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  • Dennis Lukes
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by Johny Joe Hold View Post
    We all need to keep in mind money given to the Salvation Army is used to support the dregs of our society. These are people living on the streets who should have jobs.
    I think this is the first year the Damnation Army is back to using bell ringers after the Wuhan Flu hoax. You can bet I'll be outside the Walmart with my Bible, ready to recite 1 Samuel 2:7 to all within earshot. If those people were even remotely interested in salvation, they'd be doing the same and not begging for money to give to drunkards, whores, veterans, and other undeserving street trash.

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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Freehold does not allow those noisy and annoying Salvation Army bells. When I am going into a store during the holiday season the last thing I need is some red kettle and a noisy bell rung by a volunteer.

    At this time every year the Salvation Army puts out press releases in most every city pleading for volunteer bell ringers. Don't volunteer. You can avoid collecting money needed by churches like our Landover Baptist Church and annoying people like me with your noisy bell.

    We all need to keep in mind money given to the Salvation Army is used to support the dregs of our society. These are people living on the streets who should have jobs.

    Salvation Army seeks bell ringers in Fargo area - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

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  • Dennis Lukes
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by The Attention Seeker Jen
    I think Emily's dead. You're talking to a corpse.
    Then how is she posting on this forum? Answer me that J̶i̶m̶ Jen. The only thing corpses can do is vote Democrat.

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  • handmaiden
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by Emily Brent View Post
    I wouldn't recommend those, dear. Too Hollywood tart, you're better than that. Look at the size of those, you could whip someone to death.


    I could knit you a grey shawl, wouldn't that be so much nicer?
    Miss Brent, our dear Sister is, indeed, better than a Hollywood tart. She is a True Christian(tm) Lady and a married woman.

    If her generous husband wants to gift her with fabulous jewels, then it would be an insult to his kindness and blessed status for her to refuse to bedeck herself in whatever he chose to offer. A lady's appearance is always an expression of her husband's position. And, as I understand it, Enrique's position is considerable. I believe that he and our Pastor Zeke collaborate on any number of ventures.

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  • Basilissa
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by Emily Brent View Post
    I wouldn't recommend those, dear. Too Hollywood tart, you're better than that. Look at the size of those, you could whip someone to death.
    It wouldn't be for daily wear, obviously. They are much less heavy than they look, with the rose cut diamonds being so flat:



    This is the modern version of a rose cut. Antique rose cut is the full rose cut (the double rose cut on the right is a modern abomination), but antique rose cut diamonds are much less symmetrical, and often flatter (almost like a flat sheet, with three to six barely visible and unevenly sized facets).

    I could knit you a grey shawl, wouldn't that be so much nicer?
    Not really. Grey shawl wouldn't go well with yellow and rose gold jewelry, and I honestly doubt it would be fine enough to go with Victorian silver-over-gold diamond jewelry, or Edwardian platinum jewelry. Unless you could knit using the vicuña wool.

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  • Emily Brent
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    Trying to read through all these foreign food names and ingredients gave me a stomachache. Good for you for making it to the top 1%, but I'd prefer to spend all that money on a piece of rose gold Georgian jewelry (featuring rose cut diamonds, obviously) rather than on unpronounceable foods containing weird ingredients. Crème fraîche?! What is that, some kind of a maggot?




    I wouldn't recommend those, dear. Too Hollywood tart, you're better than that. Look at the size of those, you could whip someone to death.


    I could knit you a grey shawl, wouldn't that be so much nicer?

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  • handmaiden
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by The Attention Seeker Jen
    In all fairness, I've quoted the Bible correctly too when I chose to. Dislike me all you wish, but Scripture is scripture.
    Satan also quoted Scripture in a doomed effort to get quippy with Christ.

    There is a certain transparency to your efforts when you throw Bible quotes into the mix. One doesn't get the feeling that you want anyone to actually learn about the Bible when you compose your posts.


    What is your actual motivation for engaging in this Bible discussion forum?

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  • WWJDnow
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by Roland View Post
    I hope you don´t mean that. Your God only permanently rejects those who insult the Holy Ghost: Mark 3:29
    As Christians, we're all about love and forgiveness. If sinners sincerely repent and turn their lives over to Christ Jesus, we would not have a problem with them. But honestly, what do you think the chances are of that happening in this case?

    Unless we see signs of true repentance, why would we want this particular sinner littering our message boards? In your case, at least you quote the Bible correctly, so we haven't yet completely given up hope.

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  • Roland
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by Dennis Lukes View Post
    We're not sorry, and we certainly didn't miss you. Frankly we were hoping you'd never come back. Some people just can't take a hint.

    I hope you don´t mean that. Your God only permanently rejects those who insult the Holy Ghost: Mark 3:29

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  • Dennis Lukes
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by The Attention Seeker Jen
    I'm sorry I missed everyone this Christmas.
    We're not sorry, and we certainly didn't miss you. Frankly we were hoping you'd never come back. Some people just can't take a hint.

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  • Basilissa
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by The Attention Seeker Jen
    long list of expensive foreign foods removed for brevity
    Trying to read through all these foreign food names and ingredients gave me a stomachache. Good for you for making it to the top 1%, but I'd prefer to spend all that money on a piece of rose gold Georgian jewelry (featuring rose cut diamonds, obviously) rather than on unpronounceable foods containing weird ingredients. Crème fraîche?! What is that, some kind of a maggot?


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  • WWJDnow
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by Dennis Lukes View Post
    If there's a true Army of Salvation in the land, it is surely LBC, not those sissy homers. Do those bell ringers all have concealed carry permits? No. But LBC Christians do. Could street corner Santas form a citizens' militia at a moment's notice? No! But LBC could! Does the SA know anything about survivalism, sovereign citizenship, posse commitatus, 1488, Phineas Priesthood, Christian Identity, or Q? Do they read Soldier of Fortune or watch InfoWars? Can they field-strip an AR-15? Have any red kettle jockeys been indicted or even investigated for... I'll shut up now. Some army! Landover Baptist Church is the TRUE Salvation Army.
    How True! Firearms training was always my favorite part of Sunday school.

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  • Basilissa
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by Dennis Lukes View Post
    Yes if you go to your local Walmart or farm and fleet store you'll find a red kettle hanging out front but no bell-ringing elderly sex offender with booze on his breath.
    Thank you Jesus for covid:

    It’s a tradition that’s as normal as seeing holiday lights around town — the bells of the Salvation Army ringing at grocery stores, drug stores and shopping malls. Those little red kettles are a major way the Salvation Army keeps its charities going, but during unprecedented times, a bell ringer shortage is impacting donations, which have declined this year.

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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    People need to consider what they are getting for their donated money at Christmastime. Give to the Salvation Army, what did you accomplish? At best, you fed another drunk for a day. Few, if any, of them become True Christians.

    Give to Landover Baptist and you are paying for Pastor Zeke to jet around the world saving souls. As a bonus, he collects big bucks at every stop.

    You worked hard for your money. Put that money to good use.

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  • Dennis Lukes
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    Re: This Christmas Give to Landover Baptist, not the Salvation Army

    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    If there is one good thing about the pandemic, is that it wiped out the Salvation Army bums collecting money at shopping malls.
    Yes if you go to your local Walmart or farm and fleet store you'll find a red kettle hanging out front but no bell-ringing elderly sex offender with booze on his breath. They're getting very lazy. I'm surprised the kettles don't just have credit card slots - millennials don't use hard currency.

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