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7/4/09 5:34 AM John UK  | Wales    • Posted 49 minutes ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Survey: Churches Losing Youths Long Before College 46 comments Donnie wrote: While I appreciate the views of some of you people in here, I am still somewhat confused that you don't use the Scriptures here more often, rather than man's opinion, however good it may be. Well said Donnie Two good posts from you on this subject, with the exception that there is no scripture warrant for baptising infants. This is a tradition carried on from the apostate RCC Arminianistic system. For the benefit of those who know not my position, I believe in the Biblical Doctrines of Free and Sovereign Grace, and am a non-denominational, nonconformist, separatist, dissenter. The churches are not only losing youths, but many others like me who are sick and tired of men trying to be lords over our lives, seeking to make us conform, not to the image of Christ (as the Bible exhorts us) but to their own agenda and cliquey group. The so-called reformed churches need to acknowledge their error, repent, and begin loving people as people, and having respect unto individuals who were made in the image of God. If there is no love in the churches, they are become nothing, as Paul said in 1 Cor 13. If the church cannot love its own, no wonder the unbeliever walks away. 7/4/09 5:09 AM John Yurich USA  | USA    • Posted 1 hour ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Palin to resign as Alaska governor 1 comment That is too bad that Palin is resigning as governor of Alaska because she is one hot babe. I hope Palin runs for president in 2012 and gets the Republican nomination for president in 2012 because I would vote for her even if I am a registered Democrat. The reason that I would vote for Palin for president is that I believe that she would be the best woman for the job as the first woman president. 7/4/09 2:02 AM Donnie  | New Jersey    • Posted 4 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Survey: Churches Losing Youths Long Before College 46 comments While I appreciate the views of some of you people in here, I am still somewhat confused that you don't use the Scriptures here more often, rather than man's opinion, however good it may be. 7/4/09 1:57 AM john paul    • Posted 5 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Jackson may get Muslim burial: reports 2 comments Does anyone have an internet address of an christian organization that specializes in assisting churches to get off the 503 tax exempt list and function truly as Christ would want it to, be able to preach the full gospel without government interferance? thanks for your help. 7/4/09 1:22 AM Hidemi Williges  | san francisco, ca    • Posted 5 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Survey: Churches Losing Youths Long Before College 46 comments Michael Hranek wrote: Hidemi Williges Wow! I am so continually amazed how some refuse to accept faith in the Lord Jesus Christ who willingly died for our sins on the cross as good enough to them. Some really ought to agree with what God says in the Bible before claiming to believe it. You said it brother. Coramdeo, Your statement "Your Baptistic view stems from Arminianism. One man centered view leads to another. A Man centered "decision" gospel and man centered profession as the basis of baptism go hand in hand." There are probably more Baptists who are calvinistic than you can shake a stick at. John Gill is one. So how is being Baptist equivalent to being arminian? Why should I put my faith in a man who for one, was a catholic priest; 2. who had high regard for augustine; 3. never renounced the catholic church, nor repudiated his priethood; 4. who ordered and persecuted people like Michael Servetus. My question exactly,"When will you give God the Glory, instead of the reformation and calvin? 7/4/09 1:04 AM savedbygrace  | Harrisburg, PA    • Posted 5 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Survey: Churches Losing Youths Long Before College 46 comments CoramDeo, Greetings! I agree with Fred Malone and the following quotation: "Another appendix has Booth's chart of the similarities between circumcision and baptism. While Baptists recognize many of Booth's comparisons (ie., cleansing and regeneration), he misses the most important point of his own comparison: that circumcision was an Old Testament type of which regeneration, not baptism, is the antitype (Rom. 2:27; Phil. 3:3; Col. 2:11-12)." http://www.founders.org/ 7/3/09 11:26 PM Donnie  | New Jersey    • Posted 7 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Survey: Churches Losing Youths Long Before College 46 comments I don't understand why there is a debate in this forum regarding baptism. There is good Biblical proof of both believer's baptism as well as infant baptism.I think people should get more aquainted with the Bible and also compare Scripture with Scripture. Regarding young people leaving the church: just imagine being young in this day and age. You go to public school and hear a bunch of lies regarding evolution, etc. and the foolishness of scientists speaking many lies and the like. Then you hear of debates (which turn into name calling, etc.) because of different opinions on baptism, freewill, free grace, the Sabbath day ordinance being tossed about, etc. etc. and then the falling into sin of many Christians. What are our young people to think? 7/3/09 10:54 PM joyceinoh  | OHIO    • Posted 8 hours ago • Add new comment Sermon: God's Love: Motivation for Sharing Christ Dr. John Vaughn 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” Great Sermon, What a great speaker, I have learned much ; I intend to listen to more of John's sermons. 7/3/09 10:36 PM Michael Hranek  | Endicott, New York    • Posted 8 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Survey: Churches Losing Youths Long Before College 46 comments Hidemi Williges wrote: I noticed that one thing that wasn't mentioned is the act of immersion is the symbolic representation of the death, burial and glorious resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus. As a Baptist, I do not believe in either Calvin or Arminius; But I am a Bible believer. Maybe some of you should quote scripture (without your private interpretation of words such as "all") instead of your god...Calvin. Hidemi Williges Wow! I am so continually amazed how some refuse to accept faith in the Lord Jesus Christ who willingly died for our sins on the cross as good enough to them. Did Jesus tell us: John 6 37 All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out. 38 For I came down from heaven, not to do mine own will, but the will of him that sent me. 39 And this is the Father’s will which hath sent me, that of all which he hath given me I should lose nothing, but should raise it up again at the last day. 40 And this is the will of him that sent me, that every one which seeth the Son, and believeth on him, may have everlasting life: and I will raise him up at the last day. Some really ought to agree with what God says in the Bible before claiming to believe it. 7/3/09 10:20 PM Faithful Remnant  | the High Desert    • Posted 8 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: U.S. Nuns Facing Vatican Inquisition 9 comments Article Quote: "The bishops said that Catholics should stop practicing Reiki, a healing therapy that is used in some Catholic hospitals and retreat centers, and which was enthusiastically adopted by many nuns. The bishops said Reiki is both unscientific and non-Christian." If so-called "christians" want to do non-Christian therapy(Reiki, or anything like this), they need to join a Shinto or Tao religous group instead of infiltrating the body of Christ--the church. This stuff has no place in the Christian's life. Of course, the RCC has already allowed unbiblical practice inside it for many centuries. So these nuns should repent or be excommunicated. The same applies to people in the Protestant churches also. Repent or leave. The New Testament alread tells us what to do to minister healing(James 5) and Reiki is not the method. God says "Touch not the unclean thing and I will receive you." 7/3/09 10:13 PM John Paul's wife    • Posted 8 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Vatican: Parents may allow kids to get vaccines... 14 comments Christians! Have you stopped to think about the fact that many vaccines were developed from babies that were killed because they might have this or that disease? These babies bodies were desecrated, their flesh put in test tubes, their cells duplicated and grown with diseases, and duplicated and duplicated.........and then put into a vial, and then shot into your arm. Wake up! 7/3/09 10:07 PM Faithful Remnant    • Posted 8 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Hundreds Flock to Boston to Celebrate 500th Calvin... 7 comments True founder of america, yes, in a way it is true, or possibly more correctly the founder of what was the original American church...which was basically Reformed in doctrine and practice. Considering the hodgepodge confusion of American christianity today(particularly the charismatic frenzy) shows that the U.S. needs to return to the Reformed faith. 7/3/09 10:03 PM CoramDeo    • Posted 8 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Survey: Churches Losing Youths Long Before College 46 comments Hidemi Williges wrote: I noticed that one thing that wasn't mentioned is the act of immersion is the symbolic representation of the death, burial and glorious resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus. As a Baptist, I do not believe in either Calvin or Arminius; But I am a Bible believer. Maybe some of you should quote scripture (without your private interpretation of words such as "all") instead of your god...Calvin. Yes, we are all Bible believers... But by saying you are a Baptist and not of the god calvin, you identify yourself with the heresy of Arminius. Your Baptistic view stems from Arminianism. One man centered view leads to another. A Man centered "decision" gospel and man centered profession as the basis of baptism go hand in hand. When will you give God the Glory? But to stay on track, your refusal to present God's covenant promises to the children via the sign and seal of baptism is why God may allowing the children to leave the churches. 7/3/09 9:50 PM David Fierce  | Los Angeles    • Posted 9 hours ago • Add new comment Sermon: Ezekiel: The Future of Politicians Who Pass Bad... Joe Morecraft III 2 comments “ Great Sermon! ” FANTASTIC! Great exegesis, great application. Although it made up a minor part of the entire message, I appreciated the exposition of Ezekiel 11. The sermon was given in 2003. I just heard this in 2009 when the culture has become so much worse. 7/3/09 9:45 PM Hidemi Williges  | san francisco, ca    • Posted 9 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Survey: Churches Losing Youths Long Before College 46 comments I noticed that one thing that wasn't mentioned is the act of immersion is the symbolic representation of the death, burial and glorious resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus. As a Baptist, I do not believe in either Calvin or Arminius; But I am a Bible believer. Maybe some of you should quote scripture (without your private interpretation of words such as "all") instead of your god...Calvin. 7/3/09 9:39 PM mh488    • Posted 9 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Obama: I Am A Champion For Gay Americans 7 comments When the day comes when we will need to have to have Heterosexual Pride Month at The White house, will be a sad day indeed. All we need is prayer, we cannot run from all the abominations, but we can run to the Lord each and every day! 7/3/09 7:04 PM G. Bird  | London, England    • Posted 11 hours ago • Add new comment Sermon: Let's Talk About Death Jonathan Hunt 1 comment “ An important message eloquently delivered ” 7/3/09 7:00 PM Guido    • Posted 11 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Sen. Dodd: Same-Sex Marriage OK 7 comments Mike wrote: Still makes little sense, Jim. Why bother calling the RC church "Romish"? Makes about as much sense as calling your church "Native American Hills Community Church. Serves no purpose. Agree with Mike NY. If you must refer to it then the correct terminology would be the "Roman" church. 7/3/09 6:50 PM Guido    • Posted 12 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Obama: I Am A Champion For Gay Americans 7 comments Mark M. wrote: I'll be a happy American when this communist mad man is shown the door. If the American people are stupid enough to vote this homosexual/abortion muslim/commie lovin' pres in for a second term, I might find the door myself and stay overseas for good. Be sure to avoid Europe. It's far worse here! Its almost a criminal offence not to be homosexual!! 7/3/09 6:40 PM SteveR  | Upper Midwest    • Posted 12 hours ago • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Survey: Churches Losing Youths Long Before College 46 comments Michael Hranek wrote: SteveR Yes! This thread certainly is about our youth (children) actually having personal faith in Christ. Stephanie my daught just told me the church start they were working with in DC meets in a local Motel and their Baptisms will most likey be done in the Motel's swimming pool! Wow! How wonderful is that! Talk about giving public testimony of one's faith in Jesus Christ! Giving the example of not being ashamed of him that youth and children so desperately need to see in adults. Reminds me of a church we attended in Chattanooga that had Baptism in the Tennessee River in November! Read me between the lines. Our children and youth need to see faith that is real and not merely theoritical! And I will repeat my opinion that they so need to see God Himself answer our praying with His Sovereign awesome works...especially in bringing sinners to repentance and the change of life only being born again of the Holy Ghost produces. Michael, Thank you for sharing that. I too feel that we need to be more concerned with the Baptism being a circumcism of the heart as well. Whether that Baptism is as an infant as a covenant child, or as one of a statement May the Lord Bless the sacrament of Baptism in your Church

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