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Great Lakes Environmental Directory

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National Biological Information Infrastructure

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National Resources Inventory

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Science and Engineering State Profiles: 1998-99

The Division of Science Resources Studies (SRS) of the National Science Foundation (NSF) publishes the report, Science and Engineering State Profiles, annually.

Student Conservation Association

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Student Conservation Association

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Stephen M. Adams wrote:

> The only place where the words "by faith alone" appear in the
Scriptures,
> they are preceeded by the word "NOT."
> That's pretty clear. Pretty literal. Or is this one of those
'special
> exceptions' to your rule of reading the Scritprues literally?????
>
And just where does it literally state that God is a Tri-unity? Come
on. There are many doctrines taught in scripture which one has to dig
for.

Security of the believer is taught in Rom 8.

Faith alone is taught many places where salvation is declared a work of
God. And theologically, do away with it being a work of God and what
are you left with -by human effort. Suddenly you make Christianity
just another religion.

I've already posted at length on the Arminianism vs Calvinism thread.
Debate what was written there.

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zach wrote:

>
> All right then... did Saul/Paul have a choice in whether or not to
> become an Apostle of Christ, or was it God that chose him and that was
> that?
>

Acts 26:19 Whereupon, O king Agrippa, I was not disobedient unto the
heavenly vision:

All these so-called texts which you all are using to try to assert
no free will, all assert free will.

Gary

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Stephen M. Adams wrote:

> wrf3@stablecross.com (Bob Felts) writes:
> >Stephen M. Adams wrote:
> >> lsenders@hotmail.com writes:
> >> >Stephen M. Adams wrote:
> >> >
> >[...]
> >>
> >> >Security of the believer is taught in Rom 8.
> >>
> >> Others are covering this issues. My point is quite clear -
> >> 'justification by faith alone' is clearly, unambigously and absolutely
> >> refuted by James.
> >
> >I can show you that it clearly, unambiguously and absolutely isn't
> >refuted by James. We can begin with a question: what is the source of
> >the work that you do to demonstrate your faith?
>
> Are you admitting, then, that 'faith without works is dead' and that such
> workless faith can not save? In other words, there is no salvation without
> faith AND works?
>

Answer my question and I'll answer yours.

> That is quite clearly what James says.
>

What James says, and how it's put into practice are two very different
things. I want to see your "wiring diagram" to see h