Whenever there is a disagreement about doctrines, either one side is right and the other is wrong, or they are both wrong. If they disagree, both sides cannot be right. The Holy Spirit’s truths are singular—He does NOT give varying versions of His truths to different people. So, either one agrees with the Holy Spirit, … Read more
In christianity, the Holy Spirit is replaced by water baptism and human translations of scripture. Much of christianity teaches a counterfeit baptism that is based on the physical foreshadow (water), and is used as part of a false salvation that is declared by a person, teaching that the person’s decision places the Holy Spirit into … Read more
The typical baptism of christianity happens after someone makes a decision, prays a prayer, “accepts” Christ, or any of a multitude of christianese euphemisms for salvation that aren’t actually salvation. Such a person declares that he has been saved because of something he did or said, and then he is scheduled for the big step … Read more