Hobbit
Senior Member
Originally posted by DKSuddeth
ok, I may understand that. If a non-christian chooses to do something 'not in gods will', whats the course of action?
Ignoring Bully's inflammatory remark, since he's obviously ignoring the fact that this is all "In the context of scripture."
To try to convert them. Only once somebody has become a Christian do they truly respect God's will, and trying to make them submit to it before that will only anger them.
BTW, Bully, if you want to argue the validity of scripture, go start a thread on it. Other than that, stop interjecting your opinion into every thread that mentions the Bible. And yes, it is opinion, because saying that it's fact implies that you can prove it, which you can't.