[Cindy Lou Jenkins]

Re: Hello from new member

Cindy Lou Jenkins,

you mean to say that i don't know the colour of my own skin? The members/moderators here have never met me, since i live in Australia and your community is situated in America. Do you really believe no moderator here could *ever* make a mistake?

Are you, as unsaved trash, suggesting that i made a mistake? i'll have you know that i am a True Christian(tm) and i never make mistakes.

Matthew 5:48 (King James Version) 48Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect.

Are you suggesting that our moderators can't tell the difference between an abo and a regular person?

(Billy Bob: I approve this post.)

[James Hutchins]

Re: Hello from new member

Typical Godless abo, making demands, hollering with her turndun.

Look missy, just because you've gotten too old to place your ankles behind your ears while sitting on a bar stool is no reason to get all huffy here. WE are here to help those that want to learn about God. We have little interest in your inability to spell.

[Chockolate]

Re: Hello from new member

Do you really believe no moderator here could *ever* make a mistake?

You come on here and insult everyone, and then wonder why the moderators slap you? You're being very offensive here.

[srvitude]

Re: Hello from new member

my deepest apologies, i have not meant to upset anyone. i was not meaning to be argumentative, simply inquiring to learn. i am so sorry if i have come across as questioning the leaders of LBC. Please accept my humble apology.

i feel quite grieved that you fine people may have been angered by me. Truth be told, i have found very few places where i feel comfortable. i've read through posts about your beliefs on women, Men being superior and in charge of the home and society at large, women being silent in church, rape, etc and i agree wholeheartedly. There are very few places where i can find people i agree with on these issues today. i truly hope i wasn't too offensive.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Hello from new member

my deepest apologies, i have not meant to upset anyone. i was not meaning to be argumentative, simply inquiring to learn. i am so sorry if i have come across as questioning the leaders of LBC. Please accept my humble apology.

i feel quite grieved that you fine people may have been angered by me. Truth be told, i have found very few places where i feel comfortable. i've read through posts about your beliefs on women, Men being superior and in charge of the home and society at large, women being silent in church, rape, etc and i agree wholeheartedly. There are very few places where i can find people i agree with on these issues today. i truly hope i wasn't too offensive.

What exactly do you want? Besides lessons in proper American capitalization, spelling and grammar I mean. So far you've told us almost nothing about yourself.

If you'd like to find out more about Landover Baptist Church, please read THIS thread created especially for new posters.

If you have a question, use the "search" function before posting it. Most likely it is being discussed somewhere on this Godly forum. Please don't waste God's precious bandwidth.

You will keep a respectful tongue in your head whenever addressing your betters, which includes all True Christians™. Failure to do so, or any attempt at inciting debate or mockery of God's Divine Plan, can and will result in the suspension of your posting privileges.

Your rights on this forum are listed HERE. If you feel that any of these rights have been violated, please don't hesitate to contact a Pastor at once.

[srvitude]

Re: Hello from new member

Pastor Ezekiel, thank you for the links, I found them very informative.

To give you a better idea of who I am, I grew up as the oldest daugher of three in a non-religious household. My father had died when I was 3 and my mother married again, my sisters came from that union. When I was 11 she divorced him and from then on, there were no men in the family.

At 17 I became a born again christian with a local baptist church and was faithful for 6 years, but then I wandered away from the path. I began to explore all sorts of religious paths, trying out most of them, but not finding any that felt right. I was also an atheist for quite a while. The thing is, I have always believed in God. About 6 years ago I met my husband and we married about 5 months after meeting.

On the down side, I was introduced to feminism when I was 11 which developed in me a fear of men but also an interest in them in a sexual way. I believe this sexual interest had begun when I was three to be honest and got worse once I hit 11. I spent much of my teenage years having unhealthy pride in my body and teasing men. At 24 I gave into my own temptations and then set about carnally enjoying many, many others. I slid down into hedonsim in a bad way.

My husband has cured me of all that. He has taught me what it is to be a proper, feminine woman, who submits to her husband's authority and to know my place in the home. I am a completely different person because of him and I can never thank him enough. I have gone from believing women are superior to men to knowing we are not, we are inferior to all men. I am still learning to keep my place but my husband has graciously made me a list of rules to live by which I must practice every day. Things like never eat or drink before he does and when speaking, if he speaks, to immediately shut up and not interrupt. This is why I took on the habit of using 'i' for myself and capitalising every word referring to men, husbands etc, it was to remind me of my true place in the order of things every time I wrote something. This has been offensive here, so I have stopped.