Wrangler
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I know there is a lot of vitriol about denominations. Not sure if you read my posts on the topic but I see it as a wonderful flowering of the Holy Spirit, being all things to all people so some might be saved.
Regarding the differences in doctrines held by these denominations, again this is what might attract people to the body and I put it this way. What is more important?
Regarding the thread on the new translation, what is wrong with using the actual literal translation of the author's name - YHWH - where most translations use the substitution of capital-LORD? Nothing other than it upsets doctrinal IDOLATORS, it slaughters the sacred cow of the artificial synthesis of one of the various lords in Scripture.
Many churches promote to the general public "come as you are." But among the body, I am reminded of a quote from the 4th century historian, Ammianus, in How Jesus Became God by Richard Rubenstein is: no wild beasts are such enemies of mankind as are most Christians in their deadly hatred of each other.
How sad indeed! Today, 17 centuries later, the fleshy part of Christ's body remains nearly as hate filled.
Regarding the differences in doctrines held by these denominations, again this is what might attract people to the body and I put it this way. What is more important?
- Getting people to accept correct doctrine.
- Bringing people to Christ.
Regarding the thread on the new translation, what is wrong with using the actual literal translation of the author's name - YHWH - where most translations use the substitution of capital-LORD? Nothing other than it upsets doctrinal IDOLATORS, it slaughters the sacred cow of the artificial synthesis of one of the various lords in Scripture.
Many churches promote to the general public "come as you are." But among the body, I am reminded of a quote from the 4th century historian, Ammianus, in How Jesus Became God by Richard Rubenstein is: no wild beasts are such enemies of mankind as are most Christians in their deadly hatred of each other.
How sad indeed! Today, 17 centuries later, the fleshy part of Christ's body remains nearly as hate filled.