How come he has no testimony to share about his god ?
He dreamt about a Chinese wayang opera actor
Maybe is about his wayang lies ?
Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest you also be like him" (Proverbs 26:4)
(Yesterday, 10:54 PM)Lukongsimi Wrote: That old man still insisting and threatening our faith Jealous ?
How come he has no testimony to share about his god ?
He dreamt about a Chinese wayang opera actor
Maybe is about his wayang lies ?
(Yesterday, 11:31 PM)pinkpanther Wrote: We can concede every argument but still it doesnt make him right...he is still living in darkness but never want to admit defeat.
(24-03-2025, 09:56 AM)Ali Imran Wrote: I accept the son of Mary, Jesus, peace be upon him. I accept him 100%. No Muslim is a Muslim if he rejects Jesus.
I am more like his follower than you are, even though I am not his follower.
1. I pray to the almighty God like how Jesus did. You don't.
2. I believe in one almighty God with no partners and so do Jesus. You believe in 3 persons God, a foreign god.
3. I believe in obedience to the Law like Jesus. You have discarded the Law.
4. I go to the temple in the early morning like Jesus did. I'm sure you don't.
5. I am circumcised like how Jesus was circumcised. Likely, you are not.
6. I don't eat pork like Jesus. Likely, you consume pork.
As you can see from that, I accept Jesus more than you. What say you SimTan?
(Yesterday, 06:25 AM)Ali Imran Wrote: Would you admit that you follow the teachings of Paul and put aside those from Jesus?
(Today, 12:54 AM)S I M T A N Wrote: You evoke images of a pretty neat 'kitchen counter scrubber' who believers that righteousness involves keeping the kitchen spotlessly clean, with counters wiped, floor scrubbed, dishes washed, cupboards organized, corners dusted, napkins neatly folded, and so on.
Kitchen scrubbers who pride themselves in keeping an immaculate exterior also tend to despise those whose kitchens are cluttered. Little wonder, then, Christians have been labelled as 'lawless' by you. When you focus on outward appearances, you neglect the reality within, where righteousness is administered and contained.
Trying to live a righteous life externally when we're not righteous internally will only result in us becoming "whitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the inside are full of dead men's bones and everything unclean" (Matt 23:27). The focus must be what is inside: "For within, out of men's hearts, come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, greed, malice, deceit, lewdness, envy, slander, arrogance, and folly. All these evils come from inside and make a man unclean" (Mark 7:20-23).
By branding us 'lawless,' you think grace allows us to sin? The fact of the matter is, not being under law does not mean freedom to sin, If anything, true liberty is the freedom not to sin, which is only possible by walking in the Spirit. In his letters to the Galatians, Paul defends the true liberty of the Spirit against the twin dangers threatening that freedom. On one side is licence, which enslaves to sin. On the other side is legalism, which enslaves to law. These are the two ways in which we believers can lose our liberty and both carry grave consequences.
The form of legalism dogging Paul's mission was the teaching by Jewish believers that Gentiles accepting Jesus, the Jewish Messiah, must also keep the Jewish law of Moses. In Colossians 2:20-22, Paul wrote, "Therefore, if you died with Christ from the basic principles of the world, why, as though living in the world, do you subject yourselves to regulations.."
This passage provides a pretty accurate picture of holiness teaching. Do not misunderstand me - I ain't saying rules are necessarily wrong. Many of them are useful and good. What I'm saying is that our righteousness doesn't consist in keeping those rules. especially when so many of them are sadly dated and no longer useful.
There are no outward acts that you can do to achieve righteousness, so abandon your futile efforts to do this or that. It's true that our good works reap eternal reward (Matt 16:27; Luke 6:35), but not if we do good works only in hopes of attaining righteousness. The only way to be righteous is to receive, b faith, the righteousness of God.
(6 hours ago)Lukongsimi Wrote: Wayang opera is to entertain people
Entertain u with false hopes n make u sad with those sad stories
https://youtu.be/wXc9o9DpEG0
I ever watch but can’t understand any word of it
Can you understand what that old man is talking about ?
(6 hours ago)pinkpanther Wrote: Teochew opera? I think no one watches it anymore..it is a dying trade...they should do it in english
(6 hours ago)Lukongsimi Wrote: Old man always boasts he knows more than us and we are useless in his eyes
No matter what he still despises Christians
Answer is simple he is just a goat not our Sheperd
He don’t understand the Bible
He only believe in his Koran which contradicts the Bible
Every day without fail he will condemn us
That is the job for his master of the darkness
(6 hours ago)pinkpanther Wrote: All up lorry already ..no one is alive to perform
(6 hours ago)pinkpanther Wrote: The issue with some followers of Islam is their tendency to regard Christians as second-class citizens....like the prophet 's practice of collecting jizya from Christians to permit them to practice their faith.
This mindset seems to be shared by Hope, who believes he occupies a moral high ground over us and view the Quran as superior to the Bible. He thinks that we should submit to Islam, similar to how the prophet sought to establish his authority.....
A significant concern within Islam is that many adherents follow the teachings of the prophet without engaging in critical thinking. ....There are still those who believe that violence or jihadist actions are legitimate solutions to various problems. Furthermore, misinterpretations of the Quran can lead individuals down a path toward extremism.....
(6 hours ago)Lukongsimi Wrote: Without them the world is more peaceful
😊
Christ taught love
Their religion taught hatred
So which is better ?
One is good the other is evil
(Today, 12:54 AM)S I M T A N Wrote: You evoke images of a pretty neat 'kitchen counter scrubber' who believers that righteousness involves keeping the kitchen spotlessly clean, with counters wiped, floor scrubbed, dishes washed, cupboards organized, corners dusted, napkins neatly folded, and so on.
Kitchen scrubbers who pride themselves in keeping an immaculate exterior also tend to despise those whose kitchens are cluttered. Little wonder, then, Christians have been labelled as 'lawless' by you. When you focus on outward appearances, you neglect the reality within, where righteousness is administered and contained.
Trying to live a righteous life externally when we're not righteous internally will only result in us becoming "whitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the inside are full of dead men's bones and everything unclean" (Matt 23:27). The focus must be what is inside: "For within, out of men's hearts, come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, greed, malice, deceit, lewdness, envy, slander, arrogance, and folly. All these evils come from inside and make a man unclean" (Mark 7:20-23).
By branding us 'lawless,' you think grace allows us to sin? The fact of the matter is, not being under law does not mean freedom to sin, If anything, true liberty is the freedom not to sin, which is only possible by walking in the Spirit. In his letters to the Galatians, Paul defends the true liberty of the Spirit against the twin dangers threatening that freedom. On one side is licence, which enslaves to sin. On the other side is legalism, which enslaves to law. These are the two ways in which we believers can lose our liberty and both carry grave consequences.
The form of legalism dogging Paul's mission was the teaching by Jewish believers that Gentiles accepting Jesus, the Jewish Messiah, must also keep the Jewish law of Moses. In Colossians 2:20-22, Paul wrote, "Therefore, if you died with Christ from the basic principles of the world, why, as though living in the world, do you subject yourselves to regulations.."
This passage provides a pretty accurate picture of holiness teaching. Do not misunderstand me - I ain't saying rules are necessarily wrong. Many of them are useful and good. What I'm saying is that our righteousness doesn't consist in keeping those rules. especially when so many of them are sadly dated and no longer useful.
There are no outward acts that you can do to achieve righteousness, so abandon your futile efforts to do this or that. It's true that our good works reap eternal reward (Matt 16:27; Luke 6:35), but not if we do good works only in hopes of attaining righteousness. The only way to be righteous is to receive, b faith, the righteousness of God.
(4 hours ago)Lukongsimi Wrote: What is the point to attack and your soul is still unsaved
Old man go n think be humble and submit to Christ for salvation
U think u so smart no use
It’s your heart that matters whether u want to accept Christ or perish forever