You explained away what Paul said in Romans 7.  Nice talk from a closed mind.  :-)

Glenn wrote:
> We are still in the flesh.  Your point of view is
> so lopsided I am having a hard time following
> you.  You seem to ignore the flesh.  Even Paul
> said what he wanted to do he didn't do and
> what he didn't want to do, he did.

The flesh is a very important subject when considering Christian perfection.
Do not read Romans 7 that you quote above, without connecting it to Romans
8.  Paul described his life under the law in Romans 7 when he talked about
doing what he didn't want to do.  That was a life of condemnation.  He
concludes this matter by saying that Jesus is the answer to this problem of
the flesh, and that those in the Spirit do not have the condemnation that he
described in Romans 7 because they do not walk after the flesh.

Please do not paint Paul as a carnal man under sinful bondage and
condemnation that he describes in Romans 7.  That is not right for you to do
that.

Peace be with you.
David Miller.


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