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 6/23/19 4:21 PM |
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Hopefully can get answers without acronomy. The Lord commanded His children to love their enemies and told them not doing so was pretty much no big deal (do not the publicans the same) Paul wrote, in I Thessalonians 3:12 And the Lord make you to increase and abound in love one toward another and. Toward all men….. Why would God require His children to do that which some say He won’t? |
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| 2/8/18 12:12 PM |
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Watcher wrote:
There are also studies showing the proliferation of electronic devices are shutting down the frontal lobe's ability to think critically and analyse the difference between right and wrong. If children (or adults for that matter) cannot differentiate between what is right and what is wrong (or almost right), then society, as a whole will swallow anything. You obviously use electronic devices or you couldn't post here. Do you think you no longer have the ability to think critically or analyze the difference between right and wrong? |
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| 7/21/17 2:03 PM |
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John UK wrote:
The context is the assembling together; the key words are "every one of you"; the end is edification. This never happens in a Pastor/congregation setting. why you would recommend sermons from this site to those who post here if you don't think there is any edification in them? |
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| 3/20/17 5:57 PM |
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John Yurich USA wrote:
I go to Adult Sunday School before worship at that Baptist Church I attend on Sunday mornings. The attendance is very low at that Adult Sunday School class. This coming Sunday 26 March I will be Baptized via immersion at that Baptist Church I attend on Sunday mornings. The Baptism will take place in the indoor pool of a nearby hotel. did you tell the pastor who is baptizing you that you still faithfully attend the Catholic church and partake in Mass? Did you indicate that you were planning on only being Catholic once you moved away from the area? Was he cognizant of your plans to sprinkle your children from your marriage to a girl who could be your granddaughter as Catholics and raise them in the Catholic church? Is the pastor there a fan of country music as acceptable for Christians to listen to? just wondering |
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| 3/17/16 10:29 PM |
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B. McCausland wrote:
However they are universal because they represent God's will for man. Then why is it not commanded or commended by God to man for over 2500 years? No Sabbath observation by any of God's people until after the nation of Israel left Egypt. If its is universal to all men, why does God say that His law was made to distinguish Israel from the heathen nations? |
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| 3/8/16 1:10 PM |
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BibleSays wrote:
Mat 12:35 A good man out of the good treasure of the heart bringeth forth good things: and an evil man out of the evil treasure bringeth forth evil things.
In other words, if you have evil in your heart, and you are not reddemed by Christ, your actions will often be evil. Don't want to sound like a Trump supporter and agree that what is in the heart comes out in the external. But you have remember, we are not electing a dictator and there would be those who would say that none of the candidates are born from above. If Trump uses his private jet to carry a critically ill 3 year across the USA for treatment, is that something that is bad? Have not checked, but am sure his charities have helped many people. It is not done for the glory of God, so it doesn't measure up to God's standard, but to say that everything any candidate does is bad because they are not redeemed might be a stretch. Even Jehu received praise for the right that he did. |
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| 3/8/16 10:56 AM |
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TMC. you use the example of voting for Stalin and Hitler, is one that you would not have without the backward look of history. You would not have known(using your analogy) that at the time they were "running" for their position that they would be the despots they turned out to be, because they did not "run on a platform" of executing millions.It appears that the compromise of which you speak is one of supporting Trump's casino's, marital infidelity, clubs, etc. Thing is, as UPS has stated, that is not the positions on which he is running. So a vote for Trump, if he is the nominee, is not a support of his lifestyle or business practices. As the Republican nominee, he would have to run on their platform, which might even include the defunding of Planned Parenthood. |
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| 3/6/16 10:30 PM |
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Shane wrote:
Just wondering...
You specifically called out those who didn't/aren't voting as being the ones who put the most evil ones into power. Sorry, not true, no matter how you want to reason it in my opinion.
The other posters you brought up were discussing politics. Not necessarily calling out those who stayed home.
Agree to disagree.
Mike...
The assumption is that a Mormon would have not advanced evil causes as the current pres. does. I see the logic behind that. But it's still an assumption that tells believers who stayed home "shame on you, look what you've done." I don't agree nor do I think it right. I remember voting for Bush because he was a "Christian". Well, he turned out to be a liar. Also,Installing the Patriot act (which will never go away) to allow the government to spy on you, amongst other things. I understand 9/11 was the reason, but that's a discussion for another time perhaps.
Frank...
Thanks for the encouragement brother. The conscience is a precious thing. Precious. Ok Shane, I will agree to disagree with you my friend. You can sit there and say that my conclusion is wrong but as Mike pointed out we have an election results in 2012 that says it is correct. |
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| 3/6/16 6:01 PM |
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Shane wrote:
Thanks for your help response. I think your biblical example validates my point about prayer. Although God already has his plan.
But you didn't answer my first question. If you think it important to vote in an election for the lesser of two evils, for whatever your reasoning, fine.
But throwing a guilt trip on other believers for praying instead of defiling their conscience? Oh no, I realize that people don't answer to anybody but God Almighty. I was just saying there is more than one side to this story. Fine if you don't agree with me, just putting it out there for people to ponder. I never said you shouldn't spend time praying about this, not sure why you thought I did. However, if you are talking about dictating to people's conscious then maybe your thoughts should have been directed to Geff who has told anyone supporting Trump they are out of the will of God. Or maybe to John 8:32 who has called anyone who votes for Trump a compromiser. Nothing wrong with pointing out Trump has problems, being judgmental because others don't see things your way is quite different. |
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| 3/6/16 8:48 AM |
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Geff wrote:
Just Wondering,
Did I ever say anything about voting for Hillary? To say I did would be a lie. And under the same logic, a vote for Trump is a vote for Hillary, because Trump has no chance according to the numbers of beating Hillary. Hillary beats him by a land slide in conservative numbers! If I'm not pulling a ballot for Hillary, then don't give me this garbage about how I'm voting for Hillary!
P.S. Thanks J. B. Adams!  yup, even if you ignore the obvious, your are not voting against Hillary, he is that is not against us is for us to turn a biblical statement around, and you absolutely cannot prove that any polling done this early was ever an accurate indication of what will happen in the general election, they said Carter/Reagan was too close to call right up to the election day and Carter conceded before voting was over. Jay Jay, I fail to see how President Hillary is doing what is right. She is far more radical and evil than Trump. Yup, a R by his name, that is current way our system works in case you haven't figured it out. But you, TMC, you don't think Hillary would be worse than Trump? It won't bother your conscience that you help put her in office? okay. |
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| 3/6/16 8:08 AM |
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Geff wrote:
Just wondering wrote:
what are all you "principled" people going to do if Donald Trump is the Republican nominee?
I'm gonna vote third party, or not vote at all. It is much better than forsaking principle and voting for evil! translation, my principled stance is to not vote against Hillary winning the election, my principled vote is for Hillary. Interesting. But wait, that is not voting for evil.  |
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| 3/5/16 9:14 PM |
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what are all you "principled" people going to do if Donald Trump is the Republican nominee? Stay home, strategy worked "great" in 2012, gave us the disastrous last three plus years of the current administration with its economy destroying edicts, the pushing of the sodomite agenda that is now being used to persecute Christians and allowing of immoral men into women's bathrooms and locker rooms, just to mention just a couple, well, that didn't work out very well. Vote third party, that gave us Bill Clinton and his disgrace of the office of the presidency, the cause of the financial collapse at the end of the Bush administration with the Community Reinvestment Act being enforced, and his wife as a presidential candidate, another failing idea. Just wondering |
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| 2/28/16 12:58 PM |
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Geff wrote:
Just wondering writes:
"Geff wrote: THBCC, And please stop boring us all with your reasons you're supporting a God hater for president. Really, we've heard quite enough Trump propaganda lately!
if you would stop writing stuff because he told you too? You think only your opinion has a right to be posted? You the new moderator in town? Just wondering"
No that's not what I'm saying. Of course he has the right to post on here, I'm just asking him to stop it with all of the annoying shouting about Trump. My ears are begining to wring from all of the all caps and exclemation points! Well have you consider looking in the mirror? Seems to me the easiest way to avoid it that which you say is bothering you would be to skip over it and not read it. That is what most everybody else does. It is not like it is hard to pick up which post are his. |
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| 2/28/16 8:43 AM |
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Geff wrote:
THBCC,
And please stop boring us all with your reasons you're supporting a God hater for president. Really, we've heard quite enough Trump propaganda lately! if you would stop writing stuff because he told you too? You think only your opinion has a right to be posted? You the new moderator in town? Just wondering |
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