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12/30/07 10:40 PM |
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Kenny thank you. I knew you could state something that Al Gore ACTUALLY SAID. "Apparently you are either a Gore supporter or a believer in 'global warming' or both." So because I would not join you condemning a man's character by the look of his eyes when he talks I am a "Gore supporter"? Is that your "biblical" standard of evidence? How about examining what I ACTUALLY SAID? I last heard such "look of the eyes" reasoning from an ARBCA church's deacon at a church members' meeting. (Next day, we heeded the words of a godly reformed baptist pastor years before who had always exhorted his flock to leave a church if we ever saw it depart from the Word of God). Kenny - I exhort you to follow the teachings and example of God rather than unrighteous men. "Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgment." It's about how you judge, not just the answer you come to. |
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12/30/07 9:27 PM |
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kenny wrote: 33k: Yes. I am being objective. I have watched Al Gore for many years. I base my opinion of him on my observations of him over time. His recent appearance on David Letterman's show only reinforced my opinion. I am no expert on the ins and outs of mental health and stability so "certifiable nut" is conjecture on my part. "Stupid", however, is stupid and if Al Gore is not some kind of robot being controlled by sinister forces, based on his own words and behavior, I believe him to be stupid. Since this is indeed a Christian website, I will henceforth refer to him as "brutish" rather than "stupid". Therefore, based upon years of observation, I am of the opinion that Al Gore is brutish. He also scares me so I stand by "scary", too. Kenny - from your "many years" and "observations over time" amd "years of observations" is there not one single objective documented fact that you would like to bring forward in support of your opinions? |
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12/30/07 2:32 PM |
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"The heated Chinese reaction to a controversy over whether officials actually had issued an order to ban Bibles in Olympic facilities being built for the 2008 games shows there is an underlying worry over issues involving religion, according to a Christian ministry. "Utter rubbish from WND once again being propagated. Yes, there is a grave concern over China's persecution of Christ. The evidence is ample. But No, the Chinese government's indignant reaction to a pack of lies in the media does not show one jot that there is an underlying worry over issues involving religion in China. Indignation is a perfectly appropriate reaction to lies. The fact that such ridiculous statements are put out by WND and "a Christian ministry" only serve to show an underlying worry about WND and "a Christian ministry". It would be more Christian to apologise for the garbage story propagated in the first place. That might serve as a Christian witness to the Chinese government. This "news" reporting will not - it is a disservice to the cause of Christ in China (and also throughout the world wide web). Thank you again Sermonaudio for bringing to our attention the nonsense peddled by WND. |
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12/28/07 3:44 AM |
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AntiVaticanistAmercian wrote: "GK": Give "gg" some credit; After All "A Broken Kooky-Clock is At Least Right Just Once a Day" ! Really? "Just Once a Day" you say? I didn't know it was as few times as that. |
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12/13/07 4:27 PM |
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Looks like I missed the show.I'm struck by the assumption that the key issue addressed is the absence of a "Biblical worldview". I would suggest in answer to the question "Do You Really Believe What You Profess?" what is missing today is an absence of HOLINESS and REPENTANCE. I have seen the most blatant and appalling breaches of the 10 Commandments by professing pastors, deacons, churches and Christians in general. Whilst not an absolute rule it has often been the case that it is those who spoke the most about "Biblical worldviews" who were unrepentant for their sin. "Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord: Looking diligently lest any man fail of the grace of God; lest any root of bitterness springing up trouble you, and thereby many be defiled; Lest there be any fornicator, or profane person, as Esau, who for one morsel of meat sold his birthright. For ye know how that afterward, when he would have inherited the blessing, he was rejected: for he found no place of repentance, though he sought it carefully with tears." |
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