Hi, Jack Redelfs here, again.
Gerald Smith wrote:
Gary: Any group, whether a nation, community, business, or family has
culture. And the way cultures interact, adapt, fight, etc, are all the
same, regardless of the unit/organization. The only difference is the
time span required for change to
Jack Redelfs wrote:
I ... read Will Ariel Durant's _History Of Civilization_ series
twice) ...
Grampa Bill exclaims:
Yikes!!! The BLT's home schooling must'a been rough!
Love Y'all,
Grampa Bill in Savannah
With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine!
On Mar 21, 2004, at 3:44 PM, RB Scott wrote:
Gary:
Look, I don't think we're ever going to agree. I'm probably as
aware as you are as to what God taught and what he didn't. I
think are differences are in approach. I'm inclined to teach the
gospel, you seem inclined to preach repentance.
This is
That's a cop out. A touchy, feely, liberal cop out. You either need to
defend your position, or give ground.
The Bible is VERY clear that Christ preached repentance. In Matthew
4:17, it tells us that From that time Jesus began to preach, and to
say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at
Only he can fully judge us, but the Lord calls upon mankind to judge.
Why else have judges in Israel? And we can often tell if a person has
repented or not, by whether they have abandoned their sins. Someone
living in a gay relationship and pushing for gay rights has not
abandoned his sins,
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That's a cop out. A touchy, feely, liberal cop out.
You either need to
defend your position, or give ground.
Oh phooey. You're
Harold Stuart wrote:
[RB Scott] I'm inclined to
believe that God must be a pretty forgiving God if he's willing
to forgive the sins of repentant sinners like you and me. I
believe that God wants to include as many people as He possibly
can...and that it's my job to do my bit to ensure
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From: Sander J. Rabinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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SNIP
Now what the Lord says to us personally and through the
scriptures is clear and unmistakable, but part of that is
because
At 11:10 AM 3/22/2004, you wrote:
Thus sayeth the self-appointed Judge in Israel. By the way, who's
pushing for gay rights here? I've seen a few here calling for
equal treatment under the law for all, which is something
guaranteed by our divinely inspired constitution.
RBS
Yes, but equality
At 02:24 PM 3/22/2004, you wrote:
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At 11:10 AM 3/22/2004, you wrote:
Thus sayeth the self-appointed Judge in Israel. By the
way,
In other news, NASA will announce a major scientific finding Tuesday at
2:00PM eastern time.
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/opportunity_announcement_040322.html
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Steven Montgomery
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Recall the new star that announced the birth at Bethlehem? It was in its
precise orbit
Grimy Teeth
©2004 by Jonathan Scott
Once upon a time there were two boys and
they were the best of friends. Unfortunately for
both though, they were both about as lazy as they
could be. They would wake each morning from
under their two piles of never washed blankets to
stand in the middles
I'm lousy at parables. Please explain.
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Grimy Teeth
©2004 by Jonathan Scott
Once upon a time there were two boys and
they
Ron Scott wrote:
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Thus sayeth the self-appointed Judge in Israel.
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Actually, in the church our judges are appointed by inspiration from
God. They are not self-appointed nor is their administration a form of
political spoils for the party in power. Just in case you did not
realize this.
Well put, Sandy. To me -- others will surely differ -- the
divinely-inspired U.S. Constitution is the guide for how we
should deal with such matters. In asserting that the
Constitution is divinely inspired, God suggests that that
equality, rule of law, and freedom to worship and choose right
Session of the general conferences of the church have become one of the
greatest recurring events in my life. I look forward with great
anticipation to hearing addresses from the brethren and sisters the Lord
has called to lead us. In the best of times, thier counsel is uplifting
and adds
This controversy about judgement is a straw man that is raised
regularly. It usually comes up because someone has suggested a context
in which we clearly ought to pass some kind of judgement. The
always-ironic response from so many is so consistently and so stupidly
predictable -- Oh, but
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Ron Scott wrote:
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Thus sayeth the self-appointed Judge in Israel.
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Actually, in the church our judges are appointed by
Ron Scott wrote:
I'm lousy at parables. Please explain.
Here's my interpretation. I hope that I am not too far off
the mark.
1) The filth represents sin, generally, through the individual
choices of the children involved. The effects of the filth
represents the effects of sin.
2) The
To continue the discussion with Jack and how we are affecting the culture
in the Middle East, let me quote today's Best of the Web from the WSJ:
The Road to Damascus
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/20/international/middleeast/20SYRI.html?ei
I went with my 11 year old on a school choir trip today to Calgary for a
choral festival performance. On the bus I listened to a CD tape of a
talk by Mike Wilcox called Noah Blindness It has some interesting
insights into a number of things, including seers, and judging. He
points out that the
Sorry had to teach a class.
Ron Scott wrote:
I'm lousy at parables. Please explain.
Here's my interpretation. I hope that I am not too far off
the mark.
1) The filth represents sin, generally, through the individual
choices of the children involved. The effects of the filth
represents the
Ron Scott wrote:
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Sophistry? I beg your pardon. Has the Church indicated that
people who believe the courts should decide the matter, as
mandated by the divinely-inspired constitution, are out of step
with the church and its teachings? Please point me to the
statement.
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Others with better
The ultimate purpose of the adversary, who has great wrath, because he
knoweth that he hath but a short time, is to disrupt, disturb, and
destroy the home and the family. Like a ship without a rudder, without a
compass, we drift from the family values which have anchored us in the
past.
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