| Any of you go to reunions? [message #94811] |
Thu, 17 January 2008 05:36  |
dc[3]
Messages: 895 Registered: September 2005
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has any right to say any of those things. Personally, I
>believe I am in more danger of hell than someone who lives as
>an honest atheist all their lives and give Jesus a chance on their
>deathbed.
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>I cannot pass judgment on anyone's eternal destiny.
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>The question that concerns me this Easter is answering the
>question of what we would see if we could take a time machine
>back to Jesus tomb on early Sunday morning after his death.
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>Would we see a bunch of guys stealing a body, or would we
>see a resurrected Lord and Saviour?
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| Re: Any of you go to reunions? [message #94816 is a reply to message #94815] |
Thu, 17 January 2008 09:23   |
dc[3]
Messages: 895 Registered: September 2005
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s a group since that's
a broad brush stroke, but in general, Islamic extremists are emboldened by
our lack of moral principals as a culture, which as D'Souza points out, is
propagated by the non-conservative side of our country. I also have a feeling
these terrorists really don't need a solid excuse - just a target to hate,
and we fit the bill, as does a good bit of Europe as well (lest Europeans
sit idly by and point an accusing finger at us). This is of course leaving
out a much bigger story of what has been happening to non-Muslims in Sudan,
Iran, Syria, etc for many years. Ours and Europe's time may be coming...
I agree with D'Souza's proposition that an amoral approach in our country
(that is usually called "left" since it isn't conservative by intent or belief)
is doing nothing to help us in the eyes of extremist Islam, and by nature,
propagates a social and moral trend that is obviously offe
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| Re: Any of you go to reunions? [message #94821 is a reply to message #94815] |
Thu, 17 January 2008 10:31   |
TCB
Messages: 1261 Registered: July 2007
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y" and I can tell you it was worse
than you think. He'd kick their butts.
I think ole Billy Graham would pass muster though.
>when jesus told
>peter to build the church upon this rock he wasn't speaking of some
>edifice that would take 100 years to build. he was talking about
>faith and all that it entails both the good and the less than good.
>all inclusive, not some exclusive club where only the self proclaimed
>saved were welcomed.
Yes! The true church is invisible and does not have a headquarters!
you are so right.
>but, being humans we feel compelled to make it after our own design.
>something we can understand when truely we can't. we can site phrases
>like "only god know" or "he works in mysterious way" or don't question
>the ways of the lord' because we then don't have to (as god in his
>devine wisdom) endowed us to...is to ask why.
Well we should ask why, and we should challenge God at times, and
I have been very angry with God on occasion. It's OK, he can take it.
Still at the end of the day, we either trust or we do not. I can tell you
that trusting is better. Without a doubt.
>what kind of parent wants his or her child never to ask a question.
>to me, asking doesn't imply disrespect of what is. it says i've got
>the brain you gave me so make me understand; i do. do unto
>others...plain and simple. you do that and there is no need for
>anything else.
But we can't. We are all fallen and lost, and we need a savior. Which
explains why Jesus did what he did. Yes, sometimes atheists live more
moral lives than some Christians, but real Christians are still living
better lives than they would have without him. Going to heaven is
not a work/merit system, which is why my atheist uncle, friend to Madalyn
Murray O'Hare and hater
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| Re: Any of you go to reunions? [message #94835 is a reply to message #94811] |
Thu, 17 January 2008 15:49   |
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gt;>>yourself, read the context, ask questions, and attempt to actually
>>>understand
>>>>>>>>>other people. You just read a single word and extrapolated that
>into
>>>>>>left
>>>>>>>>>field.
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>>>>>>>>>This had nothing to do with race. You might has well launched off
>>>a
>>>>>diatribe
>>>>>>>>>on the problems with meteor storms on Pluto.
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>>>>>>>>>And in case you were wondering, by "fabric" I meant guts to stand
>>up
>>>>>for
>>>>>>>>>what you believe in with integrity, honor and respect, but without
>>>any
>>>>>>>pansy,
>>>>>>>>>pacifist whining and hiding behind labels and stereotypes.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Btw - posting like this without your real name is cowardly and destroys
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Gantt Kushner
Gizmo Recording Company
Silver Spring, MD
www.gizmorecording.com
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| Re: Any of you go to reunions? [message #94862 is a reply to message #94849] |
Fri, 18 January 2008 09:39  |
dc[3]
Messages: 895 Registered: September 2005
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n here,but I think its time for me to say goodbye. Since
>I no longer
>own PARIS and I don't care to talk about politics and religion I'm moving
>along.
>All the best to everyon
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