[Princess L]

Re: An Introduction

Can you see their auras, too?




How about their futures? If you know someone you care about is going to get hurt, couldn't you just, I dunno, prevent it?

Nah, seeing their hearts is enough.

Yay, now you finally understand how I know what I'm supposed to do with my gifts.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: An Introduction

I can see their hearts, remember?

Can you see their auras, too?




How about their futures? If you know someone you care about is going to get hurt, couldn't you just, I dunno, prevent it?

[Princess L]

Re: An Introduction

You were afraid to reveal privacy, then put a personal portion in your signature. Also, who is stalking you? Tell us, where do you put your tin-foil hat when you lay your head on your Mainstays pillow???

Does it not worry you that you come to a place of the LORD's Children and boast about false "gifts"...? Matthew 7:15


Regards, Franklin

No one in particular is stalking me, it's just not prudent to reveal info like that on the internet.

[FranklinAndPearl]

Re: An Introduction

Not telling because this forum is public and there are stalkers out there, it's in my signature

You were afraid to reveal privacy, then put a personal portion in your signature. Also, who is stalking you? Tell us, where do you put your tin-foil hat when you lay your head on your Mainstays pillow???

Does it not worry you that you come to a place of the LORD's Children and boast about false "gifts"...? Matthew 7:15


Regards, Franklin

[Princess L]

Re: An Introduction

My panties go all moist when someone flexes their e-muscles like dat.

Haha, that's probably the cleverest response I've heard yet on this forum <sarcasm> Let's give this man a round of applause! </sarcasm>

[Didymus Much]

Re: An Introduction

...Any human who dares to harm my friends, even if God allowed them to, still acted out of their own free will, and it is therefore just for me to destroy them.

My panties go all moist when someone flexes their e-muscles like dat.

[Princess L]

Re: An Introduction

If their Salvation hasn't been guaranteed, I wouldn't count on it. The easiest person to fool into thinking we're Safe is ourselves (Jeremiah 17:9).






Boy wouldn't you have egg on your face if you went off on a half-cocked rampage, thinking you were called to go all Rambo for God when He Himself smited your friends and just didn't tell you, lol!

I can see their hearts, remember? Even some of them that have pretty dirty minds still have a heart far more righteous than yours will ever be.


Any human who dares to harm my friends, even if God allowed them to, still acted out of their own free will, and it is therefore just for me to destroy them.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: An Introduction

My friends are also fellow Christians and His children;

If their Salvation hasn't been guaranteed, I wouldn't count on it. The easiest person to fool into thinking we're Safe is ourselves (Jeremiah 17:9).

if He brings harm to them or me, it is for His greater glory. Though He slay me, yet will I still praise Him! (Job 13:15)

Boy wouldn't you have egg on your face if you went off on a half-cocked rampage, thinking you were called to go all Rambo for God when He Himself smited your friends and just didn't tell you, lol!

[Princess L]

Re: An Introduction

When will you start reading the Bible? As a Christian you are supposed to love (Luke 10:27) and fear (Psalms 25:14) God, not your friends (and especially not your family or even your own life (Luke 14:26)). And what would you do if God chose to harm your friends?

According to Jesus's teaching in the gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) what is the greatest commandment? Love the Lord your God with all your heart. What is the second greatest? Love your neighbor as yourself. I follow these both at the same time, and honour God with all my heart by watching over my friends with all my heart.

My friends are also fellow Christians and His children; if He brings harm to them or me, it is for His greater glory. Though He slay me, yet will I still praise Him! (Job 13:15)

[Roland]

Re: An Introduction

[...] I fight out of love for my friends, and hatred of anyone that would dare harm them.

When will you start reading the Bible? As a Christian you are supposed to love (Luke 10:27) and fear (Psalms 25:14) God, not your friends (and especially not your family or even your own life (Luke 14:26)). And what would you do if God chose to harm your friends?

[Princess L]

Re: An Introduction

That's what those Muslim suicide bombers all think, but you're different. Yep. Because you're super-duper sure your belief is the right one. The really right one. Not a mistake there! No siree bob! Good on you for cutting through all the bullshit of logic or reality checks, and knowing what God wants you to do! You did it without any clues whatsoever! Just the thoughts in your own head!

Muslims fight for a shallow religious decree just to satisfy their own cravings. I fight out of love for my friends, and hatred of anyone that would dare harm them.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: An Introduction

I do have a great responsibility; protecting my brothers and sisters in Christ. No matter what I believe, my love for them will keep me on the right path.

That's what those Muslim suicide bombers all think, but you're different. Yep. Because you're super-duper sure your belief is the right one. The really right one. Not a mistake there! No siree bob! Good on you for cutting through all the bullshit of logic or reality checks, and knowing what God wants you to do! You did it without any clues whatsoever! Just the thoughts in your own head! Boy, you really are God's Special Little Snowflake!

[Princess L]

Re: An Introduction

All I'm saying is with great power comes great responsibility, and it seems as if God promoted you to Exulted Pissed Off Guy without leaving any instructions. He gave the prophet Ezekiel instructions (they were weird as hell, but you can't say it wasn't specific; Ezekiel 4:4-6). But hey, so long as you believe this stuff genuinely, what could possibly go wrong?

I do have a great responsibility; protecting my brothers and sisters in Christ. No matter what I believe, my love for them will keep me on the right path.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: An Introduction

There you go again, twisting my words. I generally know what I need to do, I just need to figure out the specifics of that (and it has nothing to do with those childish things you mentioned)

All I'm saying is with great power comes great responsibility, and it seems as if God promoted you to Exulted Pissed Off Guy without leaving any instructions. He gave the prophet Ezekiel instructions (they were weird as hell, but you can't say it wasn't specific; Ezekiel 4:4-6). But hey, so long as you believe this stuff genuinely, what could possibly go wrong?

[Princess L]

Re: An Introduction

Well that's a fine howdoyoudo, to give you the power of extreme deviousness and not tell you how to use it. Did He at least leave you some clues? Has anyone walked up to you and whispered unusual commands in your ear? Do you find hidden messages in the newspapers or on reddit? Maybe He wants you to put a bag of dog poop in a paper bag and set it on fire on your neighbor's front stoop. You never know. He didn't say not do, did He? That's pretty devious stuff right there you know.

There you go again, twisting my words. I generally know what I need to do, I just need to figure out the specifics of that (and it has nothing to do with those childish things you mentioned)