@Boomstick44@5solas Your type of reasoning is why a lot of the church is the way it is today. Spineless to tell people the truth about sin. We’re not going to agree so worthless to continue.
@Boomstick44@5solas There are plenty of restaurants that don’t claim to be Christian that are full of sinners to talk to. The fact the you keep trying to justify their immoral stance is concerning.
@Boomstick44@5solas No. He is proclaiming what God says about sin. And this is not just one location. The company “embraces” all forms of sinful lifestyles
@Boomstick44@5solas They claim to be brothers. Jesus ate with sinners in order to preach repentance from sin, not to “embrace” their lifestyle as Chick-fil-A does.
@Boomstick44@5solas 1 Corinthians 5:11
But now I am writing to you not to associate with anyone who bears the name of brother if he is guilty of sexual immorality or greed, or is an idolater, reviler, drunkard, or swindler—not even to eat with such a one.
@chrisholloman15@CherylSchatz Atonement happens when the person believes? Hmmm. Haven’t seen that in scripture. But we’ll never agree. I would encourage you to look through scripture and study the atonement. What it is and how it happens. Have a great weekend.
@CherylSchatz@chrisholloman15 No. But your position requires it. There’s no other option. Either he atoned for specific people on the cross or he just died and the atonement came later. Which is it?
@CherylSchatz@chrisholloman15 So Jesus made a potential atonement for all, but it doesn’t become an actual atonement until the person makes a choice to believe. If Jesus made an actual atonement for all then all would be saved.