative of Christ, called, taught and commissioned by Him...

Do they accept as legit Kjv ones such as the jay green version, or the modern Kjv, and yet still rejwect the Nkjv?

While He was here on earth, could Jesus do things that the other 2 Persons of the Godhood could never do?

Another touchy subject in the debate between Calvinism and Arminianism is Original Sin. It seems to some Christians a very 'gloomy' term. Some even go as far as to reject the classical definition of original sin citing that it isn't found in Scripture (I've always thought that to be a poor argument since a lot of beliefs central to Christianity aren't found in scripture).

While a lot of Christians do accept a doctrine of original sin, it appears historic Calvinism has the strongest and...