JD - why are you constantly accusing DavidM of pride and ATST criticising his definition of sin?
From what I can see he appears to be very diligent with himself and his family - so how do you reach
this consensus which appears to be agreed upon by Gary and Lance also?
 
You describe this pride  as a source for sin events - where do you get this definition?  Actually putting up
with sin and doing nothing about it is pride as Paul so clearly expounds to the church at Corinth (1 Cor 5:3)
It sounds to me like you ppl have things a bit skewed.  Need to do some more homework and repent to
DavidM who is a godly man.  jt
 
 
 
On Sun, 10 Jul 2005 01:38:44 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks  -  and we are back to ground zero.   My understanding of your theology is right on,
near as I can see.   Shall we move on, now.   You only believe in "event sin."   That is just what
you described.   You possess pride (we already knew this) but it is only a source for sin (events)
in your life.   As long as it lays there, dormant as it were, you remain sinless.   JD 
 

From: David Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
John wrote:
> Is it sin or temptation, David?  I do not allow
> for pride to continue  --  it resides in my flesh.
> Need I say more --  need I quote more???

Yes, you do need to say more.  I don't understand your problem with what I 
wrote.

Pride exists as a temptation of the flesh.  When it is yielded to and has 
conceived, it brings forth the sin of pride.  Don't you understand these 
things?  Romans 7.  James 1:14-15.

Peace be with you.
David Miller. 

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