[James Hutchins]

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You call your idea of discipline and abuse different from each other? I would never lay a hand on my wife in a violent way. She listens to me. I listen to her. WE LOVE EACH OTHER!!! That is why you marry someone. Because you love them and want to start a family with them. NOT because you want someone to have sex with and be your servant. You do not teach them how to behave. You learn from each other!!! And you love each other.

A True Christian™ abhors violence. I am shocked you'd even let the thought enter your mind. I've read a few of your other posts and you certainly have some perverted and twisted thoughts. None of us ever lays a hand on anybody in a violent way. We instead offer our hand with form guidance.
We too love our wives and God. We too, want to have a family full of fine True Christian™ soldiers. We too, do not get married to have a servant. There are others that can do that. Everyone has roles to play in life. The man is the head of the household, everyone else plays a supporting part.
When mistakes are made, it is my duty to correct the errors and ensure it never, ever happens again.

[Emmett]

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And is you'er idea of 'correcting' these mistakes hiting them in some way, shape, or form? Because I read some where on this site a man used to hit a pregnet woman in the belly to toughen the baby up and punish the woman for some thing that eve did only god knows how long ago. And he did not mean for you to keep punishing women for some thing he's already punished them for. Thats why child birth is painful.

[Nobar King]

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And he did not mean for you to keep punishing women for some thing he's already punished them for. Thats why child birth is painful.

Did you mom tell you that?

[Emmett]

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Did you mom tell you that?

You forgot the r in your or you're. And yes my mom did tell me that thank you very much!

[Brother Temperance]

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Now, I do agree with women being subject to their husbands, but I'm not sure about beating them.

If you agree that women should be subject to their husbands, then you can't deny husbands the right to use reasonable force against their wives if they try to assert their independence. Take away a man's right to discipline his wife, and you'd have anarchy.

See, I totally agree with that, Heathen_Basher. But a Jew can turn to Jesus and live according to His teachings.

Yes, a Jew can stop being a stingy Jew and get saved. An atheist can turn to Jesus as well, but that hardly means that atheists are God's chosen people now does it?

So, Let me get this straight? Christ said "Do as I say, Not as I do?" I think not. At least that's not the way MY KJV1611 reads. I do believe you have a WARPED sense of the Bible.

Do you actually think we should try and behave like God? Laying down arbitrary rules, demanding constant affection, and killing anyone who crossed us? If we tried to behave like Our Lord, society would label us as psychopaths.

You learn from each other!

What can you learn from a woman, tho? I mean, I understand they might have some useful tips on cooking and cleaning, but a man showing an interest in either of those subjects sounds kind of queer to me.

And he did not mean for you to keep punishing women for some thing he's already punished them for. Thats why child birth is painful.

Yes, child birth is (part of) women's punishment for their role in original sin. But God has not already punished women for burning our steaks, so that's up to us.

[WhyAmIHere?]

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Completely argree

[James Hutchins]

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Well, you two Homers should move to San Francisco and get married.

[godsaves]

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[/I]Jesus was a Jew. No he was NOT! The Bible was written by Jews. No, it was written by True Christians, who were also Baptists.

First of all, Jesus was Jewish. He celebrate passover and followed jewish law. Thats why he was in Jerusalem before he was crucified, to celebrate the passover. (Correct me if I'm wrong.)

Second, yes a large part of the bible was written by Jews. Who else would have written the Old Testament since Christians were not even around until after Jesus' death and the start of the New Testament.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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First of all, Jesus was Jewish. He celebrate passover and followed jewish law. Thats why he was in Jerusalem before he was crucified, to celebrate the passover. (Correct me if I'm wrong.)

Consider yourself corrected. Jesus IS not a damned joo. Look at THIS!

You aren't even a Christian, are you.

[godsaves]

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I am Christian, and ok, I'll go with this for a second. What about the Old Testament, who wrote that?

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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I am Christian, and ok, I'll go with this for a second. What about the Old Testament, who wrote that?

God.

[godsaves]

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I mean like on Earth. Not to sound sarcastic, but did God reach down from heaven with a pen and started writing?

[James Hutchins]

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I mean like on Earth. Not to sound sarcastic, but did God reach down from heaven with a pen and started writing?

No, he had his words transcribed. He is much too busy to sit down and write.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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I mean like on Earth. Not to sound sarcastic, but did God reach down from heaven with a pen and started writing?

So you obviously are not a Christian in any sense of the word. Please read THIS Godly Chick Tract which explains in detail how God transmitted the Holy KJV1611 Bible.

Now let me anticipate your next question:

"If God wrote the Bible, why do we give the human authors the credit?" am I right?

This is how God works. I see it like a mother making cookies. Her young child so badly wants to help. So, even though Mom could do it much more quickly and with much less mess if she worked alone, she gladly accepts her child's help. Then when the cookies are done and Daddy comes home from work, Mom proudly displays the cookies and says, look at what little Susie made for you today, taking none of the credit for herself.

God uses us to carry out His tasks, not because He needs us, not because we do such a great job, but because He knows that we are blessed by being used by Him. It is clear that none of the writers of Scripture could have conjured up the writings without God inspiring them. Since God is perfect, He would never allow Hid Holy Word to be written with error.

"And this voice which came from heaven we heard, when we were with him in the holy mount. We have also a more sure word of prophecy; whereunto ye do well that ye take heed, as unto a light that shineth in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the day star arise in your hearts: knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost" (II Peter 1:18-21).

[godsaves]

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I'm sorry but the link didn't work for me. My next question was actually, I do agree that God inspired/wrote/whatever word you prefer, my question was literally who, on earth, actually wrote down Gods word?