By: edd

edd — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 21:30:28 +0000

while its true theres only one true church of which Jesus is head , entry to the kingdom is trough a new birth
john 3;6.7
so one has to ask should unity be at any cost and cause,aljonot of christian religions hold good christiam morals , such as protecting un born ,marriage ,etc.
but they also preach a different gospel!!. i believes its good to up hold gods laws and also preach the
gospel of grace and truth ,matt 28.john 3;16.
let us never make salvation a system of works or creeds,outside that is of recieving salvation trough repentance from sin and recieving christ by faith.
All truth needs to be defended but all truth in gods word if taken in chid like faith will lead you first to Christ and his salvation.
I would agree in we need to defend true faith but not agree that all christian churches are walking in christ and in only the light of his word. so signing should never comprimise the truth and grace of the gospel,
to sign might do this.

By: vangyblue

vangyblue — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:34:39 +0000

I have read the information on the site and the responses to the Mdec that other well respected leaders in Christianity have written, and I have come to the conclusion that Protestants should not sign this declaration. Here is my blog about it and I ask that you be open minded to the information it contains, and be vigillantly prayerful before you make a decision to sign or not to sign. Christians stand for the things the Mdec lists, but there is a few problems, which I addesss on my blog post http://ow.ly/I38j

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