Just to be perfectly clear: my post #19 is in no sense an apology of any sort.
Nor have I borne false witness against anyone.
Faulty theology pt 2
Discussion in 'Baptist Theology & Bible Study' started by JonC, Mar 6, 2020.
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Martin Marprelate Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
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I have been thinking about what @Reformed posted about Adam (and man)being composed of the physical and non-physical (two parts), especially given the 1 Corinthians passage.
I will have to spend considerable time on this (I have viewed man as body and soul and spirit).
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Yes, you were and are bearing false witness. But I can see it may be out of ignorance rather than an intentional lie.
To clear up any misgivings and assumptions -
I posted the verses that I believed applicable in showing
1. Why Adam/ natural man came first.
Then I skipped 9 verses to show:
2. That Adam came first as natural and then Christ as spiritual.
So now you know that your assumption was false and why your post was in fact bearing false witness. And you know if you continue going forward it is no longer a false statement made in ignorance but an intentional lie as I have told you why I offered the passages I offered. -
Second, the context around the verses matter, which is why I shared the larger portion.
Your method was no different than the Roman Catholic Church, which chops up the Bible into sentences and then uses the sentence to prooftext and create faulty theology. I think your theological stance on this issue is very faulty and bordering on heresy.
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Calminian Said;
Yes, you are right, you are not a calvinists or arminian. You are full Pelagian. Your argument that Catholics believe in original sin, therefore it's wrong is fallacious at best. Catholics believe in the Trinity, so I suppose you deny that also.
But original sin, that idea that Adam took on a sin nature when he fell, and passed it to his descendants is thoroughly biblical..
Rom. 5:19 For as by one man’s disobedience many were made sinners, so also by one Man’s obedience many will be made righteous.
You have to reject Paul to deny it.
Your accusation have no basis. I don't believe you even know what you are saying. I do not believe I can save myself. Christ saved me. I was called and drawn just like you. The difference is I do not add to scripture my own doctrines like you do. I do not believe in creeds and confessions of faith. I do not believe in Calvinism or Arminianism. My Christianity does not depend on what people like you think I am I will tell you what I am. I am a born again Christian who will not accept all your false Catholic doctrines.. I do not reject Paul's teachings but then I don't add nonsense to it either.
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Calminian
Your accusation have no basis. I don't believe you even know what you are saying. I do not believe I can save myself. Christ saved me. I was called and drawn just like you. The difference is I do not add to scripture my own doctrines like you do. I do not believe in creeds and confessions of faith. I do not believe in Calvinism or Arminianism. My Christianity does not depend on what people like you think I am I will tell you what I am. I am a born again Christian who will not accept all your false Catholic doctrines.. I do not reject Paul's teachings but then I don't add nonsense to it either. -
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Reformed1689 Well-Known Member
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So like us, Adam had both a physical and a spiritual life in Him due to being created by God directly, and no sin nor Fall yet happening! -
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He said he considered man to be of two parts - body and soul/ spirit (rather than three, body, soul and spirit). -
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