Of course, there is a sinning religion explanation for my previous post, listing all of the verses in the New Testament which allow Christians to not obey God (ZERO in number).
The explanation is simply that there are no verses that really say God allows disobedience, BUT THAT IS WHAT GOD MEANT when He didn't say it.
I have written and posted several documents that give great numbers of verses in the Bible, which say that God does make His people pure, righteous, holy, good and that His people do practice righteousness and good works, while there are only a handful of verses that seem to disagree with these concepts. (There are no verses that actually disagree with my assertion, but they may SEEM to disagree.) As a result, sinning religion teaches that God did not mean what the verses actually say, and they also teach that there are verses, which mean what the verses do not say.
This is true for the PERFECTION that God calls His people to experience and to practice. Though I do not believe that anyone can be Absolutely Perfect, or Angelically Perfect or Adamically Perfect, I do believe in Atonement Perfection (cleansing away all sin by the infilling of the Holy Spirit), also called Biblical Perfection and Christian Perfection. I not only give a great number of verses that say this, I name and document about 16 areas of life that this perfection is manifested in a Christian life.
Again, there are no verses that contradict the perfecting work of God in the believer (though there are great numbers of people who assert the error.) However, sinning religion boldly boasts that the verses calling us to perfection and promising perfection by the grace and power of God, and the verses, which give witness to this perfection in the lives of believers, do not mean what they say, and though there are no verses which contradict the perfecting grace of God in the lives of believers, sinning religion gives passages (which do not deny or denounce Atonement, Biblical, Christian Perfection) and boldly assert that God meant for us to understand that we cannot be Perfected in Love and Purity and in our Spirits.
Sinning religion is built on the "unrevealed word of God," which openly denies and contradicts the revealed word of God.
I have written and posted several documents that give great numbers of verses in the Bible, which say that God does make His people pure, righteous, holy, good and that His people do practice righteousness and good works, while there are only a handful of verses that seem to disagree with these concepts. (There are no verses that actually disagree with my assertion, but they may SEEM to disagree.) As a result, sinning religion teaches that God did not mean what the verses actually say, and they also teach that there are verses, which mean what the verses do not say.
This is true for the PERFECTION that God calls His people to experience and to practice. Though I do not believe that anyone can be Absolutely Perfect, or Angelically Perfect or Adamically Perfect, I do believe in Atonement Perfection (cleansing away all sin by the infilling of the Holy Spirit), also called Biblical Perfection and Christian Perfection. I not only give a great number of verses that say this, I name and document about 16 areas of life that this perfection is manifested in a Christian life.
Again, there are no verses that contradict the perfecting work of God in the believer (though there are great numbers of people who assert the error.) However, sinning religion boldly boasts that the verses calling us to perfection and promising perfection by the grace and power of God, and the verses, which give witness to this perfection in the lives of believers, do not mean what they say, and though there are no verses which contradict the perfecting grace of God in the lives of believers, sinning religion gives passages (which do not deny or denounce Atonement, Biblical, Christian Perfection) and boldly assert that God meant for us to understand that we cannot be Perfected in Love and Purity and in our Spirits.
Sinning religion is built on the "unrevealed word of God," which openly denies and contradicts the revealed word of God.
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