I first found this fine website whilst searching for the Truth to prove to my left handed neighbour's 18 year old daughter that her father was a sinner
I didn't want to waste God's precious bandwidth by posting unnecessarily, so I viewed this fine website as a guest for some time, but I have been so impressed by the gravitas, sincerity and spirituality of the membership that I finally registered as a user yesterday. I will do everything I can to ensure that it's not a fleeting association and that my posts are worthwhile and respectful.
I live in godless Scotland (although, credit where credit is due, the national animal is the Unicorn so there may be hope) and I've been so concerned about Christianity being systematically airbrushed out of the country, (copyright Free Church of Scotland) that I resolved to change my location to Ireland at the earliest opportunity.
Whilst I was aware that Ireland is inhabited by mostly cafflicks, at least they knew what marriage is all about. Turns out I'll need to save up for a transatlantic flight after all.
I don't expect to be posting on theological matters for some time, because I'm only recently getting closer to Jesus and God with my new King James Bible app on my white Samsung Galaxy S4 mini.
My favourite bible verse is Genesis 1. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. That tells us everything we'd ever need to know.
I have 2 sons and am married to a good woman who, upon waking each morning, reminds herself of her Christian responsibilities by reciting 1 Peter 3:1-4. This stands her in good stead for her daily duties and saves me a lot of money for unnecessary clothing.
(Please forgive me as I have not yet learned how to post links to the chapters.)
If I may be so presumptuous, I would respectfully ask the the pastors and other learned posters the important question in my thread title;
Are erasers in school the instruments of the devil?
Thank you in anticipation.
Jack Glass.
I didn't want to waste God's precious bandwidth by posting unnecessarily, so I viewed this fine website as a guest for some time, but I have been so impressed by the gravitas, sincerity and spirituality of the membership that I finally registered as a user yesterday. I will do everything I can to ensure that it's not a fleeting association and that my posts are worthwhile and respectful.
I live in godless Scotland (although, credit where credit is due, the national animal is the Unicorn so there may be hope) and I've been so concerned about Christianity being systematically airbrushed out of the country, (copyright Free Church of Scotland) that I resolved to change my location to Ireland at the earliest opportunity.
Whilst I was aware that Ireland is inhabited by mostly cafflicks, at least they knew what marriage is all about. Turns out I'll need to save up for a transatlantic flight after all.
I don't expect to be posting on theological matters for some time, because I'm only recently getting closer to Jesus and God with my new King James Bible app on my white Samsung Galaxy S4 mini.
My favourite bible verse is Genesis 1. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. That tells us everything we'd ever need to know.
I have 2 sons and am married to a good woman who, upon waking each morning, reminds herself of her Christian responsibilities by reciting 1 Peter 3:1-4. This stands her in good stead for her daily duties and saves me a lot of money for unnecessary clothing.
(Please forgive me as I have not yet learned how to post links to the chapters.)
If I may be so presumptuous, I would respectfully ask the the pastors and other learned posters the important question in my thread title;
Are erasers in school the instruments of the devil?
Thank you in anticipation.
Jack Glass.






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