Literally Chad That’s just not true. It’s a coping mechanism to make ourselves feel better, but it’s not faithful to Scripture. * Laws like Exodus 22:16–17 try to ensure virginity at marriage—and prompt marriage if a couple is sexually intimate before. * Priests were only allowed to marry

This cannot be more wrong tbvh. Even the reformers were standing on the shoulders of the aforementioned.

ZZZZZZIFFSTER I think it’s a good thing to learn how to respect someone who is wrong

I do not entirely agree with her. But you equating her post to “evil in her heart” is actually sad. Y’all don’t agree; you can have a back and forth and whatever but “evil in heart”? She might have been drawing lines where she shouldn’t be but you’re drawing very bad lines.

There are folks out here actually itching for a fight tbh.

If you don’t think this man is a false teacher, you might need serious help. Folks building their own personal kingdoms as opposed to The Kingdom that now is and is to come, LOL.

Some of my reformed friends annually bemoan the imposition of ashes on Ash Wednesday as if it were 1. merely some Roman custom unthinkingly adopted and 2. an outward show of piety by which Christians seek to win approval from men (contra Matthew 6, which, not accidentally, is

Edward Leigh should take several seats.

lol