[Rev. Jim Osborne]

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PerfectlyPierced, how old are you? Can you post a picture of yourself? What parts of your body are pierced?

I want to pray for you so that you will find Jesus in your heart, so I need to get a good mental image on what to focus on. The Lord died for your sins so that you may have eternal life. Don't mock him by impaling yourself with metal.

[True Disciple]

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Someone already told me once I have pierced anything on my body I would go to hell even if I took them out....so not much point in that.

Well, maybe there is still a way out, according to Mark 9:43:

And if thy hand offend thee, cut it off: it is better for thee to enter into life maimed, than having two hands to go into hell, into the fire that never shall be quenched:

I hope you didn't pierce any vital organs?

[PerfectlyDeluded]

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I am 18 pastor.

My ears, tounge, nose, belly, and other other places that are private.

I guess I could post a picture....later on tonight I will.

[PerfectlyDeluded]

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Well, maybe there is still a way out, according to Mark 9:43:

And if thy hand offend thee, cut it off: it is better for thee to enter into life maimed, than having two hands to go into hell, into the fire that never shall be quenched:

I hope you didn't pierce any vital organs?

I can't do that....I'm only a woman....dosen't that mean I am going to hell any way or is that a Catholic thing? Not much use in caring if I am going any way.

[Soulless Husk]

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Amen, Sister!

This harlot could use some True Christian™ Discipline, in my opinion.

It seems the Good book has many uses.

[Jacob the Angry Liar]

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I can't do that....I'm only a woman....dosen't that mean I am going to hell any way or is that a Catholic thing? Not much use in caring if I am going any way.

AT this point, we have no way of knowing if women go to Heaven or not. If they don't, you won't go to hell either. You'll just cease to exist, due to lack of a soul. But it's always worth a chance.

Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor print any marks upon you: I am the LORD. (Leviticus 19:28)

By getting piercings, you have sinned against the LORD. But He might forgive you if you repent your sins. Remember, God sent His own son Jesus Christ to die for our sins. The burden is upon Him, but only if you accept Jesus as your LORD and savior, get baptized, stop sinning, and tithe at least 40% of your income to God's Favorite Church™, Landover Baptist.

[PerfectlyDeluded]

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I was baptised at birth...The piercings I have are not for the dead...that's creepy.

I may consider it.....but it does not seem like you people have much fun.....

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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I was baptised at birth...The piercings I have are not for the dead...that's creepy.

I may consider it.....but it does not seem like you people have much fun.....

Baptising babies is one of the Roman Catholic Papistry's most foul blasphemies. Your soul is in serious peril.

Better read THIS and repent!

[PerfectlyDeluded]

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Baptising babies is one of the Roman Catholic Papistry's most foul blasphemies. Your soul is in serious peril.

Better read THIS and repent!

To my knowledge I was not baptised a Catholic no one in my family is Catholic so I kind of doubt it. Thanks for your concern though....

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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To my knowledge I was not baptised a Catholic no one in my family is Catholic so I kind of doubt it. Thanks for your concern though....

What other church does infant baptism?

[PerfectlyDeluded]

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What other church does infant baptism?

I thought all churches did such things Pator....

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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I thought all churches did such things Pator....

Well you thought wrongly. The Bible does not endorse such things. Here's a list of reasons why infant Baptism is wrong, just off the top of my head:

1. Infant Baptism in not in the Scriptures.

2. Those in the Bible who we see being baptized are all baptized after hearing and publicly professing belief in the gospel.

3. Baptism is never referred to as a replacement sign for circumcision. In fact, the two are never compared at all in the Scriptures. (If baptism replaced circumcision, why did the Council at Jerusalem fail to tell the Gentiles that they did not need to circumcize BECAUSE circumcision was now replaced by baptism?)

4. The New Covenant is comprised of the elect only. (Jer 31:31-34; 1 John 2:20; Hebrews 8) Why would we give the covenant sign to one who is not in the covenant? We are not in the New Covenant until we are saved.

5. Infant Baptism, and Full Covenant Theology, denies the doctrine of Unconditional Election. God does not elect you based on who your parents are and what they believe.

6. Infant Baptism denies Limited Atonement, too. The New Covenant is a Covenant in Christ's blood. For whom did He die and shed His blood? The elect. To say one who is not elect and not atoned for is in the covenant of His blood means Jesus died for all men and those excluded are excluded by their choice or by their failure to take advantage of the atonement, potentially made for them.

7. Infant Baptism denies the regenerate nature of the church by purposefully including some non-elect in the membership of the church. One is a sheep or a goat. Goats are not members of the herd! (1 John 2:19; Matthew 7:21-23)

8. Baptism is a public profession of personal faith in Christ, signifying the reality of being born again. Can an infant profess faith?

9. If God promises that the children of believers are in covenant with Him, why then are there some children of believers who are never saved?

10. As Jesus is the only Mediator between God and men, what is His role as Mediator in the New Covenant? Part of that role as mediator is that He intercedes for Covenant Members. Jesus does not pray for the world, but only for the elect. (John 17:9).

I'm sure there are more, but I'm busy.

[PerfectlyDeluded]

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Well you thought wrongly. The Bible does not endorse such things. Here's a list of reasons why infant Baptism is wrong, just off the top of my head:

1. Infant Baptism in not in the Scriptures.

2. Those in the Bible who we see being baptized are all baptized after hearing and publicly professing belief in the gospel.

3. Baptism is never referred to as a replacement sign for circumcision. In fact, the two are never compared at all in the Scriptures. (If baptism replaced circumcision, why did the Council at Jerusalem fail to tell the Gentiles that they did not need to circumcize BECAUSE circumcision was now replaced by baptism?)

4. The New Covenant is comprised of the elect only. (Jer 31:31-34; 1 John 2:20; Hebrews 8) Why would we give the covenant sign to one who is not in the covenant? We are not in the New Covenant until we are saved.

5. Infant Baptism, and Full Covenant Theology, denies the doctrine of Unconditional Election. God does not elect you based on who your parents are and what they believe.

6. Infant Baptism denies Limited Atonement, too. The New Covenant is a Covenant in Christ's blood. For whom did He die and shed His blood? The elect. To say one who is not elect and not atoned for is in the covenant of His blood means Jesus died for all men and those excluded are excluded by their choice or by their failure to take advantage of the atonement, potentially made for them.

7. Infant Baptism denies the regenerate nature of the church by purposefully including some non-elect in the membership of the church. One is a sheep or a goat. Goats are not members of the herd! (1 John 2:19; Matthew 7:21-23)

8. Baptism is a public profession of personal faith in Christ, signifying the reality of being born again. Can an infant profess faith?

9. If God promises that the children of believers are in covenant with Him, why then are there some children of believers who are never saved?

10. As Jesus is the only Mediator between God and men, what is His role as Mediator in the New Covenant? Part of that role as mediator is that He intercedes for Covenant Members. Jesus does not pray for the world, but only for the elect. (John 17:9).

I'm sure there are more, but I'm busy.

Well thank you for responding although you are busy.

So Pastor if I was baptised at birth what does that mean? After all I can not be baptised into a different religion can I? No one can be baptised twice can they?

[Halleluyah Rob]

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Ah very fun....what's 4chan??? You look like a harley rider very sexy

I'll have you know Brother James is one of the most masculine manly men on this forum; your homosexual temptations will not even phase him. Just yesterday I saw him in his back yard wrestling an elk to the ground after one of his shots missed; it came at him. The elk charged at him, he managed to do a flip over it, grab the antlers, and slam it down on the ground.

His shirt got ripped off and he had to cook the elk out back on his fire pit. Some of the juices of the meat dripped on him, so he had to lather it like oil all over his muscular body. I watched from my window with binoculars in complete shock at his amazing strength.

As you can see, he's tough as nails, and you can't have him!

[Soulless Husk]

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I'm sure there are more, but I'm busy.

Infant baptism is a Catlicker convention, and as such should be frowned upon.