[Mary Etheldreda]

Originally Posted by bchas77

To be clear I am against the persecution of gays, or any other minority group.

It isn't persecution if it's a matter of expressing your religious beliefs.

And others save with fear, pulling them out of the fire;
hating even the garment spotted by the flesh.
Jude 1:23

Listen to Pastor Maury Davis of Cornerstone Church in Nashville regales the congregation with an account of his first sermon in the Dallas County jail. Davis' literal interpretation of Luke 14:23 might make you think twice the next time you decide to skip Sunday service:

[biatch77]

Whatever it takes, that is my new found attitude.


Whatever it takes!


If it is a toilet brush to the mouth, in the mouth, or becoming a Eunuch in order to avoid never ending punishments, then my attitude is now, whatever it takes!!!


I am glad to read any book, watch any video or research any subject. Whatever it takes! And I appreciate all recommendations, references, tasks or assignments. My new attitude is I will do whatever it takes!!!


So from now on it's "whatever it takes"



My big concern now is the Forum point system and where I stand.



As close as I am to earning new found favor with the Moderators and other Forum members I fear I could be banned or something.


My standing right now is that I have minus -565 points in Latest Reputation Received.

And I have 659 points in Latest Infractions Received.

Oddly enough this group is very very important to me and I have not always expressed myself appropriately or communicated accurately how vital this forum and the forum members who are communicating with me . . . how important they all are to me.

So I don't want to lose what privileges I might have left with the group. I still want to learn and grow and become a better person and somehow earn my way back into participating appropriately with this forum that is now becoming like family to me.

Originally Posted by Mary Etheldreda

It isn't persecution if it's a matter of expressing your religious beliefs.

And others save with fear, pulling them out of the fire;
hating even the garment spotted by the flesh.
Jude 1:23

Listen to Pastor Maury Davis of Cornerstone Church in Nashville regales the congregation with an account of his first sermon in the Dallas County jail. Davis' literal interpretation of Luke 14:23 might make you think twice the next time you decide to skip Sunday service:

[Dana723]

Originally Posted by bchas77

While I've got you here on the forum, someone keeps putting things on my profile, changing my profile and saying terrible and untrue things about me, humiliating me and exaggerating what I have said in the past, this is very unfair to me.

I suspect you are lying about this. I have been on this forum nearly a year and although I am not yet a I am learning so much! No one has ever changed my profile! Perhaps if you listen to their words of encouragement instead of continuing to sin, complain, and whine, you too will understand that they are only trying to help you.

[Dennis Lukes]

Stoning seems to be God's favorite method for dispatching sinners (Exodus 19:13, Exodus 21:28-32, Numbers 15:36, Joshua 7:25, 1 Kings 12:18, 1 Kings 21:13, Matthew 21:35, John 8:5, Acts 5:26, Acts 7:59, Hebrews 12:20). Therefore, it would seem that decapitation, electrocution, hanging, lethal injection, etc. are un-Biblical means of smiting. However, seeing as bullets are essentially little metallic stones, shooting homosexuals to death is perfectly in line with God's commandments (Leviticus 18:22, Leviticus 20:13).

[handmaiden]

Dear Mr. Lukes, you make an interesting point regarding bullets as an acceptable "stand in" for stones in a Biblically-sanctioned capital punishment scenario. It may be possible to carve bullets out of stone instead of casting them out of metal.

If that is the case, then the specific commandment regarding the stoning of gays, witches, young women raped within residential areas, people who pick up twigs on Sundays and those who misinterpret Holy Scripture can be met with modern day convenience.


What a glorious time to be alive and filled with the Love of Christ!

[Dennis Lukes]

Originally Posted by handmaiden

Dear Mr. Lukes, you make an interesting point regarding bullets as an acceptable "stand in" for stones in a Biblically-sanctioned capital punishment scenario. It may be possible to carve bullets out of stone instead of casting them out of metal.

If that is the case, then the specific commandment regarding the stoning of gays, witches, young women raped within residential areas, people who pick up twigs on Sundays and those who misinterpret Holy Scripture can be met with modern day convenience.


What a glorious time to be alive and filled with the Love of Christ!

Praise Jesus! As soon as we can get the laws changed to reflect what Jesus wants so we can stop worrying about Romans 13:1-2, things will be so much simpler. Instead of gathering a group of people and a big bucket of rocks, and then spending five minutes or more administering divine justice, one would simply be able to grab their firearm and pull the trigger. So much simpler. We have the technology, now all we have to wait for is for politicians brave enough to repeal the special privileges of the queers/witches/rape victims/etc, such as the right to not be murdered. Un-Biblical laws like that make baby Jesus weep!

[Dana723]

Originally Posted by handmaiden

Dear Mr. Lukes, you make an interesting point regarding bullets as an acceptable "stand in" for stones in a Biblically-sanctioned capital punishment scenario. It may be possible to carve bullets out of stone instead of casting them out of metal.

If that is the case, then the specific commandment regarding the stoning of gays, witches, young women raped within residential areas, people who pick up twigs on Sundays and those who misinterpret Holy Scripture can be met with modern day convenience.


What a glorious time to be alive and filled with the Love of Christ!

What a wonderful idea!