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USER COMMENTS BY “ R. K. BORILL ”
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News Item3/26/14 2:26 PM
R. K. Borill | Baton Rouge, Louisiana  Find all comments by R. K. Borill
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Bill Schell from Latrobe, PA, USA writes:
If we are Christians, then our authority is the Word of God. Jesus Christ is our Lord. What does His Word say? Much time is wasted by talking about the Roman Catholics or Seventh Day Adventists or what some famous person believes or what some church doctrine teaches. What does The Word of God say?

R. K. Borill responds.

Good point Bill, but what do you think will be the result if the Jesuites who are using this forum to train their spies in fallacy go without response. What will result if we do not answer a fool?


News Item3/26/14 2:12 PM
R. K. Borill | Baton Rouge, Louisiana  Find all comments by R. K. Borill
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SteveR writes;
The anti RCC position here is so strong, I want to see if these people have sunk so low as to accept your false prophetess Ellen White.

R. K. Borill responds,

As opposed to what. . . The Antichrist of the RCC?


News Item3/26/14 12:34 PM
R. K. Borill | Baton Rouge, Louisiana  Find all comments by R. K. Borill
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"Saturday is the true Sabbath. The Catholic Church change it to Sunday. Everyone who worship on Sunsay is in reality Catholic. The Adventists got it right."

R. K. Borill responds to this fallacy:

All dogs have 4 legs. Cats have 4 legs. Therefore, all cats are dogs. Much like the barking cats here.


News Item3/26/14 6:44 AM
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SteveR writes:

"btw: I dont think Catholics consult mediums when they pray to Mary"

R. K. Borill responds,

I suggest you consult a dictionary for the proper definition of "medium" and "mediator" while you are at it.


News Item3/26/14 6:22 AM
R. K. Borill | Baton Rouge, Louisiana  Find all comments by R. K. Borill
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John UK,

Sure. I take no offense to your view, and I am certain there are Presbyterians who misinterpret the WCF just as there are Jesuite subversives in every denomination. These spies are Vatican trained to subvert whole Protestant churches and denominations especially.


News Item3/25/14 5:41 PM
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Skyriter writes:

"It's about time people like Luther, Calvin and Augustine were exposed for what they are."

Says the one who hides behind an alias.


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Oh you can book it, they have a award waiting for them!

Romans 14:12 KJV
[12] So then every one of us shall give account of himself to God.


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Jeremiah 32:35 KJV
[35] And they built the high places of Baal, which are in the valley of the son of Hinnom, to cause their sons and their daughters to pass through the fire unto Molech; which I commanded them not, neither came it into my mind, that they should do this abomination, to cause Judah to sin.

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Hense the name "World Vision"; need we say any more. There is no such thing as a "gay" Christian, at least by what the term means now. A Christian can not be that and a reprobate at the same time,

News Item3/25/14 12:46 AM
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Mike Hraneck writes,
Maybe tired of Presbies pushing, or would bullying for, their mythical Baby Baptism be more accurate.

R. K. Borill responds,

Actually Mike if you notice we don't bring it up unless we are asked to defend it. I think people enjoy seeing if we can.


News Item3/25/14 12:36 AM
R. K. Borill | Baton Rouge, Louisiana  Find all comments by R. K. Borill
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General,

I know what you mean, I have a "studio" iPhone too.


News Item3/24/14 9:56 PM
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It is the Word of God not the picture of God. Truth is propositional. The RCC replaces propositional truth with empiricism which is idolatry. Of all the fatal errors of the RCC, this is the supreme because it strikes at that which God places above His name. All RCC worship is idolatry appealing to all the senses: sight, sound, smells, feelings, and assumes that we walk by sight and not by faith. It assumes that faith cometh by seeing and not hearing propositional truth.

News Item3/24/14 8:00 PM
R. K. Borill | Baton Rouge, Louisiana  Find all comments by R. K. Borill
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John UK writes:

"to such (whether of age or infants) as that grace belongs unto, according to the counsel of God's own will, in His appointed time."

R. K. Borill responds,

John, these are very important qualifying words that are often overlooked by those who oppose infant baptism.
Presbyterians see ourselves just as infants when God deals with any of us: without understanding and helpless totally dependent upon Him for life or we die.


News Item3/24/14 7:16 PM
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John UK writes,

Let me ask you this question then, that I have asked for years without a satisfactory reply. What is the advantage to children of believers if they are baptised as infants, if it may turn out they are not "children of promise"? And what biblical justification is there for doing that?

R. K. Borill responds,

This may sound like I'm dodging the question but I'm not. What advantage is it that the Baptists baptize all professors if they know before hand that not all professors have a genuine repentance and faith. What justifications I they have without absolute certainty? Their justification is the command of God. Presbyterians likewise just like Abraham who circumcised Ishmael because it was the command of God desired his salvation, but God later reveal to him "in Issac shall thy seed be called". Is is regeneration that makes any baptism effective whether it is Baptist or Presbyterian!!


News Item3/24/14 6:53 PM
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John UK writes,

Sixthly, we have been informed on these threads that God's elect are IN THE COVENANT OF GRACE, chosen in HIM before the foundation of the world. Also that the Abrahamic covenant IS the covenant of grace.

R. K. Borill writes,

That's right. They which are the children of the flesh, these are NOT the children of GOD, but the children of THE PROMISE are counted FOR THE SEED. I say then is Abraham given who are the elect of God like the Bsptists. No, but he was a faithful servant to place the sign of the covenant on all his children knowing that God would be faithful to call His own unto himself.


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1517,

Apparently, these experts on Calvin have read everything he's written and speak with absolute understanding of his writings. . . So they think.


News Item3/24/14 6:17 PM
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1517,

I like that "slivers of semantics". I suppose it is impossible for some to see the glaringly obvious doctrinal fabric of the covenant and the difference between the visible and invisible church.
What is ironic is they accuse us of "guaranteed salvation" of our children while they place as much or more in their professions of faith and immersions. Baptist professions equal 100% guaranteed salvation.

Romans 9:6-8 KJV
[6] Not as though the word of God hath taken none effect. For they are not all Israel, which are of Israel: [7] Neither, because they are the seed of Abraham, are they all children: but, In Isaac shall thy seed be called. [8] That is, They which are the children of the flesh, these are not the children of God: but the children of the promise are counted for the seed.


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In your quote from Calvin. No where does endorse baptismal regeneration which an error regarding the power of a priest or a sign. Calvin is speaking of the sufficiency of God to do as he promised, This is something God does NOT man.

News Item3/24/14 12:21 PM
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Presbyterians do not believe in baptismal regeneration. We believe in the sufficiency of God to save our children according to the will of God. Infant Baptism does not supersede the will of God.

John 1:12-13 KJV
[12] But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name: [13] Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God.


News Item3/24/14 11:41 AM
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T. R. Ash writes:

The fiction of Infant Baptism.

R. K. Borill writes:

"Trash" ? That's an appropriate name.

Jude 1:10 KJV
[10] But these speak evil of those things which they know not: but what they know naturally, as brute beasts, in those things they corrupt themselves.

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