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5/31/09 9:32 AM |
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just a thought wrote: Where does God command us to debate fellow believers? Acts 17:2-5 And Paul, as his manner was, went in unto them, and three sabbath days reasoned with them out of the scriptures, Opening and alleging, that Christ must needs have suffered, and risen again from the dead; and that this Jesus, whom I preach unto you, is Christ. And some of them believed, and consorted with Paul and Silas; and of the devout Greeks a great multitude, and of the chief women not a few. But the Jews which believed not, moved with envy, took unto them certain lewd fellows of the baser sort, and gathered a company, and set all the city on an uproar, and assaulted the house of Jason, and sought to bring them out to the people. - - - When I have nothing else to read, I read the posts. I know I said that I have nothing more to say, but I could not let this comment slide. |
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5/20/09 1:14 AM |
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It's late but I only now have I a chance to read all of the comments.Robert stated: "...only a non-literal hermeneutic will permit the amillennial position." That's absolutely correct! Otherwise, Christians would be looking for a literal beast coming out of the sea and land, or a woman in the wilderness, etc. Revelation 21:15-16 *And he that talked with me had a golden reed to measure the city, and the gates thereof, and the wall thereof. *And the city lieth foursquare, and the length is as large as the breadth: and he measured the city with the reed, twelve thousand furlongs. The length and the breadth and the height of it are equal. So, is this heavenly Jerusalem "LITERALLY" a 1500 mile cube? Yes or No. |
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5/19/09 9:48 AM |
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UK John--Thank you.AMill--I saw an article by Kuiper on www.mountainretreatorg.net. Excellent post. Robert--either the Holy Spirit made a mistake or MAN did in interpreting God's Word. We both know the first statement cannot be true so the second one must be soundly and rightly examined. First of all, in reading Revelation 14, there is no evidence or corroboration with the WHOLE of scripture that the 144000 are Jews ONLY. Secondly, your POV has to start with the premise that there is a DIFFERENCE between Jews and Christians. This has NO SCRIPTURAL basis. All the Spiritual seed of Abraham is the mystery revealed called the Church--the Faithful of Christ who are sealed by the Holy Spirit. Thirdly, the Great Tribulation is a term to describe tribulation that is MORE INTENSE, MORE EVIL, MORE TRYING in comparison to previous generations. It is a time when Satan and his demonic host are fully released and is given by GOD permission to first TEST the CHURCH and than rule, via men, the world. These men and ALL peoples are those who have the mark of the beast who is Satan. Fourthly, as far as the 'church' not being between chapters 4-21, does it not occur to you that God's warning to the churches (rev 2-3) are for chapters 4-21? |
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5/19/09 8:10 AM |
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Question for pre-tribbers:If you believe that there will be a "literal" 7-year tribulation after the rapture and then a "literal" 1000 year earthly reign, do you believe that only a "literal" 144,000 will be saved? And I looked, and, lo, a Lamb stood on the mount Sion, and with him an hundred forty and four thousand, having his Father's name written in their foreheads. (REVELATION 14:1) If you say NO, how do you determine which numbers are symbolic? - - - For an in-depth historical study of Dispensationalism, read Timothy P. Weber's 'On The Road To Armageddon: How Evangelicals Became Israel's Best Friend.' Google Bill Moyers Journal with: Timothy Weber and then with CUFI, for a mature discussion on this topic. |
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5/10/09 5:09 PM |
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What does Judaism have to do with biblical Christianity? Jesus' death and resurrection put an END TO JUDAISM! If idolators want to continue sacrificing animals, that is their choice but it is NOT prescribed by God's Holy Word. The United States is NOT a Judeo-Christian nation. If you think it is, then a person can be:a christian-buddhist a christian zionist a gay christian a politically liberal christian a politically conservative christian an ecumenical christian and so on... There is only one kind of Christian--Faithful. There is NO SUCH THING AS A FAITHFUL JEW. If they are of God's elect, they would strip themselves of their blasphemous religion of laws and narcissistic superiority. |
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4/23/09 7:26 PM |
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"The self-esteem movement has given us a new golden rule. No longer is it “Do unto others as yo would have them do unto to you” but “Do it to others before they do it to you!” (17)Stout, Maureen, The Feel-Good Curriculum - - - "A whole host of narcissistic traits—extreme self-importance, inflated sense of specialness, vanity, envy, and entitlement—...These shows offer hope to all narcissistic viewers who ever dreamed that fame, or even just ostentatious wealth, could be theirs simply by demanding it." (65) Pinsky, Dr. Drew and Dr. S. Mark Young, The Mirror Effect: How Celebrity Narcissism Is Seducing America - - - "Therapists, not priests or popular preachers of self-help or models of success like the captains of industry, become his principal allies in the struggle for composure; he turns to them in the hope of achieving the modern equivalent of salvation, 'mental health.' Therapy has established itself as the successor both to rugged individualism and to religion…" (13) Lasch, Christopher, The Culture of Narcissism: American Life in An Age of Diminishing Expectations |
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4/21/09 4:39 PM |
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A couple of things:In this day of blame-recovery- empowerment-'it's all about me'- naricissistic-post-modern-self-worship society, nothing really is an "addiction" anymore. It's a disease. Labeling bad behavior (poor choices which everyone makes) a disease encourages certain industries like: big-pharma, social services, lawyers (of course), the entire self-help coaching/movement, and yes EVEN CHURCHES to PROFIT FROM THIS! Secondly, I too would like to recommend two books: Damned Lies And Statistics, & More Damned Lies And Statistics, by Joel Best. "People use statistics to support particular points of view, and it is naive simply to accept numbers as accurate, without examining who is using them and why (Damned 1)." "Innumeracy is the mathematical equivalent of illiteracy; it is 'an inability to deal comfortably with the fundamental notions of number and chance (from John A. Paulor, Innumeracy )' Just as some people cannot read or read poorly, many people have trouble thinking clearly about numbers (ibid 19)." "Our culture depends on numbers, and therefore treats them seriously. Even when we suspect that our statistics are flawed, we realize that we can't get along without figures (More Lies 117)." |
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4/14/09 1:32 PM |
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My eye-sight has gotten worse!I glanced at the title and I thought it read: "...same old ADJECTIVE" and that the director's name was: 'Jimmy LaSALIVA.' |
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4/6/09 6:20 PM |
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Neil wrote: "do you think there are a substantial number of pastors who are atheists?" I do, at least beyond the pulpit. Observe how churches are run. Children don't need teachers to instruct them in profanity; that education already occurs in the schoolyard, if not at home. Or someone twittered them, or on the internet, or cable television, or daddy's DVR, etc. |
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3/12/09 8:35 AM |
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True Christianity is about gradual holy character developed IN individuals as the love of the world is frustrated out by a loving Father. It is NOT about sympathetic personalities familiar with Jesus making life for better for mankind.To add to Scott's point, when you get a chance, look through Christian publications in the classified section where churches post "openings" for church staff and pastors. Bible expert, teaching experience, intelligence in world issues, etc., are NOT the qualifications sought. Instead, the criteria usually focuses on fund-raising, music/drama experience, internet/technology proficiency, etc. |
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3/4/09 10:45 AM |
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Fred wrote: But other lost souls like CalvinistsBoth Calvinists and Roman Catholics I have Calvin's 'Institutes' on hard copy and on DVDROM. I have heard many anti-calvinists (Dave Hunt, John Taylor Gatto, etc.) state that John Calvin taught heresy BUT THEY NEVER CITE HIS WORK. They instead describe their interpretation of his work without offering a counter-argument.Please, oh please, answer this question. * What SPECIFIC evidence from Calvin's work is heretical that has confirmed for you that Calvinists are "lost?" Spare us the emotion-inciting rhetoric that anti-calvinists and evolutionists use and make your best argument with carefully considered premises stemming from Calvin's work. I'll start you off: Premise 1: (cite Calvin) Premise 2: (cite scripture) Conclusion: Calvinists are lost because... |
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