[Acuriousperson]

Re: My Introduction

Fair by your standards, I assume you meant? What gives you the right to dictate anything to the creator of the universe?



Those terms are mutually contradictory, as a cursory glance at a dictionary will tell you.

I have my own standards and morals to the world that I believe. I'm not going to start doing things that I feel are morally wrong because the Bible may say so. If that means I'm going to hell, so be it, but overall it is God who will judge me. That is what I meant.

[Jessi Schurt]

Re: My Introduction

If the law is not right for me sir, I leave. Normally I inform myself of the law beforehand. I try to accept all others, and know that the same thing may be interpreted in many different ways. But if something simply does not sit right with me, then I respect the person's opinion, but do not share it.

I'm not a lawyer or a judge but all I need to know about the law is in the Bible Galatians 3:19-23 for example. Trying to find laws or religions that "fit" or "feel right" is a dangerous game with very dire consequenses if you decide wrong. Better to let God take over and accept his love and steady hand or face the lake of fire that he will cast you into on the day of judgement.

[Redeemed Papist]

Re: My Introduction

I mean that I believe God can appear in many forms. I am searching for the right way to worship him. A way that treats all of God's people in a just and fair way.

All of God's people isn't all that many people.

Matthew 7:13 Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:
Matthew 7:14 Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.

As you can see, and really it's best to leave all that to God and just stick to people you know are right with Jesus.

[LaQrundrellia]

Re: My Introduction

If the law is not right for me sir, I leave. Normally I inform myself of the law beforehand. I try to accept all others, and know that the same thing may be interpreted in many different ways. But if something simply does not sit right with me, then I respect the person's opinion, but do not share it.

Why do you try to axept all others? You should isolate yourself from the world, expecially those who reject the gentle Yoke of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ for carnivorous, lascivious lesbean carpet munching and gay man-flesh public toilet sex. These people are going to burn in hell for eternity with unendurable, everlasting flames.

And God ain't no many forms, he Three forms: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.

Here is one example of God walking around in one of his three forms:

24 And it came to pass by the way in the inn, that the Lord met him, and sought to kill him.
25 Then Zipporah took a sharp stone, and cut off the foreskin of her son, and cast it at his feet, and said, Surely a bloody husband art thou to me.
26 So he let him go: then she said, A bloody husband thou art, because of the circumcision.
Exodus 4:24


Yours in His Eternal Love,

LaQrundrellia

[Pastor Ed Lowman]

Re: My Introduction

i am currently searching for a religion right for me.

So just whatever works for you, huh? If you don't like the macaroni with the broccoli and corn and fried chicken, just don't take it from the lady with the hair net serving the food, aye? Is that how you think? You make me (and Jesus) sick.

Pastor Ed

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: My Introduction

I mean that I believe God can appear in many forms. I am searching for the right way to worship him. A way that treats all of God's people in a just and fair way.

You're a damned queer, aren't you.

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Re: My Introduction

I mean that I believe God can appear in many forms

Where do you get that idea? Surely not from the Bible! From Oprah?

I am searching for the right way to worship him. A way that treats all of God's people in a just and fair way.

God's people are those who obey Him. All others are Satan's people.

God treats all people, even Satan's people, in a just and fair way. He puts out the Law, and the consequences for breaking it. Then He allows us all to decide.

Which will you decide?

If the law is not right for me sir, I leave. Normally I inform myself of the law beforehand.

Yet you have not read the Bible, which contains God's Law.

Since God rules the entirety of the universe, how exactly do you intend to "leave"?

Religion is either true or not true. It "fitting" your tastes does not affect its truth or falsehood one whit.

Why would you choose a religion that you don't know to be true, just because it's convenient? That's ridiculous. At least the secular humanists are intellectually honest with themselves, instead of pretending to believe something because they like it.

[Godfly]

Re: My Introduction

I am not intending to turn away from Jesus, sir. While growing up, I saw many flaws in what I was taught. I am seeking a way to worship God and Jesus that is fair, if they exist. Like I said, I have seen many flaws and my faith is wavering. I am trying to find proof and find faith within myself, in any religion.

What you mean to say is that you've "seen" flaws in Christianity itsel. Right? Grow a spine and say what you mean. Or if you are an atheist as I suspect, evolve a spine. How's that working for you?

Now what scriptural proof do you have Christianity is flawed?

I mean that I believe God can appear in many forms. I am searching for the right way to worship him. A way that treats all of God's people in a just and fair way.

I don't know what you mean by "many forms" but if your looking for the right way to worship God you've found it right hear. Just get yourself a real bible and you can start right now. As for what is just and fair the bible will tell you that, so don't think too hard.

If the law is not right for me sir, I leave. Normally I inform myself of the law beforehand. I try to accept all others, and know that the same thing may be interpreted in many different ways. But if something simply does not sit right with me, then I respect the person's opinion, but do not share it.

So let me get this straight. You respect the opinion of the mooslim religion that all Christians should be put to death? You apccept the people who believe this? No you don't.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: My Introduction

I mean that I believe God can appear in many forms.

Based on what?

[Faith_Machine]

Re: My Introduction

I am not intending to turn away from Jesus, sir. While growing up, I saw many flaws in what I was taught. I am seeking a way to worship God and Jesus that is fair, if they exist. Like I said, I have seen many flaws and my faith is wavering. I am trying to find proof and find faith within myself, in any religion.

Why would you want to worship somebody if you're not even convinced they exist?

And why aren't you convinced of this?

[Didymus Much]

Re: My Introduction

Sir, it is a quote from the bible, simple and true. I double checked as I was typing it, to make sure that i got it correct. You asked for my favorite bible quote sir, and this was it. I assure you no disrespect was intended.

He meant that it's from the New Living Translation , and not from the Authorized King James Version.

[Acuriousperson]

Re: My Introduction

Stop right there!

That Bible quote is plain wrong. I suggest you read the thread for new posters and learn the importance of the King James Bible and reading all of it, not just the bits that you can twist out of context.

Sir, it is a quote from the bible, simple and true. I double checked as I was typing it, to make sure that i got it correct. You asked for my favorite bible quote sir, and this was it. I assure you no disrespect was intended.

[Didymus Much]

Re: My Introduction

... I am seeking a way to worship God and Jesus that is fair, if they exist...

Fair by your standards, I assume you meant? What gives you the right to dictate anything to the creator of the universe?

...I am trying to find proof and find faith within myself, in any religion.

Those terms are mutually contradictory, as a cursory glance at a dictionary will tell you.

[Acuriousperson]

Re: My Introduction

If the law is not right for me sir, I leave. Normally I inform myself of the law beforehand. I try to accept all others, and know that the same thing may be interpreted in many different ways. But if something simply does not sit right with me, then I respect the person's opinion, but do not share it.

[Acuriousperson]

Re: My Introduction

So you were raised Christian, but you feel that's not the right religion for you and you're seeking some other religion?

I'm sorry my friend, but we are NOT going to help you turn away from Jesus!

I am not intending to turn away from Jesus, sir. While growing up, I saw many flaws in what I was taught. I am seeking a way to worship God and Jesus that is fair, if they exist. Like I said, I have seen many flaws and my faith is wavering. I am trying to find proof and find faith within myself, in any religion.