[Drizzle]

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Very true! There have been some unconfirmed rumors about people not surviving the procedure but they all went to Heaven for sure!

Well, that sounds promising!

Anyway, I had to make a new account because I mysteriously can't log in anymore using BrittanyKelton.

Is it true Pastor Ezekiel was arrested?

[Cranky Old Man]

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Anyway, I had to make a new account because I mysteriously can't log in anymore using BrittanyKelton.

You must have forgotten your password.

Is it true Pastor Ezekiel was arrested?

It seems like that. I am sure it is some kind of mistake.

[Drizzle]

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You must have forgotten your password.

No.

I had my password autosaved and I have a log for all my online passwords.
I didn't forget it.


Oh, is this a different Pastor Ezekiel? There's probably more than Ezekiel.

http://www.landoverbaptist.net/showthread.php?p=464890#post464890

[Soldier John]

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Hello Brizzle/Brittany. Wow you have made quite an impression in such a short time. I find you fascinating because I think you are like the people I will encounter when I go out unto the world to begin my mission. I would like to know though, why are you still on here? Are you open to being Saved? Do you just want to argue? Are you trying to convince us of sinning or what? I am being sincere by the way, lol not rude or anything, I just really want to know.

[True Disciple]

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Oh, is this a different Pastor Ezekiel? There's probably more than Ezekiel.
http://www.landoverbaptist.net/showt...890#post464890

We all know that our Godly Pastor is currently being questioned by the secular authorities. Fact is, this is just another attempt by our enemies to prevent us from exercising our Religion. I trust God that he will deliver Pastor Ezekiel from his enemies, like He rescued Paul and Silas:

Acts 16:25-26:
And at midnight Paul and Silas prayed, and sang praises unto God: and the prisoners heard them. And suddenly there was a great earthquake, so that the foundations of the prison were shaken: and immediately all the doors were opened, and every one's bands were loosed.

[Drizzle]

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Hello Brizzle/Brittany. Wow you have made quite an impression in such a short time. I find you fascinating because I think you are like the people I will encounter when I go out unto the world to begin my mission. I would like to know though, why are you still on here? Are you open to being Saved? Do you just want to argue? Are you trying to convince us of sinning or what? I am being sincere by the way, lol not rude or anything, I just really want to know.

No problem! I'm totally open to answering any questions, thanks for asking so calmly.
I was originally looking for sites to research fundamentalist views and beliefs and how they differ from, as they would say, "false Christians" (or Christians that don't follow the Bible "to the letter") and came upon this one.
As of now, I'm not opened to being saved and in no way do I want to convince the Christians here that they are sinning.
I wish them to be a little more open-minded and rational, but I believe that they can worship the Lord to their hearts content, so long as it doesn't infringe upon other's right to worship freely or any other secular laws. Anymore questions?

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

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Yes, I have another question. Why do you want us to open our minds to Satan?

[Drizzle]

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Yes, I have another question. Why do you want us to open our minds to Satan?

I really wish you didn't think that of me.
Firstly, I don't believe in Satan, therefore I don't believe that anyone can open your minds to him.
But I'm not here to serve some malignant purpose. I'm learning about the fundamentalist perspective, which is a lot different than I thought it was.

I intended no offense.

[GOD=life]

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I'm learning about the fundamentalist perspective, ...

We prefer to call it True Christianity.

which is a lot different than I thought it was.

What did you think it was then? We follow the entire Bible and make no excuses for inconvenient parts.

[Drizzle]

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We prefer to call it True Christianity.

I apologize, I'll refer to it as True Christianity from now on.

What did you think it was then? We follow the entire Bible and make no excuses for inconvenient parts.

Before this, I knew that True Christians believed that homosexuality was unnatural and a sin. I knew that they were Conservatives, etc.
I did not know the extent in which they abhorred foreigners, other religions, homosexuals, women's rights, abortion, liberals, Obama, Atheists, science, and a myriad of other subjects.

It was far more radical than I could have ever conceived of.

[GOD=life]

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It was far more radical than I could have ever conceived of.

Interestingly, many so-called Christians come to exactly the same conclusion once they actually read the Bible.

When you take only bits and pieces of the Bible, you construct your own narrative, not God's.

That's where almost all Christians go wrong... and they'll find out only when it's too late.

[James Hutchins]

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I apologize, I'll refer to it as True Christianity from now on.



Before this, I knew that True Christians believed that homosexuality was unnatural and a sin. I knew that they were Conservatives, etc.
I did not know the extent in which they abhorred foreigners, other religions, homosexuals, women's rights, abortion, liberals, Obama, Atheists, science, and a myriad of other subjects.

It was far more radical than I could have ever conceived of.

Radical? No. The KJV Bible is nearly 400 years old. I'd say instead, we hold traditional values near and dear.
It is not us that "abhor". We follow rules set down by God. you seem to keep missing this point. For example, imagine there were a law that said you had to eat fish on Fridays or suffer a penalty. You may think it is a silly law and therefore break the law. But if you got caught, you'd be in trouble. The Bible is full of rules. We simply follow all of them, without deviation. We do not break the law.

[Drizzle]

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Interestingly, many so-called Christians come to exactly the same conclusion once they actually read the Bible.

When you take only bits and pieces of the Bible, you construct your own narrative, not God's.

That's where almost all Christians go wrong... and they'll find out only when it's too late.

I agree, you should either follow the whole Bible or none of it at all. You can't only pick out the parts that satisfy you. I also have a problem with Christians that do that.

[Jed_Cassidy]

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I apologize, I'll refer to it as True Christianity from now on.



Before this, I knew that True Christians believed that homosexuality was unnatural and a sin. I knew that they were Conservatives, etc.
I did not know the extent in which they abhorred foreigners, other religions, homosexuals, women's rights, abortion, liberals, Obama, Atheists, science, and a myriad of other subjects.

It was far more radical than I could have ever conceived of.

Girlie, I no one here "abhors" foreigners, homosexicals, or women's rights. We aren't racist, and we remain extremely nonviolent. All we do is simply follow God's Code in the KJV 1611. The Bible tells us homosexuality is a sin and that homosexicals will go to Hell. The Bible clearly dictates that women must be subservient to men. Please, explain to me, if we are following God's Word EXACTLY like True Christians™ should, than what are we doing wrong? Because I'm getting the impression from you that our seeking of Salvation™ is wrong, somehow

[Drizzle]

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Radical? No. The KJV Bible is nearly 400 years old. I'd say instead, we hold traditional values near and dear.
It is not us that "abhor". We follow rules set down by God. you seem to keep missing this point. For example, imagine there were a law that said you had to eat fish on Fridays or suffer a penalty. You may think it is a silly law and therefore break the law. But if you got caught, you'd be in trouble. The Bible is full of rules. We simply follow all of them, without deviation. We do not break the law.

But I, unlike you, would question that law until I was satisfied or it was revoked.
That is the fundamental difference.