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See, now we do agree on something. I was going to offer you a kitten.

Yep, well neither do I since you didn't answer mine.

Did I happen to mention then that there is a sinister intent behind the Nestle-Aland? I figure if I'm ankle deep, I'll go knee deep since you're "trying" to push me into a corner. Standing by...

Oh, I'm sorry, are you addressing someone else? Since I didn't make any false assertions, it must be someone else you're talking to. Do you know the Lord as Savior?

I'm pretty sure they would agree with me Ransom if they were faced with the same challenges. Wow, even though you aren't his (Hyles) advocate, the same argumentative spirit seems to live on in you. Argument for the sake of argument.

Gee Ransom, I didn't know Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield, and John Bunyan were fundamentalists that went to Hyle university. I'll have to adjust my history books.

I've chatted with Mr. Ward a couple of times on his YT channel. He does seem a fair fellow. And my stance isn't the foaming at the mouth type of KJB believer also. My objections are actually about the character of those who have trounced on the RT with their manuscripts. If the character is...

I've heard of the Missionary Alliance Church. They aren't Baptists but protestant church fellowships started in the late 1800's. That's another point by the way, in the fundy churches, the pastor even has access or even control of the churches purse strings. Of the churches I've pastored, I...

Historic Missionary Baptists generally emphasize a more traditional and holistic interpretation of the Bible, often rejecting dispensationalism because it tends to compartmentalize biblical history into distinct periods or "dispensations." This approach can sometimes oversimplify the continuity...

Okay my friend, that statement was made out of aggravation. I am however no fundamentalist. Never have been, and never will be. I'm an old time, historic missionary Baptist who rejects even the slightest mention of dispensationalism and such.

Well that was a perfect waste of typing time. Interesting, and still no answer to my question. Romans 1:22...

Received Text (Textus Receptus) vs. Nestle-Aland Textus Receptus (KJV) The New Testament of the King James Version (KJV) is based on the Textus Receptus, a collection of Greek texts compiled by Erasmus in the 16th century. This text was the foundation for many of the early Protestant and even...

No, that's fine. Almost done with it. forgive the brevity but this is what the rascal want's, that's what he'll get.

And will you answer the question directly if I do?

You're avoiding a direct question sir. Why is that?

Well, do you believe that the saint is eternally secure, or don't you. That would be at the core of my explanation.

Aw, now that just ain't right...

Yeah, I see that. Turtle back preacher here.

Not a problem. I'll give you a break on the next one.

Yep, there sure is. They're two different books. The "Book of Life" and the "Lamb's Book of Life" are two distinct yet in a major way interconnected concepts in Christian theology. The "Book of Life" generally serves as a complete record of all individuals, indicating a total record of each...