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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Re: Aleska's Intro

    Originally posted by BelieverInGod View Post
    What can we say, he knows his Bible and hasn't performed a bannable offense. My family prays for him daily, that he'll turn to Jesus.
    Oh but he will!

    You see, the LORD has made the hearing Word a precursor to faith! One reads it, and through this reading, the LORD gives faith!

    So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.
    Romans 10:17


    It's just a matter of time before Didymus is blessed with the faith of the True Christian™!

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  • BelieverInGod
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    Originally posted by Sammy The Penitent View Post
    Is that cynicism I'm hearing? Are you the token athiest? Or just kept around as sort of a pet.
    What can we say, he knows his Bible and hasn't performed a bannable offense. My family prays for him daily, that he'll turn to Jesus.

    But if you want to call him our "pet atheist", I guess that's a good enough explanation.

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  • Sammy The Penitent
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    Originally posted by Dr Laurence Niles View Post
    Do not talk to that heathen. He will lead you astray from the narrow path.

    YIC
    Excellent advice. Thank you Dr. Niles for setting me straight. I will use this as an example that sin and temptation are everywhere. I let my guard down for one fleeting moment and almost began cozying up to an arrogant atheist dick.

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Originally posted by Sammy The Penitent View Post
    .....I never seem to correctly spell that vile word.
    Do not talk to that heathen. He will lead you astray from the narrow path.

    YIC

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  • Sammy The Penitent
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    Originally posted by Didymus Much View Post

    Fixed your spelling, but that's the most polite way I've been described here in a long time, so thanks, I guess.

    .....I never seem to correctly spell that vile word.

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  • Didymus Much
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    Originally posted by Sammy The Penitent View Post
    Is that cynicism I'm hearing?...
    It's exasperation with people who cannot accept that words have specific meanings, and that when arranged properly, convey clear messages, whether we like what they say or not.

    ...Are you the token atheist?...
    Fixed your spelling, but that's the most polite way I've been described here in a long time, so thanks, I guess.

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  • Redeemed Papist
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    Originally posted by Sammy The Penitent View Post
    Is that cynicism I'm hearing? Are you the token athiest? Or just kept around as sort of a pet.
    He's a foul God mocking piece of filth. I'm amazed he isn't banned. Pastor Ezekiel's knowledge of God's plan is superior to mine, so I guess I have to trust him that one day the God mocker will be saved.

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  • Sammy The Penitent
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    Originally posted by Didymus Much View Post
    So, an all-powerful, all-knowing, all-seeing being, capable of creating the entire universe, is incapable of clearly stating His requirements for mankind's salvation? Why do you worship such an inherently flawed being?

    If the Bible is open for interpretation according to each reader's whim, what point does it serve at all?



    And the last few MILLENIA of scientific research have shot down the concepts of a seven-day creation, immaculate conception, resurrection, talking animals, flat planets, etc. but you're still here.
    Is that cynicism I'm hearing? Are you the token athiest? Or just kept around as sort of a pet.

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  • Didymus Much
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    Originally posted by Darren Ingram-Myers View Post
    Even so, only benighted people still believe in a literal, straightforward reading of any text;...
    So, an all-powerful, all-knowing, all-seeing being, capable of creating the entire universe, is incapable of clearly stating His requirements for mankind's salvation? Why do you worship such an inherently flawed being?

    If the Bible is open for interpretation according to each reader's whim, what point does it serve at all?

    ...the last few decades of theory in literary criticism have shot down that concept.
    And the last few MILLENIA of scientific research have shot down the concepts of a seven-day creation, immaculate conception, resurrection, talking animals, flat planets, etc. but you're still here.

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Originally posted by Rev. Waynetta Kerr View Post
    These people are just wrong about how Jesus wants us to be because they follow a bible that was twisted by men to hate women.
    True Christians™ follow the Holy Bible as written because that is the Revealed Word of God, not the Implied Word of God. We know the LORD has protected and will protect the Holy Bible from being twisted by men who hate. I mean, just look at the Roman Catholic Church who twisted the Holy Bible for some 1500 years before the LORD said ENOUGH! He will NOT be mocked (not for too long, anyway).

    Anyway, we when God originally inspired men to write His Word, it was God-breathed and inerrant. Nothing about that has changed (2 Timothy 3:16-17; John 17:17. If you accuse the Holy Bible of hating women, you must accuse God of hating women, for the Holy Bible has not, and will not change. (Matthew 5:18).

    Originally posted by Rev. Waynetta Kerr View Post
    Modern feminist preachers like me have seen through this and are ready to guide you in how to follow Jesus in the right ways. We know how to get the right meaning out of the bible. It doesn't have to be hateful at all.

    The only thing that makes sense is to join a feminist church and learn about how Jesus wanted you to treat women well and to respect people who are gay.
    Feminism is a counterfeit solution to the real issue of the vanity and self-importance of women in a sinful society. Feminism is based in arrogance, and it is the opposite of the call to the True Christian™ woman to be a servant. The actions of the modern, militant feminists are geared to cause women to rise up and rebel against the order that God has given to mankind. As Brother Ekman explains,

    Originally posted by lukasekman View Post
    The feminists want a Brave New World-like society, where the family doesn't exist and the big government raise our children. Everyone is required to have social "competence" and worship the global state. There are no universal facts, everything is contexts.

    Feminists claim they want more freedom and security for women. But they deny womens right to live according to Bible and even the right to spank their own kids. And lesbian rape (which is twice as horrible as an ordinary rape) incidents are on the rise. My beautiful daughters are hands down more safe in the company of men than in the company of smelling short-haired dykes.

    Feminists are also in bed with Big Pharma, which drug innocent children with insulin, zoloft, zopiklon and ritalina. The vaccine to their latest made-up disease, cervical cancer, is expected to bring in billions of dollar to fund tearing families apart.

    Sincerely in Christ, Lukas
    [bold mine]

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  • Darren Ingram-Myers
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    Originally posted by Didymus Much View Post
    It's this bit: 2 Timothy 3:16 "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:"

    Thanks for your condescension, btw, tho it's really not necessary.
    Even so, only benighted people still believe in a literal, straightforward reading of any text; the last few decades of theory in literary criticism have shot down that concept.

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Originally posted by Turducken the Eskimo View Post
    If that is true, wow. That is wonderful, It seems that the mini bullying have stopped now, the posts haven't changed and my name haven't been changed again yet (in 2nd change now). Regarding your marrige, I wish you best of luck in your future endevorus.
    Friend, there has been no "mini bullying." You say you don't despise God, and yet you speak as if you despise Him, everything He said, and everything He promotes as good and moral. By arguing with those who speak on His behalf (by sharing what He said in the Holy Bible), you are essentially calling God a liar and a scoundrel. What you think of as "mini bullying" is simply protecting the real victim here - Sweet Baby Jesus. Now, please stop whining all over another person's introduction thread, and simply say hello. That's good manners in civilized society.

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  • Didymus Much
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    Originally posted by Rev. Waynetta Kerr View Post
    ...I wouldn't expect someone who doesn't believe in Jesus to really understand the joy of thinking long and hard about our Lord and coming to understand which bits of the bible are truly accurate and which have been corrupted by hateful men...
    It's this bit: 2 Timothy 3:16 "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:"

    Thanks for your condescension, btw, tho it's really not necessary.

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  • Rev. Waynetta Kerr
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    Originally posted by Didymus Much View Post
    Which corner of the Bible do you hold when you dip the entire thing in wite-out?
    You just need to have a bit of discernment. God is obviously a God full of love and giving so He has to love people for how He made them.

    I wouldn't expect someone who doesn't believe in Jesus to really understand the joy of thinking long and hard about our Lord and coming to understand which bits of the bible are truly accurate and which have been corrupted by hateful men.

    A more feminist perspective makes the bits of the bible where Jesus loves women and shows that they should be treated with love and respect shine forth.

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  • Didymus Much
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    Re: Aleska's Intro

    Originally posted by Rev. Waynetta Kerr View Post
    Don't tell me even you think Jesus hated gays? He loved everyone.
    Which corner of the Bible do you hold when you dip the entire thing in wite-out?

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