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I think that you are imagining things.
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Answering old threads thread
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Idolater
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I recommend reading the first page of the linked thread if you haven't, with Quip's and Town's back-and-forth.
Town's reasoning is simply solid. He doesn't even argue from the position that life begins at conception, he merely ties together the fact that our constitution is based upon human rights and that rights attach at some point between conception and birth inclusive, and that since it's currently unknowable when that point is, that it's simply responsible to forbid elective abortion.
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That is completely and utterly wrong. We know, for a fact, that life begins at conception. That is irrefutable Biblical and scientific knowledge.
"rights attach" is babbling nonsense.
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Idolater
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TOL user Servent101 [sic], who joined 20 years ago, at age 100 (lol), is "Looking for a church."
If you are looking for a church, consider Mass. This is what "going to church" means according to the oldest, ancientest Christian traditions. Mass is where we weekly abide by the Lord's command to His Apostles: "Do this in memory of Me."
Looking for a church
I am looking for a church, a place to fellowship. I thought I would say what my leanings are and see if you there at TOL would know of a church I would be at home in... a place of similar values and beliefs. I try to walk the walk of a fundamentalist but appreaciate the non-condeming attitude...
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If you are looking for a church, consider Mass. This is what "going to church" means according to the oldest, ancientest Christian traditions. Mass is where we weekly abide by the Lord's command to His Apostles: "Do this in memory of Me."
Idolater
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ECT - I AM RIGHT
Just wanted your attention. This will be addressed to only particular people, and they will know who they are. The rest of you will know the type of people it's addressed to. Why do you come to a discussion board, and then behave as if everyone was supposed to agree with you, pat your back...
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Good discussion in here between 1Peacemaker, Meshak and the OP
annabenedetti
like marbles on glass
Hope your ban is up soon.
Came across this thread the other day. There are few threads left from my first couple years here when I was still a Republican. It's from the year before I left the GOP.
I miss so many posters who aren't here anymore.
Came across this thread the other day. There are few threads left from my first couple years here when I was still a Republican. It's from the year before I left the GOP.
I miss so many posters who aren't here anymore.
toldailytopic: If you voted for Obama, do you regret it?
How do you reconcile voting for McCain given both his stand on abortion and your apparent view that the president impacts the issue? I followed somewhat the conversation between several posters here about whether someone voted for a baby killer or not. I have a problem with that particular...
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ok doser
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Amazing to review that thread. Not a single mention of The Donald
Idolater
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It is what it is. I'm an unapologetic Catholic apologist whose Catholic apologetics is unapologetically Catholic. And TOL is Dispensationalist.
President Trump did, what you and Chrysostom were talking about, with the link with judges and abortion. For whatever he is, he did more to defend the fetus, than any other politician in America since Roe.
(Also Town is a legal positivist. He doesn't know it and he doesn't really know what legal theory is, in spite of being clearly a very responsible officer of the court. Legal theory is another thing. And being a superlative officer of the court doesn't require any sort of legal theory, since legal theory really only bears on the law when there's the absolute power of judicial review and an independent judiciary and a supreme court of highest appeal. Which is what we alone in America I think, have. So legal theory is where the two parties divide, and legal theory is super-duper important when it comes to appointing (hiring) judges, obviously especially the Supreme Court justices. But ordinarily no lawyer, and most judges really, don't need any sort of developed legal theory to be very moral officers of the court.)
Idolater
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An old thread which prompts a slightly different but related question:
Is reading the Bible a work?
Is believing/faith a work ?
The answer is absolutely yes. If we agree with the overall definition of work according to the greek word for work ergon: See strongs # 2041: business, employment, that which any one is occupied that which one undertakes to do, enterprise, undertaking any product whatever, any thing...
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Is reading the Bible a work?
This is a question B57 would NEVER EVER EVER NEVER EVER NEVER EVER answer.
If you can't find an old thread, try Google.
Good to see you, Chrys!
Pro-tip: Add "site:theologyonline.com" to your search terms and it will specifically search TOL for you.
Idolater
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can anyone please give me proof that Jesus Christ is real?
I have been dealing with this mythology teacher , and interviewing him on my tv and radio programs, and he gave incredible answers and question I don`t know to deal with them and if I let them be broadcast to the unbelievers and my audience it might prove to people there never was a real Christ...
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Derf
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So, why are you dredging this thread up?
As if there is more than one....
Do you know what "everlasting" means?
Genesis 17:13 He who is born in your house and he who is bought with your money must be circumcised, and My covenant shall be in your flesh for an everlasting covenant.
Ezekiel 37 26 Moreover I will make a covenant of peace with them, and it shall be an everlasting covenant with them; I will establish them and multiply them, and I will set My sanctuary in their midst forevermore.
The first is already here, the next is not here yet. Israel broke it, God did not. It is everlasting. No, it will not get them into the Body.
Idolater
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What Made Boston Vulnerable & Most Wicked? This is the show from Tuesday April 16th, 2013 SUMMARY: * Massachusettes Destroyed the Local Church: Until 1833, the state paid the salary of local ministers, who were Congregationalists, out of the public treasury. God never authorized the...
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The Boston Red Sox (who played a baseball game the day of the Marathon bombing) went on to win the World Series that year.
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Idolater
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Just some interesting ideas in the OP; some common challenges /doubts offered by seekers and nonbelievers and Christians. I thought this one was particularly interesting (being Catholic I notice such things):
"Even the proof of mary existance if there is any please give me any links on this or proofs outside of the religion , and the bible on this please, it is so important."
Why would proof of Mary's existence be "so important?"
Idolater
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lol yes indeed, that's one.