Recent content by Bob Carabbio

SO - ignore what I say. it's expected, after all. 1 Cor 1:18 agrees. John 6:44

Nope - that would be outside my pay scale (chuckle). It's up to the Holy Spirit to demonstrate, if he chooses (Romans 9).

If you mess with Israel, you'd better be prepared to pay the price. Seems like the ISLAMIC fools would have learned that my now.

Except the context of the passage doesn't support your "Tradition" that the "Water" has anything to do with "Baptism".

Naturally!! that's all you're capable of thinking. You don't have a clue!! Chuckle!! I agreed with the Holy Spirit, since He was accurate.

Combination of both - I SAW in my mind's eye sins that the Holy Spirit brought to my attention. If you don't like the way I write, then don't read my posts. Which it was. "Convict" is the proper term, since it intimates that "Judgement" was complete, and I had been found guilty..

Totally false. Biblically, Faith comes by HEARING, and hearing by the Word of God (Rom 10:17). Baptism doesn't have anything to do with it. And "Paedobaptism" is just a silly worthless ritual. READ THE BIBLE!!!

I saw my SIN, and also saw the REALITY of approaching JUDGEMENT, and that I wasn't going to "make the CUT" because of the presence of SIN in my life. I'd say yes. I don't get my "Theology" from Webster. "Convict" is accurate, since I already had been JUDGED and found guilty decades ago. You...

TOTALLY FALSE!!! Nothing but phony Roman Catholic unbiblical SUPERSTITION. Suggestion: READ YOUR BIBLE, and find out the REAL TRUTH about God's provision of salvation by FAITH. There's still time for you to do it. You don't want to find your self in "Purgatory", and then realize that it's...

But in the final analysis, in my family It worked out perfectly. We did alternate between the Catholic And baptist services for quite a while, but it was only after I was 20, and hopeless and suicidal, that I was convicted of my SIN for the last time, and I repented, and was born again of the...

But very accurate in a dedicated Roman Catholic family / Community. I was fortunate in that my mother was a Christian, and my father was only a "Christmas and Easter Catholic", and my friends were non-religious, so no pressure to conform.

My folks had a "Mixed Marriage" Dad was a "generational Roman Catholic", and Mom was a born again Baptist Christian. They solved that problem by being neither, and I never had a "Church home" until I got Born again when I was 20. we visited many different churches, and I preferred Catholic...

The issue is that a Born Again Christian HAS SEEN AND EXPERIENCED something that the Atheist/Agnostic/Nominally religious person hasn't. Naturally, you see no "Proof" of the Christian position since you've never experienced it, and actively resist it, without even knowing what it is. Simply...

Sounds like a good direction, for sure, AG small groups are tightly controlled.

Chuckle.