Frank wrote:
Just because someone disagrees with you, does not mean they are unable to think. Just because someone doesn’t understand an issue the same way you do, does not make him unreasonable or undiscerning.

John UK wrote:
Well there you are, Christopher, in black and white. It is exactly the same technique as is used on covenanter.org. It's a form of oppression, telling others that they can't think (therefore you must listen to me!).
That those in the West cannot think critically any more. That maybe there are a few people on these threads who can actually reason (like me, Allie, of course!). In fact I know there are (which proves my Allie holier-than-thou attitude). Those who can reason, keep your discernment. Once again, a double whammy (there are many who cannot reason, and these will not have any discernment, but we who are the great ones need to remain Allie vigilant). Oh and SA has plenty of good Presby sermons but loads of bad Baptist comments.
Next...

John UK wrote:
Did u read my post 11/16/18 2.49pm?

John UK wrote:
Allie, the moneychangers in the Temple were circumcised Jews (hypocrites). The gentleman in sexual sin in Corinth was a professing believer (hypocrite). And I do not believe we (the church) should put to death any sinner by using OT commands or laws.
The Bible teaches we are to judge and discipline those within and members of the professed church, not those outside.
Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, not condemn them. And they will always act like sinners until God's Spirit gets a hold of them. Read some of George Whitefield's experiences in seeing mighty conversions of SINNERS.

John UK wrote:

Well you know what it is like, Christopher. To get the people in every Sunday, the leaders give a pep talk every now and again, usually from the text, "FORSAKE NOT the assembling of yourselves together."
So the frightened people make every effort to get "to church" even if they've got a cold or mild flu symptoms. And then right in the middle of the sermon, there is a ginormous sneeze, and one million germs become airborn and are breathed in by over half the congregation, who promptly become very ill three days later, infecting their children who are kept off school.
All in all it cost the economy $50k, all down to hypocrisy.

My Own 2 cents wrote:
What does Infowars have to do with this article? Please elaborate.

Youth in Asia wrote:
Those are good points, and apply to many churches around the world.
Maybe you can make this clear Amish... But the stereotype of your group is that
1. You are secluded and do zero mission work
2. You live on farms with no electricity and no cars, and no washing machines.
3. You believe you can lose your salvation
Any of that true?

Youth in Asia wrote:
I don't think Orthodox people ever cared. Unlike Catholics who have a system of government in the vatican, the orthodox church was always casual. Though with many Catholics moving to orthodoxy, and guys like Hank Hanagraff, their apologetics department is getting better.

sc wrote:
Kavanaugh was inconsistent when he said that he never forgot anything after drinking alcohol. Alcohol has that effect.
He lost credibility on that count alone.
That alone should disqualify him from being a judge.

Chris G P wrote:
As I commented to Mr Lincoln on a related thread, these Marxist activists are zealous, determined and dedicated to one aim. They wish to destroy your US Constitution, your Bill of Rights, and to hand the USA over to a globalist U.N. sponsored vision, a Communistic, Marxist and irreligious (with a clear exception for Islam, of course), state that will completely subvert all individual freedoms to the collective.
These people are traitors and spies, openly working within the government at all federal, state and local levels, and they make no secret of it. These are not just “Democrats”, the party they masquerade behind, they have actually taken it over, and they will stop at nothing to achieve their aims.