Dear David Miller,
I believe that my first post was critical of the way that members were
treating one-another. Soon after, I found myself to be a recipient of ad
hominem remarks. Since that time I have been very sparing with what I have
contributed to the forum.
Thank you David Miller, fo
Lance quotes Debbie:
> a false rumour has the power to destroy a person.
Considering the truthfulness of this statement, I would like to clarify some
things because it has come to my attention that John is engaging others on
this forum in gossip about me. John tells me that he will not courtesy
This coming from someone who reasons with "First" and "Two" instead of
"First" and "Second" or "One" and "Two"?
1. Please ask Victor to elaborate on how my theological understanding
is wholly wide of the mark. Such a statement does not convey to us any
greater understanding of the issue
- Original Message -
From: Victor Shepherd
To: Lance Muir
Sent: February 21, 2006 09:44
Subject: RE: [TruthTalk] Fw: repentance & sin and
everything
First,
who is David Miller? His theological understanding is wholly wide of the
mark.
Two,
Debbie is a surer guide.
Victor
I don't follow Rush Limbaugh much, but I am skeptical of the assertion that
he thinks Haliburton and Cheney can do no wrong. Are you using a little
hyperbole to make a point?
In any case, it is dangerous to talk about natural men and compare that to
what happens when one is placed into Christ.
Lance quoted Debbie:
> There is no point saying we are only a
> little bit sinful, even if we are David and
> sin only every third or fourth day.
I agree that there is no point in saying we are only a little bit sinful.
Who is this David she is talking about? Did she really mean to say every
th
Lance quotes Debbie:
> How can we deny that we share in
> this corporate responsibility, and does
> that not also count as sin?
She makes a good point here.
I think of Daniel 9 when I read this. Daniel's prayer shows him confessing
his sins and the sins of his people (Dan. 9:20). Moses too fou
I think Martin Luther and many of the reformers were wrong in their concept
of sin and repentance. This was the cultural mindset then, that the
depravity of man was so great that nothing could be done about it. Their
thinking was that everybody sins even when they are unaware of it. This
I have to leave the house so can't give this a thorough
going over but what strikes me off the top is
the quote below along with reference to CSL and TFT; So
what is corporate about personal
responsibility even though a moral ppl will in turn
make a moral nation?
The apostle Peter address
To Rush Limbaugh Haliburton and, by extension,
Cheney can do no wrong.
To the critics of Haliburton and, by extension,
Cheney can do no right.
IFO view Haliburton and, by extension, Cheney as
somewhere in between.
It depends upon the criteria brought to bear on the
analysis. I look at
- Original Message -
From: Debbie Sawczak
To: 'Lance Muir'
Sent: February 20, 2006 22:43
Subject: repentance & sin and everything
I came across this section on the first of Luther's 95
theses and thought of the sinless perfection discussion:
We commit the same error
nowadays,
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