Syrdon

[Syrdon]

Praise the Lord ! I'm so happy to find like-minded people eventually. This could only happen on the net, brothers and sisters, for I live in God-ridden Europe, and people here don't take kindly to true lovers of Jesus.
I must say that I'm a bit saddened you tagged me as "unbeliever trash", however, since I was obviously saved years ago after my accident... But God knows, and that's enough for me.
Anyway, please to meet you all ! May your faith never falter !

p.s : also, English isn't my first language, so don't be too hard on me

[Brother Temperance]

Re: Syrdon

Praise Jesus and welcome, friend. What's your favourite Bible verse? How did you come to repent of sin and find Jesus? What disgusting sins did you commit prior to being born again? If the answer isn't too horrifying, what is your native tongue?

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Re: Syrdon

Welcome, Syrdon. I appreciate the fact that you recognize Europe as being a cesspool of iniquity and have taken strides to learn American. That's a good step to becoming a Christian. Now, everybody who signs up is automatically labeled unsaved trash / under investigation, until we can be clear that you are not some atheist troll here to mock Jesus and have a sincere desire to accepting Christ.

Many people come here, believing themselves to be Christians, but they are not. There are only True Christians(tm) and unbelievers. That's it.

[Syrdon]

Re: Syrdon

Hello Brother Temperance, thanks for asking.

I'm afraid that I don't really have a "favourite verse", that's an american notion I guess. I personnally love the scripture as a hole.
But if I really had to choose, I would maybe say :

Jeremiah 32:27 Behold, I am the LORD, the God of all flesh: is there any thing too hard for me?
or
Peter 5:6 Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time.

Now, of what where my sins and how I came to find Jesus, I will not tell. At least not now.

I come from the very unbiblical Land of Switz, where I live surrounded by atheists - and maybe worse, people who don't care at all. Human petty laws are the only ones they value, and secular principles the only ones they live by. Quoting the Scriptures only make them laugh their pretentious laughter (I'm sure you know what I'm talking about), and that hurts very much - especially when I think about how they will eventually end up. But they don't listen, never do.

As you said brother Jim, conditions are harsh for believers here, but I reckon this might just as well be a challenge God set up for me, to test my faith.

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

Re: Syrdon

Normally, I would suggest that a foreigner seek out the nearest Baptist Church but I see you are in trouble from the start:

In a response, Tony Peck (Prague), the General-Secretary of the European Baptist Federation (EBF), described himself as „surprised and dismayed“ by the outcome. Banning a minaret “strikes at the heart of religious tolerance, which I thought the Swiss nation valued very highly”.

You see that anything with “European” at the start of the name is the equivalent of 20 foot high neon letters spelling out, “FALSE”.

American Christians were overjoyed at the ban on minarets in your country but this false prophet “Peck” from communist Chek Chezk Cekhz Central Europe seems to be approving of worshiping false gods and tolerating those who will not accept Jesus as their leader (Luke:19:27 refers)

In the circumstances, look around Landover, see what we stand for and fellowship with us.

[Syrdon]

Re: Syrdon

Thanks for your warmly welcome, Brother Ezekiel.

I must say you're right : people here in Switzerland hate muslims, which is good, but a lot of them hate Jesus as well, which obviously is not ! They banned minarets, but they might as well ban Churches in the near future for all I know.
So, I must endure my daily plight as best as I can, keeping in mind He constantly watches over me.

I see you got a lot of sinners around here. Do not permit their lies to blemish your faith.

Good night brothers, the sun has now rotated to your side of the Earth, and I must go to sleep.

[Nobar King]

Re: Syrdon

good night brothers, the sun has now rotated to your side of the Earth, and I must go to sleep.

No, it didn't.

[James Hutchins]

Re: Syrdon

Brothers, I would stand at an arm and a half lengths from this person. He is an Ossetic demon. All I can tell you is he may be culpable for the decline in the Bald Eagle population. Please do not ask me for more information. I have already said too much.

[Syrdon]

Re: Syrdon

No, it didn't.

It clearly did, since it was no longer above my head.

As for you brother James, Syrdon is indeed a demon in the religion of the Ossetes. Now think about it : does being a demon in a false religion really make you bad ? I don't think so. The Ossetes were - and still are btw - a bunch of Jesus haters. So what's against them must be good.
That works in every case, please check wikipedia. And please, do not question my faith again.

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Re: Syrdon

It clearly did, since it was no longer above my head.

As for you brother James, Syrdon is indeed a demon in the religion of the Ossetes. Now think about it : does being a demon in a false religion really make you bad ? I don't think so. The Ossetes were - and still are btw - a bunch of Jesus haters. So what's against them must be good.
That works in every case, please check wikipedia. And please, do not question my faith again.

Not necessarily. You are falling into the trap of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". Jews and Muslims don't get along (see Israel/Palestine conflict) yet both of those cults are enemies of True Christianity(tm).

I think Brother James' point is that we are supposed to seperate ourselves from heathens and their influence (see Ephesians 5:11). When Christians create names on here, they use their User Name to reflect themselves. I guess naming yourself after a pagan demon isn't the best way to present yourself.

[Syrdon]

Re: Syrdon

I guess you're right.

But again, I'm european, and my first language is French, and I got a university degree, so what can a fellow do in such circumstances.

[James Hutchins]

Re: Syrdon

So not only are you intimately involved with demons, you are from eurostain, speak french, the language of the fainting goats and you have a degree in demonology?

Lock the doors and nail them shut, good people.

[Syrdon]

Re: Syrdon

Or could you try to help me instead of shutting the doors ?

I won't even bother quoting the Bible to illustrate how blatantly unanointed your attitude towards me is. This, sir, is not the Christianism I was taught.
(and my degree is in agricultural engineering)

[GOD=life]

Re: Syrdon

This, sir, is not the Christianism I was taught.

Did you use the KJV 1611 Bible? If not, you were not taught real Christianity.

You can try to learn about real Christianity here, but it requires an humility and an open mind. You can't come barging in here and make demands.

[James Hutchins]

Re: Syrdon

Or could you try to help me instead of shutting the doors ?

I won't even bother quoting the Bible to illustrate how blatantly unanointed your attitude towards me is. This, sir, is not the Christianism I was taught.
(and my degree is in agricultural engineering)

Alright Sy, can I call you Sy. You are a pal!

Sy, what can I do for you. You know there is little I can about your demons other than refer you to a Pastor. But seeing you are a farmer and I own a little farm, we apparently have much in common. I sow oats, what you grow?
You have to understand, the Devil is always nipping at a Christians heals. So careful conservatism is always called for. But I can tell you are a sincere Christian. So I have your back my friend!