Tithing

[society]

According to the holy bible tithing is a spiritual law encouraging one to give a portion of their earned income. Practicing this habit helps one find abundance, fulfillment, and gratitude in their everyday lives.

When a person tithes, the universe that works under the spiritual law of tithing says - 'if you have that much to give, then you are open to receive more'. As we fulfill our part of the covenant by giving, then God fulfills his part by continually blessing us.

What is your opinion on tithing?

[mibn2cweus]

GaryArnold
birdie1971 //because they can no longer morally justify a position...//

They don't change what the Bible says because they can no longer morally justify a position. They change it because they don't believe they can financially afford to teach it the way it's in the scriptures.

I'm done on this forum as it is plain to see I am debating many who have no clue as to what the scriptures really say. They think they are experts, but they actually know very little - just enough to be dangerous.

I am used to debating pastors and Bible scholars who have studied the scriptures many, many, years. At least they give scripture to back up their beliefs instead of the most ridiculous arguments I have ever seen (which are on this forum). This forum is nothing but the blind leading the blind, each one think they are a scholar. Never seen so much ignorance on one forum before.

No point me sticking around here. I am wasting my time here. Most are not hear to learn, but to merely promote their agenda. I am a teacher and have thousands and thousands of those who want to learn this topic that have downloaded by book. There are teachers in the US, Australia, Canada, and East Africa that I know of using my material to teach from. I prefer teaching where there is a receptive audience rather than a bunch of ignorant know-it-alls.
02:55 Thu 06th Jun 2013

Did I just see him wipe his feet on our doormat on the way out?

[naomi24]

//Most are not hear[sic] to learn, but to merely promote their agenda.//

Oh, the irony. :o)

[jomifl]

Don't get too reliant on the NT Gary, if history follows it's normal course then within the next couple of centuries there will be a new word of god (not actually written by god but by a ghost writer) so you will be cast out of heaven for having followed the wrong scriptures. If that sound silly then you should read what you have written so far.

[naomi24]

GaryArnold, //Most are not hear[sic] to learn,....//

If you are still around, it's just a thought, but why would you think that anyone here wants to learn from you?

[FredPuli43]

GA, I notice, didn't deign to answer the question of whether he accepted that different sects and branches of Christianity exist and, therefore, whether he accepted that they had different readings of the same text. How then was his reading the right one?

[naomi24]

Fred, he seems to have hopped it. Par for the course.