I have been in the south longer than you dean, so let me burst your
bubble. Chivalry is a ggod thing. It is also a rare thing. Here in
the south we have men who beat their wives. We have men that cheat on
their wives. We have men who lie to their wives. The fact that you
and I do not do that has no bearing on the reality of how life goes in
the south. People here are just as sinful as those in Canada or
California or way up north in the arctic circle. There is none good,
not even the good ol' boys, not even the street preachers. That means
you probably cannot take your wife anywhere, especially around a mad
dog sinner like me.
Terry
Dean Moore wrote:
cd: Terry such things should never be among our conversations as
a part of the body-I will not accept such-nor allow someone to speak
such to my wife. I am from the south here we have chivalry-such thing
are not done-nor will we allow a women to be mistreated in our
presence.If being this way is an excuse for my enemies to attack my
character by portraying me as violent-then I count it as gain. DavH
knew it was wrong to take the conversation deeper in the area of sex
while speaking to someones wife but the lust of the flesh led him
on-that is the truth of the matter-It would be great gain for his
master to cause a Christian to dwell in such areas -that is what
happened -same as he tried last year. He asks what would Jesus do? Well
how would Jesus have responded to DavH's question?Would Jesus have
asked such a question in the first place? Yes crap stinks when stirred
but now my character is being questioned and I view you as one the
one's questioning my character. I have even challenged to a grappling
match-and now I am su
ppose to bring my wife-I do not take my wife around people who allow
women to be spoken to in such a manner as they may do the same to
her-seems that no decent women should be around people like you or
John.That means I wouldn't take my wife around you either-in my book
wrong manners isn't good manners.
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11/27/2005 12:08:21 PM
Subject:
Re: [TruthTalk] Terry, let me put it in perspective for you.
I promise, Dean, I will never knowingly justify the
wicked. I also apologize for being harsh with you in the message below.
I do ask that you reconsider your statement that I am defending
Dave. He is well able to defend himself. I was simply voicing my
opinion, telling you that I think both you and Perry are going
ballistic over something that would have better been ignored.
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cd: Well Terry if I were in the wrong I might just take your
advice-But one shouldn't justify the wicked as both are guilty before
God.Daves mind was in the gutters-similar to last time when he asked
Izzy about her underclothing she has just finished shopping for-Do you
think I make decisions on just one incident? This is the second and I
also stopped the first last year. But you just keep on defending him-no
matter what filth comes from his mouth and at the same time those who
say it is wrong just continue attacking their character-I will forgive
you but I will also bound this over for a higher court-your choice?
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Sent:
11/27/2005 10:58:55 AM
Subject:
Re: [TruthTalk] Terry, let me put it in perspective for you.
Consider this! You constantly stirrinf the pot and pretending to know how I think may be the biggest problem of all. I suggest you put your brain in gear before opening your mouth.
Terry
cd: It is not your point that is the problem-the problem is that Terry
don't want to get you point-Dave is a gentleman in Terry's eyes and no
matter what DavH does it is seen as how a gentleman is suppose to act-even
of asking married women about their sex life-or hinting that others know
izzy intimily.Remember DavH is Terrys brother and one stands by his
brother-right or wrong.It is a shame that Terry over looks Izzy as a sister
that should be helped when the shark attacks by throwing filth her way:-(
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