Weekly Survey: a new survey every Gregorian Monday.

Past Weekly Surveys

Date	Survey Text	# of Participants
Mar-20-2023	WLC agrees with Arthur Schopenhauer, the great 19^th-century German philosopher once observed, quote: “There is no opinion, however absurd, which men will not readily embrace as soon as they can be brought to the conviction that it is generally adopted.” Where do you stand?	69
Mar-13-2023	Sadly, many Christians often put church fellowship ahead of the truth. They allow peer pressure to keep them silent just so they can “fit in” with their chosen faith community. The Holy Spirit might be pointing out error to them, but they silence it when they accept the party line that truth is “too deep” for human comprehension. Where do you stand?	83
Mar-06-2023	The unavoidable truth is that many believers today accept nonsense as truth and they dismiss the fallacious … nonsensical …preposterous … absurdities of the Trinity as deep truths to be accepted by blind faith. Where do you stand?	91
Feb-27-2023	WLC believes that it’s a cop-out to claim a logical explanation for some doctrine like the Trinity can’t be provided because it’s simply too “deep” for human comprehension. That is not what Scripture teaches us to do. Where do you stand?	87
Feb-20-2023	The trinity doctrine is illogical. Instead of recognizing that it is a ridiculous, absurd, preposterous idea that is impossible to understand, proponents of it simply dismiss the problems that arise when trying to explain it and say, “It’s a mystery too deep for human understanding.” And that’s supposed to be enough for us to lay aside logic. Where do you stand?	91
Feb-13-2023	WLC believes that followers of Yahushua, Jew and Gentile, are to continue to take the gospel to the Jews (and also to the nations, or non-Jews; but never to the nations only). There is a remnant that will hear it, believe it, and be saved. Our hope is that the natural branches [Jews] will be grafted back into their own tree, along with the Gentiles now, as they see that Yahushua, and Yahushua alone, is their Messiah. Where do you stand?	89
Feb-06-2023	Disobedient when made envious (by Gentiles being saved by their own God, their own Messiah, and their own Bible), can be grafted back into their own olive tree: they are the “natural” branches (Rom 11:24). That is what is meant by the gospel being “first for the Jew”—they are the natural heirs and recipients still of the gospel—they are the “natural” branches. Where do you stand?	91
Jan-30-2023	Apostle Paul teaches us in Romans 9-11 that the salvation of the Gentiles is designed to provoke the Jews to jealousy so that some of the Jews may be saved: “salvation has come to the Gentiles to make Israel envious” (Rom 11:11). Where do you stand?	97
Jan-23-2023	Paul reminds the Romans, and us, that there has always been, and presently exists, a remnant of the Jews, who do believe the gospel: “there is a remnant chosen by grace” (Rom 11:5). There will always be many Jews who believe in the true gospel of Yahushua. Where do you stand?	88
Jan-16-2023	When we correctly understand the place of Torah in our lives, it is a source of blessing. In fact, the longest chapter in the Bible (Psalm 119) is devoted to proclaiming the joy of Torah. In that Psalm, King David expresses the love for Torah that all Believers should have. Where do you stand?	103
Jan-09-2023	WLC believes and teaches that our obedience to Torah is simply the result of a transformed life in Christ. We don’t keep Torah to be saved; we keep it because we’re saved! Where do you stand?	100
Jan-02-2023	Many Christians misunderstand what the New Testament teaches about the Torah and therefore consider it to be a burden, but that is not how the Biblical authors felt about it. The only way the Torah could be a burden is if a person misunderstands it and tries to earn salvation by keeping it. Where do you stand?	94
Dec-26-2022	WLC teaches that as Christians, we are to walk according to the Spirit, not the flesh. The flesh is weak and cannot submit to Torah. However, the Holy Spirit is given to empower Christians to keep the Torah. (Romans 8:3-4). Where do you stand?	86
Dec-19-2022	Even the Apostle Paul agreed with Yahushua that the Torah is not abolished; he exhorted Christians to uphold the Torah by faith in Christ (Romans 3:31). He even instructs Gentile Christians at the church of Corinth to observe the Feast of Passover. (1 Corinthians 5:7-8). Where do you stand?	96
Dec-12-2022	The word Christian literally means “Follower of Christ.” Indeed, we as Christians are told to walk as Yahushua walked. Since Yahushua kept and taught Torah. WLC believes it’s imperative for Christians to do the same. Where do you stand?	77
Dec-05-2022	Most biblical scholars agree that Yahushua lived His life as a Torah-observant Jew. His followers called him “Rabbi.” He attended Synagogue every Sabbath. He celebrated Passover and all of the other Biblical Feasts. Furthermore, the original Messianic movement that emerged out of His teachings continued to keep Torah throughout the first century. Where do you stand?	91
Nov-28-2022	WLC understands that the issue in Acts 15 was not whether the Gentiles should or should not obey the law but whether or not a gentile had to become a Jew, according to their proselyte conversion rituals “to be saved.” Where do you stand?	85
Nov-21-2022	In order to better understand the New Testament, we should remember the word ‘law’ has over 20 different possible uses and corresponding meanings in the 27 books of the NT. We cannot assume that every instance of the use of the word ‘law’ in the NT is referring to Old Testament law or Torah. Where do you stand?	82
Nov-14-2022	Our Greek New Testaments use one word, nomos, for ‘Law,’ but the word ‘law’ has over 20 different possible uses and corresponding meanings in the 27 books of the New Testament. We cannot assume that every instance or use of the word ‘law’ in the NT is referring to Old Testament law or Torah. This is very important to keep in mind. Where do you stand?	80
Nov-07-2022	WLC believes that it is important when reading the NT to remember that the 'Law', or Torah, for the first century Jew was a mix of the revealed Torah in the Tanakh (Yahuwah’s Law), and all of the additional ‘stuff’ that had been added by generations of religious introspection and presumption (man’s law).	89

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