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There are a couple of ideas that have been forwarded of late.
1. Just because commands you to do something, does not mean you are capable of doing it, just responsible for not doing it.

2. The warnings of God do not mean that the thing is possible, Example:
God warning of what would happen for renouncing faith after being saved.

What are the Biblical answers to such a question or what viable argument not in scripture since these are claims not of scripture, are viable against either?

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4 comments

  1. Irenic Pelagian says:

    I don’t know, but, have you ever heard ~

    “Are you perfect? Huh, big guy? Are you? Can you be? Jesus commands us to be perfect! WELL???”

    Or,

    “Be Holy, for your Father in Heaven is Holy…Go ahead, my friend, show me how holy you are, pffft…”?

  2. Robbey Keith Whitley says:

    Yes??

  3. Ian Tan says:

    I beg to differ. God cannot command us to do things we cannot accomplish. He is a reasonable being.

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