but you can always choose to sin LESS

you dont have a choice. you were born chained to sin. you cant see past sin. you dont have the capability

Any good deed or good inclination is not done by your own self, whenever you don’t commit evil it’s thanks to God

But choose negligence and God cannot act against your free will

tfw Im not born with the God gene

You are mixing concepts

People can choose not to collaborate with God's grace, and reject Christ thus damning themselves

example: The jews

This has nothing to do with "the jews"

This is about actual people

Not groups that are related to some events

im saying that jews (as depicted in the OT) debunks this guy's whole calvinist arguement

we are so irrevocably broken we wouldn't know God's grace vs sin if it hit us in the face. we are running around blind. who can possibly know anything but God?

You can pretty much use any other example too.

oop, can i take that back? now i'm just talking about stuff i know nothing about

am i going to be in the heathen category until i get baptized?

Lmao no

I think you deserve at least to be a regular member

im going to church tomorrow!! not once, but TWICE!!

also i have a Jesus plan

The idea that we need God, and that our works and faith are not credited to ourselves is one thing. But that is one thing, and another saying that grace guarantees our salvation 100%

We are told how there are two doors, and how many are called, but few the chosen ones (as in savved)

I have the Boniface Option..

Heh, I knew that the phrase I posted was relevant

Ad Augusta per Angusta

>tfw cluelesss about its meaning

I know it’s about la puerta angosta

A grandesa por el camino angosto

I see, more or less

To greatness through narrowness

Apparently angusta also means suffering/difficulties

Yep, what I imagined. The Augusta part was harder to translate

Greatness/glory, like augustus = related to the emperor

Nice

My city’s motto is actually that phrase

Do you guys think that there was ever a time that we weren’t under Jewish control? If so when?

*And don’t just say before the founding of Judaism*

Better version

sometime before the 19th century