[Phebe Carlyle]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

Facebook was created as a way for rapists to find victims -nothing more.

I agree with you Brother Billy. All those harlots, posting pictures of themselves in all sorts of lewd and abominal positions, just luring good, decent men into their "inter" webs of whoredom. A B.I.C. is not safe at all even venturing there at risk of becoming victim to all these girls offering themselves up for rape.

YIC,

Mrs.P.Wintersnow

[Sister Christina]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

I don't ever want to read this so-called Book of Faces.Sounds like trouble and an easy way to eternal damnation to me.

I'll just stick with the good old book, The Holy KJV1611 Bible. I know THAT will keep me safe.

[Justin Z]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

What? Their are internet sites besides http://www.landoverbaptist.net?

[jon.nash29]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

Why have you "moved around" so much, Brother? What are you running from?

I am not running from anything - my parents have changed jobs a number of times (for a number of reasons, though I personally think they just like to discover different places - a characteristic I have inherited!), and as I still live with them (though I am at university during term-time), I have obviously moved with them. I am also involved in a number of country-wide groups, meaning I have friends all over the UK who I do not see very often, so Facebook is a useful tool to stay in contact

[Cranky Old Man]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

meaning I have friends all over the UK who I do not see very often, so Facebook is a useful tool to stay in contact

You should stop looking at naked pictures and start reading the Holy Bible!

[The_cheeseburger]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

What? Their are internet sites besides http://www.landoverbaptist.net?

there are tons of them

[AtheistChivvy]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

Facebook was created to connect with old friends, new friends, family, etc. If you decided to befriend and meet someone you've never really known, it's your fault you got raped.

There's always the possibility that the person on the other line is actually a rapist or serial killer. But not everyone you speak to is. Great personal friendships and relationships often start online.

[Cranky Old Man]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

If you decided to befriend and meet someone you've never really known, it's your fault you got raped.

Amen!

[Felicity]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

@AtheistChivvy Welcome! I hope we can be friends!

Since you are new here please look at our please read this before posting and our your rights on this forum threads! If you already did that, just do it again. There you can learn that this forum is not about debating or unsaved opinions but about praising Jesus!

If you didn't do that yet, it would be great if you could make a thread of your own in the introductions section of the forum! That way everyone here can meet you and see how much you love Jesus!

[Jo Freddie]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

Cranky I think you need to be more careful with your profile on Farcebook, people could get the wrong idea

As a married "true christian" you should not be looking for women on the net, and as for being interested in men, don't you spend a lot of time telling people they should not be doing that sort of thing as your imaginary friend does not like it?

Now the above inferences may not have been your intention, but having your profile set as it is could explain some of the problems you have been having on Farcebook.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

My profile says the same thing. We want to share the Good News(c) about Christ's temporary death on the cross with both men and women. What's wrong with that?

Get your mind out of the gutter, pirate.

[Jo Freddie]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

My profile says the same thing. We want to share the Good News© about Christ's temporary death on the cross with both men and women. What's wrong with that?

Get your mind out of the gutter, pirate.

Now I did say...

Now the above inferences may not have been your intention, but having your profile set as it is could explain some of the problems you have been having on Farcebook.

With your information set as it is you will attract some people who have misunderstood you interest in men and women. I was mearly pointing out what some of the more colourful members of Farcebook might think you are looking for.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

Now I did say...

With your information set as it is you will attract some people who have misunderstood you interest in men and women. I was mearly pointing out what some of the more colourful members of Farcebook might think you are looking for.

This, coming from a sailor of the british persuasion...

[Cranky Old Man]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

Cranky I think you need to be more careful with your profile on Farcebook, people could get the wrong idea

As a married "true christian" you should not be looking for women on the net, and as for being interested in men, don't you spend a lot of time telling people they should not be doing that sort of thing as your imaginary friend does not like it?

Now the above inferences may not have been your intention, but having your profile set as it is could explain some of the problems you have been having on Farcebook.

If you looked more closely you would notice right above that it says I am married (over 50 years I might add). So clearly my interest in man and women is from a friendship point of view. If you would look even closer you would notice the Facebook "Add as Friend" button, making very clear what Facebook can be about to normal people. Not the depraved way people with tomato sauce addiction look at these things.

[Jo Freddie]

Re: Facebook can DESTROY your soul!

If you looked more closely you would notice right above that it says I am married (over 50 years I might add). So clearly my interest in man and women is from a friendship point of view. If you would look even closer you would notice the Facebook "Add as Friend" button, making very clear what Facebook can be about to normal people. Not the depraved way people with tomato sauce addiction look at these things.

As I have already pointed out I did say "Now the above inferences may not have been your intention, but having your profile set as it is could explain some of the problems you have been having on Farcebook."