Chance Sumner

Eternally bullish on the person and work of Jesus Christ

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@Juggernautts7 @Anc_Aesthetics @SenMastriano Of course Christ was a Jew. He was the Son of David.

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@Juggernautts7 @Anc_Aesthetics @SenMastriano Provided Christ is both God and man, our Lord is in a league of His own. He does not follow a religion; He IS the religion.

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@Anc_Aesthetics @SenMastriano Jesus was not a Christian. “Christian” means follower of Christ. Doesn’t make sense to call him a Christian.

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@DrAlanKurschner Can’t wait!

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@Da_ry_guy22 @AtheistPhoenix The reference point is the year of Christ's birth. Christ splits time in half.

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@Da_ry_guy22 @AtheistPhoenix What’s the reference point for the number 2026?

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@xonphused Rom 3:26 is key: "So as to be JUST and the JUSTIFIER of the one who has faith in Christ."

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@ArchTheAtheist John was written before this pool was destroyed in 70 AD. Notice the present tense "is": "Now there is in Jerusalem by the Sheep Gate a pool, in Aramaic called Bethesda, which has five roofed colonnades" (John 5:2)

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@AutismCapital Just imagine what heaven and hell will be like.

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@LogosAndLaw You make a post about one thing. Then I challenge you on that thing. Then you bring up a different issue that the original post was not about. This is “moving the goalposts.”

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@DrAlanKurschner Preach, brother.

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@nic_carter What theological considerations led you to become Roman Catholic?

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@LogosAndLaw You’re moving the goalposts of your original post.

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@LogosAndLaw The former necessitates the latter.

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@DennisMJordan Christianity is Lindy.

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@Eschatology22 huh?

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Dispensationalism emphasizes the need to be ready for the second coming of Christ (Luke 12:40). I will always be thankful for that emphasis. You should be, too.