1,500-year-old church found in Israel

[mandym]

Maybe I'm wrong but when the word "apostate" is used salvation is certainly being questioned.

Seems to be a misuse of the word.

 

[billwald]

>Scriptures: "Whatsoever is not of Faith is sin", Rom. 14:23. That one gets all of us.

Depends. "Faith" means what? Dogma or "believing in?" Anyway, it is circular. Whatsoever is not of sin is faith. Presbyterians have been arguing this for several hundred years.

 

[Loveday]

To the OP: Thank you for the link to this news item. I'm always interested in anything historical, whether it pertains to secular history or Christian history. I too would love to be able to see this before it's covered up again.

It also always amazes me how even something as neutral as a simple report of an archaological find can so quickly become a bone of contention on the Baptist board.

 

[Crabtownboy]

It also always amazes me how even something as neutral as a simple report of an archaological find can so quickly become a bone of contention on the Baptist board.

Yes, it is rather amazing how this happens so often on this BB. Some never seem happy.

Now watch this comment get jumped on. ROFL

 

[rbell]

Yes, it is rather amazing how this happens so often on this BB. Some never seem happy.

Now watch this comment get jumped on. ROFL

What a stupid comment. Shame on you.




Naaah, just kidding. I just didn't want you to be disappointed.

 

[texasgal]

If it is opened as a tourist site, who would get the money? The Jews?