[talan1590 (On Moderation)]

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Another evidence that I live in the town I say I do.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=D3UoUtH26R8

And when you get there, read the second post on the video. It was posted by me over a week ago, long before I found out about this place.

[Virginia Day Templeton]

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This proves nothing except that the music you make does indeed glorify Satan -- in the form of some lustful, many-tentacled Aztec demon, but Satan nonetheless. Thanks for confirming our suspicions.

[talan1590 (On Moderation)]

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Then if you want to know where WHBC is, type in woodland heights church into Yahoo search. What is the first link that pops up and where does it say it is?

[talan1590 (On Moderation)]

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This proves nothing except that the music you make does indeed glorify Satan -- in the form of some lustful, many-tentacled Aztec demon, but Satan nonetheless. Thanks for confirming our suspicions.

OMG!!!!!!! I cannot choose what we play for marching band season. My band director chooses it, and if you were to say that everyone playing that, some of which do nothing but anything to do with church is a Satanic worshipper, thats at least 280 people.

[Virginia Day Templeton]

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You knew what the piece was called and you chose to play it regardless, as did your 279 colleagues. Why don't you simply accept the blame and repent?

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

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I cannot choose what we play for marching band season.

But you can choose to participate in sin, and choose you have. Jesus temporarily died for your sins, but you continue to make a mockery of His ultimate sacrifice. For shame. FOR SHAME!

[talan1590 (On Moderation)]

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Okay, so you're saying that even if I was the most die-hard Christian on the face of the planet (just for example), and I was to play this piece. I would still commit a humongous sin and I would be sinning against God's name? Its the name of the song. The show this year was a latin theme.

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

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Okay, so you're saying that even if I was the most die-hard Christian on the face of the planet (just for example), and I was to play this piece. I would still commit a humongous sin and I would be sinning against God's name? Its the name of the song. The show this year was a latin theme.

And who uses a LOT of Latin? Papist scum, that's who. This hole you're digging for yourself just keeps getting deeper and deeper, and will soon lead all the way down to Hell.

[Born Again Kev]

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And who uses a LOT of Latin? Papist scum, that's who. This hole you're digging for yourself just keeps getting deeper and deeper, and will soon lead all the way down to Hell.

Actually, the apostles spoke Latin. Jesus may have, I'm not sure. Most saints spoke Latin, as it was the language of scholars in the Middle Ages. Most, if not all, early Christians spoke Latin as well. "Papist scum" are in no way the only people to speak/use the Latin language.

[talan1590 (On Moderation)]

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Okay... take a deep breath... try to forgive all the remarks made towards me... think about all Jesus took, this isn't anywhere within light years compared to that...

Okay. If you are able to name one high school marching band in the United States who plays nothing but Christian music year after year, I will see your point. But each year, the band directors come up with a theme. They want to entertain the fans. And then they find music that matches with that theme. We also played "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" and "Malaguena".

[Virginia Day Templeton]

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Actually, the apostles spoke Latin. Jesus may have, I'm not sure. Most saints spoke Latin, as it was the language of scholars in the Middle Ages. Most, if not all, early Christians spoke Latin as well. "Papist scum" are in no way the only people to speak/use the Latin language.

But God dictated His Word in English, thus removing any need for the lesser tongues. To continue dwelling on them would be like saying to God, "your language isn't good enough for us," which sounds very much like something Lucifer might have said prior to the Fall... in other words, it's simply wrong.

[talan1590 (On Moderation)]

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Another question that I don't know. Where did God say that Baptist was the only true form of Christianity?

[Born Again Kev]

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But God dictated His Word in English, thus removing any need for the lesser tongues. To continue dwelling on them would be like saying to God, "your language isn't good enough for us," which sounds very much like something Lucifer might have said prior to the Fall... in other words, it's simply wrong.

Not necessarily. The Bible was not written in English. I wouldn't doubt that parts were written before English existed. As I recall, the KJV is a translation of the Bible (the original language escapes me). Speaking in "lesser tongues" wouldn't mean you are shunning English. There are many instances in which a person would be completely unable to speak English. Also, certain concepts do not translate well into English, so it is sometimes necessary to know a language to fully understand and appreciate something not written in English. On a final note, much of our language comes from Latin and it is a good way to better understand our own language. Study some linguistics, it's quite interesting to see just how alike seemingly completely different languages are.

[Virginia Day Templeton]

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Not necessarily. The Bible was not written in English. I wouldn't doubt that parts were written before English existed. As I recall, the KJV is a translation of the Bible (the original language escapes me).

Not exactly. Brother Chick tackles the subject with great eloquence here, but I'll try to explain it as best I can. Basically, the original Word was corrupted by Satan -- partly through his influence on translators, partly through the innately Satanic nature of the languages into which it was being printed -- to the point where many of its most crucial messages were lost and people who earnestly believed were being led to damnation. To remedy this, God dictated a purified, flawless version of His Word to King James and his scribes, which was written, of course, in English.

Speaking in "lesser tongues" wouldn't mean you are shunning English. There are many instances in which a person would be completely unable to speak English.

Can you name one? To me, this smacks of wishy-washy subjectivism. It's like saying that African bush-dwellers are "allowed" to worship demons and mutilate their flesh with animal bones simply because they lack the technology to receive Christ's message. Ignorance is no excuse, my friend.

Also, certain concepts do not translate well into English, so it is sometimes necessary to know a language to fully understand and appreciate something not written in English. On a final note, much of our language comes from Latin and it is a good way to better understand our own language. Study some linguistics, it's quite interesting to see just how alike seemingly completely different languages are.

But God never spoke in Latin. Applying its rules to His Perfect Tongue would only serve to pervert and lessen it; and again, souls could be lost. Why would we want to risk that just to have a higher standing among the liberal elite of academia?

[talan1590 (On Moderation)]

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Okay, can one of the mods please delete this thread? Thanks.