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  • Brother Temperance
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Happy View Post
    'Liberal leanings'??? Puh-lease... OK, so I might vote for Barack Obama in 2004.
    Your grasp of basic chronology seems to be almost as shaky as your understanding of God's Word.
    But that does not make me a liberal. And it will be the first time I voted Democrat since Dukakis in 1988. But 'radical political beliefs'??? Are you trying to infer I am some kinda communist or something? I will have you know I am pro-life, pro-family, pro-America, but I am also pro-peace.
    Hmmm. You sound like you'd fit right in with the notorious Communist front group "ANSWER". They say they're "pro-peace" as well. I imagine that being "pro-peace" means being "anti-war" as well, eh? Personally, I'm with Jesus on this one:

    Matthew 10:34 Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.

    And that's why I'm voting for Obama, because he espouses the same values that Jesus Christ teaches.
    You're trying to tell us that Jesus hates white people?

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  • Brother_Percy
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Happy View Post
    Are you seriously suggesting that all black people are cursed because of Ham?
    That's what the Bible tells us, friend. They belong in slavery, where God put them. What right have we to speak against God's Will? NONE. None whatsoever! All negras will burn in Hell for disobeying his Holy word for every second they live in freedom!

    Friend, we have nothing but love for these people. That's why we preach the complete 100% Bible truth. In the hope that these wicked negras, who hate our God, will return to their true positions. We want to help these darkies get to Heaven, and if the only way to get there is to return to slavery, then we are all for it. That's how much we care. Praise!

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  • JennyD
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Harpy View Post
    Are you serious? I am sure most members of your church don't agree. That term is NOT acceptable in 99.9% of American churches and you should refrain from using it as it is highly offensive. END OF.
    Conducted a survey, have we, Mr. Harpy?
    'Liberal leanings'??? Puh-lease... OK, so I might vote for Barack Obama in 2004 (who is a better Christian than war-mongerer McCain). But that does not make me a liberal. And it will be the first time I voted Democrat since Dukakis in 1988. But 'radical political beliefs'??? Are you trying to infer I am some kinda communist or something? I will have you know I am pro-life, pro-family, pro-America, but I am also pro-peace. And that's why I'm voting for Obama, because he espouses the same values that Jesus Christ teaches.
    Wait, if you're pro-life, pro-family, pro-America, and pro-peace, how can you vote for pro-abortion, pro-miscegenation, pro-Muslim, and pro-terrorist Obsama?

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  • Jacques Anape
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    With a name like Jacques, there is, by definition, some homosexual tendencies. Mercifully, most French people are able to ignore these urges, cast out the demons that cause them, and live for Christ. Jacques, your rather "liberal" leanings and your interpretations of the Holy Word of God to justify your more radical political beliefs is giving us some cause for concern.
    What are you talking about? I am a happily married man, and have no homosexual tendencies whatsover! How on earth can you tell whether someone's gay or not because of their name and / or nationality?

    nigra is the preferred terminology
    Are you serious? I am sure most members of your church don't agree. That term is NOT acceptable in 99.9% of American churches and you should refrain from using it as it is highly offensive. END OF.

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    Jacques, your rather "liberal" leanings and your interpretations of the Holy Word of God to justify your more radical political beliefs is giving us some cause for concern.
    'Liberal leanings'??? Puh-lease... OK, so I might vote for Barack Obama in 2004 (who is a better Christian than war-mongerer McCain). But that does not make me a liberal. And it will be the first time I voted Democrat since Dukakis in 1988. But 'radical political beliefs'??? Are you trying to infer I am some kinda communist or something? I will have you know I am pro-life, pro-family, pro-America, but I am also pro-peace. And that's why I'm voting for Obama, because he espouses the same values that Jesus Christ teaches.

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  • Don the Baptist
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Happy View Post
    'Nigra'??? Are you serious? That's a REALLY offensive term to African-Americans, and is associated with the slave trade. If you are genuinely seeking to reach out and spread the love of God (like He told you to) - then PLEASE make an effort not to cause offense to those who are different to yourselves.

    My favourite Bible verse is Romans 8:15:

    For you did not receive a spirit that makes you a slave again to fear, but you received the Spirit of sonship. And by him we cry,"Abba, Father."
    Why yes, I am serious, nigra is the preferred terminology. Certainly NOT African American, that is offensive and again I would thank you to contain yourself on this Godly forum, else I will report you to the Godly Moderators.

    Just so we are clear on this: STOP attempting to spread racial discord here! STOP using racial epithets on this forum!

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  • Rev. M. Rodimer
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Happy View Post
    Are you seriously suggesting that all black people are cursed because of Ham? That view is so outdated, and you will not find it supported by even the most conservative of contemporary theologians. If you are genuinely interested in learning more about this, read David Goldenberg's excellent book 'The Curse of Ham' (2003, Princeton).
    Why exactly would we read a book written by a Jew who rejected God* to learn about the Bible?

    * Jesus is God, and Jews reject Him.

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  • ExGay Alex
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Pastor Isaac Peters View Post
    Dear friend:

    Why should we read what apostate, cafeteria-conservative "contemporary theologians" have to say about the Bible, when we can go straight to the source and read the Bible? Telling people to read the works of "contemporary theologians" instead of the Bible is something that homosexuals do to justify their outrageous behavior, and that isn't an example that we care to follow.

    Also, in answer to your comment above about the slave trade, what is Biblically wrong with slavery?
    With a name like Jacques, there is, by definition, some homosexual tendencies. Mercifully, most French people are able to ignore these urges, cast out the demons that cause them, and live for Christ. Jacques, your rather "liberal" leanings and your interpretations of the Holy Word of God to justify your more radical political beliefs is giving us some cause for concern. Please stay with us that we may show you through scripture what the Bible says. You DO seem to have an anything goes sort of attitude. Do you seriously believe you can do/be what you want and still be received by Jesus when the rapture comes? What kind of Christian ARE you?

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  • Pastor Isaac Peters
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Happy View Post
    Are you seriously suggesting that all black people are cursed because of Ham? That view is so outdated, and you will not find it supported by even the most conservative of contemporary theologians. If you are genuinely interested in learning more about this, read David Goldenberg's excellent book 'The Curse of Ham' (2003, Princeton).
    Dear friend:

    Why should we read what apostate, cafeteria-conservative "contemporary theologians" have to say about the Bible, when we can go straight to the source and read the Bible? Telling people to read the works of "contemporary theologians" instead of the Bible is something that homosexuals do to justify their outrageous behavior, and that isn't an example that we care to follow.

    Also, in answer to your comment above about the slave trade, what is Biblically wrong with slavery?

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  • Jacques Anape
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Are you seriously suggesting that all black people are cursed because of Ham? That view is so outdated, and you will not find it supported by even the most conservative of contemporary theologians. If you are genuinely interested in learning more about this, read David Goldenberg's excellent book 'The Curse of Ham' (2003, Princeton).

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  • Bobby-Joe
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Happy View Post
    'Nigra'??? Are you serious? That's a REALLY offensive term to African-Americans, and is associated with the slave trade. If you are genuinely seeking to reach out and spread the love of God (like He told you to) - then PLEASE make an effort not to cause offense to those who are different to yourselves.

    My favourite Bible verse is Romans 8:15:

    For you did not receive a spirit that makes you a slave again to fear, but you received the Spirit of sonship. And by him we cry,"Abba, Father."
    Friend,

    We have nothing against African-Americans or African-Africans for that matter. There is no room for hate and Landover. However the sin of Hamism is utter repungant to us TRUE Christians(tm).

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  • Jacques Anape
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    'Nigra'??? Are you serious? That's a REALLY offensive term to African-Americans, and is associated with the slave trade. If you are genuinely seeking to reach out and spread the love of God (like He told you to) - then PLEASE make an effort not to cause offense to those who are different to yourselves.

    My favourite Bible verse is Romans 8:15:

    For you did not receive a spirit that makes you a slave again to fear, but you received the Spirit of sonship. And by him we cry,"Abba, Father."

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  • Don the Baptist
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Happy View Post
    I am, however, a little concerned about the tone of some of the articles on your website and of the posts on this forum. Our mission as Christians is to win souls for Christ, right? Well, I gotta say I'm not sure you guys are doing it the right way. Telling 1 - everybody who you don't agree with is going to hell will not exactly be encouraging to seekers. We have to remember 2 - that we too were once like the pagans, wiccans, gays, Muslims, Hindus, etc. from the moment we were conceived. We are only saved BY HIS GRACE - and if 3 - God can save a sinner like me, he can also save folks of different religions (and different colours - I detect a slight disdain towards African-Americans 4 - NIGRAS in some postings).

    Jacques
    1. Hi friend, unfortunately if you don't read the bible the same way that we do then you also are on the express train straight to hell.

    2. THAT is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard - I was NEVER a damned mohammedan, queer, fag, sissy or witch and you have no business calling me such - you don't even KNOW me.

    3. You might be on to something here.

    4. Let's try to maintain some degree of formality on this Godly forum please, we do not refer to our nigra friends by racist terms.....

    p.s. What is your favorite Bible verse?

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  • Pastor Isaac Peters
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Happy View Post
    Hey guys,

    Just joined today. Let me begin by saying how much I admire your commitment to Christ, and you are obviously very much devoted to doing His work, as the Father intended.
    Thank you, kind friend.

    I am, however, a little concerned about the tone of some of the articles on your website and of the posts on this forum. Our mission as Christians is to win souls for Christ, right? Well, I gotta say I'm not sure you guys are doing it the right way. Telling everybody who you don't agree with is going to hell will not exactly be encouraging to seekers.
    Our Lord was quite blunt about it:

    John 3:18: He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.

    I appreciate that you are doing a lot of good work in expounding the Word of God, but I would ask that you consider toning down the rhetoric.
    Should Our Lord have toned down the rhetoric in addressing the Pharisees? Should He have been more touchy-feely with the moneychangers? Bringing people to salvations is not all daisies and kittens.

    Remember that Christianity is all about celebrating the fact that God loves the world - and that means the whole world!
    Psalm 5:5: The foolish shall not stand in thy sight: thou hatest all workers of iniquity.

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  • Rev. M. Rodimer
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Hippie View Post
    Hey guys,

    Just joined today. Let me begin by saying how much I admire your commitment to Christ, and you are obviously very much devoted to doing His work, as the Father intended.
    Yes. That includes every bit of His Word, not just the happy bits.
    I am, however, a little concerned about the tone of some of the articles on your website and of the posts on this forum. Our mission as Christians is to win souls for Christ, right? Well, I gotta say I'm not sure you guys are doing it the right way. Telling everybody who you don't agree with is going to hell will not exactly be encouraging to seekers.
    What would you suggest we tell them?

    Please enlighten us with your methods, which must include lying since the truth is that everyone who doesn't follow God's Word IS going to Hell.
    We have to remember that we too were once like the pagans, wiccans, gays, Muslims, Hindus, etc. from the moment we were conceived. We are only saved BY HIS GRACE -
    No, we are saved by OUR CHOICE to ACCEPT His grace. Those who choose not to accept His grace are damned.
    and if God can save a sinner like me, he can also save folks of different religions (and different colours - I detect a slight disdain towards African-American in some postings).
    You mean the descendants of Ham? Cursed by God? Hmm.

    We have no problem whatsoever with ex-Negroes. Race is not an issue, here, friend; rather, the Negroid culture of hip-hop, carjacking, pie-stealing, big-booty-shaking, and sensual jazz music is the issue.
    I appreciate that you are doing a lot of good work in expounding the Word of God, but I would ask that you consider toning down the rhetoric.
    Are you asking us to be lukewarm?

    Revelation 3:16
    So then because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spue thee out of my mouth.
    Remember that Christianity is all about celebrating the fact that God loves the world - and that means the whole world! So friends, let's remember to share some of that love and our joy in Christ with many of the seekers who drop by your site to find out more about Christ.

    Great Big Love,
    Jacques.
    Where did you hear this hippie nonsense?!

    God states clearly in His Word that He will condemn nearly every person He created to eternal torture in the flames of Hell; only those who come to Jesus in faith AND cease sinning will be Saved©! That's a TINY minority!

    Do you claim that God "loves" the people He says He hates, and those He commands us to hate?!

    Psalm 139

    19 Surely thou wilt slay the wicked, O God: depart from me therefore, ye bloody men.
    20 For they speak against thee wickedly, and thine enemies take thy name in vain.
    21 Do not I hate them, O LORD, that hate thee? and am not I grieved with those that rise up against thee?
    22 I hate them with perfect hatred: I count them mine enemies.

    This is not some ridiculous Hippie Lurve Festival. This is not Pastor Feelgood's church, where God's Truth is discarded and only the happy bits of the Bible presented.

    Tell me, Jacques, do you believe that God demonstrated His love for all humans when he drowned everybody except Noah and his family? How about His love for all the animals, whom He also drowned in His effort to rid the world of the evil humans He had created?

    Does that sound like this ridiculous "unconditional love" you're yammering about?

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  • Brother Temperance
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    Re: Sending out the wrong message?

    Originally posted by Jacques_Happy View Post
    Hey guys,

    Just joined today. Let me begin by saying how much I admire your commitment to Christ, and you are obviously very much devoted to doing His work, as the Father intended.

    I am, however, a little concerned about the tone of some of the articles on your website and of the posts on this forum. Our mission as Christians is to win souls for Christ, right? Well, I gotta say I'm not sure you guys are doing it the right way. Telling everybody who you don't agree with is going to hell will not exactly be encouraging to seekers.
    So we're supposed to lie to them and tell them they're going to Heaven when they're not?

    We have to remember that we too were once like the pagans, wiccans, gays, Muslims, Hindus, etc. from the moment we were conceived.
    Yes. I was steeped in sin once. Then someone told me I'd go to Hell if I didn't change my ways, so I did (change my ways, not go to Hell). You see now the importance of warning people about the consequences of rejecting God?
    We are only saved BY HIS GRACE - and if God can save a sinner like me, he can also save folks of different religions (and different colours - I detect a slight disdain towards African-American in some postings).

    I appreciate that you are doing a lot of good work in expounding the Word of God, but I would ask that you consider toning down the rhetoric.
    Oh, you want us to be lukewarm?
    Revelation 3:16 So then because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spue thee out of my mouth.
    Remember that Christianity is all about celebrating the fact that God loves the world - and that means the whole world! So friends, let's remember to share some of that love and our joy in Christ with many of the seekers who drop by your site to find out more about Christ.

    Great Big Love,
    Jacques.
    Welcome aboard, friend. I hope spending some time here will help you to see why we're right and you're wrong. Praise Jesus.

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