God's will

M©+square SG

Rolling Eyes Anything.

You reply only shows how little you know about me.

Icemoon SG

ironically knowledge is the most fundamental thing.

that's why they are desperate in spreading the gospel.

without knowledge, there can be no [correct] faith.

Icemoon SG

Maybe he go buy popcorn and coke liao .. Laughing

laoda99 SG

Why dun u tell me more abt urself?

laoda99 SG

agree that knowledge is important.....

however, a lot of pple here like u have knowledge that Christ saves....but have no faith....does it save u?

M©+square SG

Read up the former threads.

Icemoon SG

no it doesn't Embarassed

laoda99 SG

just repeat again...hard to find.....

M©+square SG

Then don't bother....

About the having Knowledge, but no Faith and Salvation in your last post.
You should go ask your Christian brothers and sisters that question. It applies more to the modern christians.

Cheers (with sacarsm)

laoda99 SG

i think u are more disappointed with men then with god....

not worth to lose faith becoz of men....

men can only be christ-like....not christ......think u need to build up ur own relationship with god.....but shunning church wont help.....

M©+square SG

I didn't say i'm not disappointed with men...

I didn't even say that i'm disappointed with GOD!!!!!

You are right!!! Congrats! Laughing

M©+square SG

More worth to lose faith because of God?
Make up your mind.

Not shunning church will help building my relationship with God?
New theory.

p.s i think i'm starting to be irritating here. Just say stop. I'll quit.

choki SG

threadstarter is questioning God's authority or really wanna find out if its God's will??

His question sounds simple enough but often than not, deep in our heart its the former we r thinking about

dragg SG

what difference does it make?

if you have faith in the religion you can answer anything.

laoda99 SG

having faith in the "religion" and having faith in Christ is two different things

SocialOutcast SG

This is a very tough issue. But I believe in BOTH the sovereinty of God and human freewill/responsibility acting together to achieve the results as planned by God.

Is God's sovereignty limited by freewill? No.
Is Man's freewill limited by God's sovereignty? No.

How to reconcile these two? I cannot explain, I take it by faith.

And why faith? Yeah, try explaining the doctrine of Trinity to me first Laughing

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