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  • Poordumbdirt
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    Re: Greets

    Originally posted by Pastor Ezekiel View Post
    All we need to do is to show them what a True Christian™ looks, smells and sounds like.

    not like teen spirit


    Praise the Lord!

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  • Pastor Ezekiel
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    Originally posted by Poordumbdirt View Post
    You may well be right (I am not in a position to know), but is it not reasonable to think that, if lively beats bring Youth to our churches, it can only be a good thing? True, once tightly embraced within the church bosom, it behoves these Youth to expand their understanding - but as a device to harvest Young souls for the Lord? Why, it almost can't be beaten!
    Why not provide sex orgies and demon rum too? Based on your logic, I'm sure that would "bring youth to our churches.

    Jesus doesn't need us to find ways of tricking kids into attending Church. All we need to do is to show them what a True Christian(tm) looks, smells and sounds like.

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  • Poordumbdirt
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    Originally posted by Elmer G. White View Post
    Mr. Dirt,

    I'll try to explain this for you. We know the Bible was written by our Lord. That is why it can be trusted always and entirely. The lyrics and hormonies of Rock were not written by our Lord. It is possible that the authors of these musings FEEL that they are inspired by our Lord Jesus but more often they are not. They fall into the category that the Bible warns us against.

    Psalms 127:1
    (A Song of degrees for Solomon.) Except the LORD build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the LORD keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.

    Now this is written in metaphor in order to be applicable to various situations, such as false music. Basically God's word is the house built by Jesus and your music is the exception that is not built by Jesus, thus it is vanity. In contrast. God's Word is not vanity.

    2 Timothy 3:16
    All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:

    What is profitable? Things that take you to Heaven. You can take up a musical hobby there if it pleases you.


    Yours in Christ,

    Elmer

    You may well be right (I am not in a position to know), but is it not reasonable to think that, if lively beats bring Youth to our churches, it can only be a good thing? True, once tightly embraced within the church bosom, it behoves these Youth to expand their understanding - but as a device to harvest Young souls for the Lord? Why, it almost can't be beaten!


    Still, I accept what you say in my own interest, and appreciate your concern. I begin to see that resting on Rock laurels is not going to cut it with the Lord long term.

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  • Elmer G. White
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    Originally posted by Poordumbdirt View Post
    I'm entirely unaware of inadvertent sport at the expense of the Lord's flock. Is it so difficult to believe that a believer might find inspiration in the bevelled edges of Christian Rock, as opposed to chapter and verse? Why must this approach necessarily equate to mockery? ...
    Mr. Dirt,

    I'll try to explain this for you. We know the Bible was written by our Lord. That is why it can be trusted always and entirely. The lyrics and hormonies of Rock were not written by our Lord. It is possible that the authors of these musings FEEL that they are inspired by our Lord Jesus but more often they are not. They fall into the category that the Bible warns us against.

    Psalms 127:1
    (A Song of degrees for Solomon.) Except the LORD build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the LORD keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.

    Now this is written in metaphor in order to be applicable to various situations, such as false music. Basically God's word is the house built by Jesus and your music is the exception that is not built by Jesus, thus it is vanity. In contrast. God's Word is not vanity.

    2 Timothy 3:16
    All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:

    What is profitable? Things that take you to Heaven. You can take up a musical hobby there if it pleases you.


    Yours in Christ,

    Elmer

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  • Poordumbdirt
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    Originally posted by Alvin Moss View Post
    When you make sport of Christians, who are God's people, you make sport of the Lord God Himself. We are beloved by Him and we do His bidding, which He has made clear in His Book. You are an unbeliever and an unsaved wretch. You are a wicked man, drunk with your own foolish ideas. I expect you will wind up in the lake that burns eternally with sulphurous fire. I will pray otherwise, but I doubt it will do any good.

    I'm entirely unaware of inadvertent sport at the expense of the Lord's flock. Is it so difficult to believe that a believer might find inspiration in the bevelled edges of Christian Rock, as opposed to chapter and verse? Why must this approach necessarily equate to mockery? I'm the first to admit that Christian Rock can be confronting in it's willingness to go almost to the outer edges of the borders of the margins of secular rock music, but that does not mean it promotes mockery. I think what's happening here is that you see me champion Christian music, and think .... ROCK MUSIC! code yellow!


    Alternatively you've somehow extracted a insincere Note from my Warblings. If this latter is true, then I submit that the ear of the beholder ought to be considered. With respect.

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  • Alvin Moss
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    Originally posted by Poordumbdirt View Post
    I never make sport of the Lord, Sir. Certainly, I've been known to toy with unbelievers in my time. Sometimes to a degree that a b#ddhist might describe as cruelly (though the unbeliever is a simple creature, so with sense thus dull will not feel 'challenges' as keenly as the believer), but I do not now, nor will ever, mock the Lord.

    When you make sport of Christians, who are God's people, you make sport of the Lord God Himself. We are beloved by Him and we do His bidding, which He has made clear in His Book. You are an unbeliever and an unsaved wretch. You are a wicked man, drunk with your own foolish ideas. I expect you will wind up in the lake that burns eternally with sulphurous fire. I will pray otherwise, but I doubt it will do any good.

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  • Poordumbdirt
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    Re: Greets

    Originally posted by Alvin Moss View Post
    While the results of investigations are held on a need to know basis by the Investigations Ministry, I don't think I need to actually read the report to know that the investigation of this man is going badly. As always, I was hopeful when this man appeared, but even then there were red flags. I believe this man is on the road to perdition and has just stopped by to make sport of us as he passes.

    Satan rules alone in Hell, Mr. Dirt. No matter what you think is the reward that awaits you in Hell, you will get the same treatment as every other wretch there present.

    I never make sport of the Lord, Sir. Certainly, I've been known to toy with unbelievers in my time. Sometimes to a degree that a b#ddhist might describe as cruelly (though the unbeliever is a simple creature, so with sense thus dull will not feel 'challenges' as keenly as the believer), but I do not now, nor will ever, mock the Lord.

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  • Alvin Moss
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    While the results of investigations are held on a need to know basis by the Investigations Ministry, I don't think I need to actually read the report to know that the investigation of this man is going badly. As always, I was hopeful when this man appeared, but even then there were red flags. I believe this man is on the road to perdition and has just stopped by to make sport of us as he passes.

    Satan rules alone in Hell, Mr. Dirt. No matter what you think is the reward that awaits you in Hell, you will get the same treatment as every other wretch there present.

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  • Poordumbdirt
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    Re: Greets

    Originally posted by BaptistLady1 View Post
    Sir, you will need a much longer amount of time to contemplate your path. My heart hurts for you. You need to find the True GOD. Not these false idols you call Stryper that you think will show you the way.
    Thank you, good lady. I've never thought Stryper could show me the way. Or any way, for that matter. I simply revel in Christian Rock, when possible. It tells of love of the Lord in a Youthful and Now voice, but has the edge smoothed off to avoid incitement of unbridled feelings. Why, I can attend such a 'gig', and not once find a toe tapping of its own volition ... that's what I call a safety dance!

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  • Poordumbdirt
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    Originally posted by Walter Van Slyke View Post
    No, Stryper is not a Christian rock band. Furthermore, they have been known to associate with heathens like Ratt and Bon Jovi, in direct violation of the Lords command not to. (1 Corinthians 5:9).

    You have been deceived, friend.

    I had not realised they associate with the likes of Mr Jovi - that is shocking news indeed. And Ratt?


    Not knowing my scriptures, I missed the violation. Yes, I can see now the potential for danger there is in ignorance of the small and large print.

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  • BaptistLady1
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    Originally posted by Poordumbdirt View Post
    Hello Mrs Lamb, thanks for your thoughtful reply.

    I can only protest, in my defence, that Stryper are a Christian band. And I'm fairly confident they've never sent anyone's s#x juices on a wild goose chase. At least I can't imagine anyone having such a response to them, or their music. Praise the Lord.

    But I do see your point, and will spend a few hours in contemplation of my path. Bless your heart.
    Sir, you will need a much longer amount of time to contemplate your path. My heart hurts for you. You need to find the True GOD. Not these false idols you call Stryper that you think will show you the way.

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  • Walter Van Slyke
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    Re: Greets

    Originally posted by Poordumbdirt View Post
    I can only protest, in my defence, that Stryper are a Christian band.
    No, Stryper is not a Christian rock band. Furthermore, they have been known to associate with heathens like Ratt and Bon Jovi, in direct violation of the Lords command not to. (1 Corinthians 5:9).

    You have been deceived, friend.

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  • Poordumbdirt
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    Hello Mrs Lamb, thanks for your thoughtful reply.

    I can only protest, in my defence, that Stryper are a Christian band. And I'm fairly confident they've never sent anyone's s#x juices on a wild goose chase. At least I can't imagine anyone having such a response to them, or their music. Praise the Lord.

    But I do see your point, and will spend a few hours in contemplation of my path. Bless your heart.

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  • Naomi Ruth Lamb
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    Apologies to me are unimportant. It is our LORD you offend, knave. We reached out in the love of Christ only to find that now you allow the demonic strains of some pop rock band into your home? Are you aware of the fact that the bass in non-Christian music affects your cerebrospinal fluid, causing it to gyrate and fool your body into thinking it is engaging in the marital act? We have medical doctors and psychologists here that can explain it far better than I, but aren't you concerned about your cerebrospinal fluid?

    If your car suddenly sent all its brake fluid to the headlights, making them think they were brakes and therefore they stopped working, would you be happy? No - you'd head to a mechanic. Well, in this case, JESUS is the mechanic you need. Let His sweet music flow through you in love and forgiveness and renounce the minions of the devil that are trying to enter your nether regions. You may think me a foolish woman, but others here will back me up on this - and then you'll feel like the foolish one. Come out of the darkness and find the warm, soothing light of our Lord. This is the ideal weekend to die to sin and be reborn in Jesus. Not a physical death, but the death of darkness, which is replaced by soothing peace and cleansing of the spirit.

    In prayer,
    NRL

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  • Poordumbdirt
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    Re: Greets

    Originally posted by Naomi Ruth Lamb View Post

    Obviously the troll gate is open. It does no good to try that here, son. We've seen it all and heard it all. Nothing comes between us and our Jesus. Nothing.
    Was it the mention of Stryper?

    Or failure to own a KJV?

    Either way, apologies. If there were a Baptist silice, I'd don it now.

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