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servent101
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Sozo
and what is someone who perverts the Word of God - much worse than a person addicted to sense gratification - You use the Word of God for mental masturbation - for entertainment, to go out and find fault with others so you can enjoy some wicked ego tripping on someone else’s expense - you are sick - and in need of a doctor.
Seems no one is willing to answer the question I asked, and there are a lot of people who claim to follow the Lord, but not His example. Enjoying yourself too much Sozo to follow the Truth.
As the church burns inside - filled with all manner of evil deed - and your sin is one of the most flagrant - using the Word for mental masturbation - seeking sick gratification on the sins of those whom Jesus showed nothing but longsuffering and patience towards - What you are doing Jesus gave no example of - and rather the opposite example - there is enough in the church you would do well to call to repentance - but you appear to huddle together and condemn anyone who does not have the same energy feed as you do.
Think about it, while you still can - or if you still can.
With Christ's Love
Servent101
and what is someone who perverts the Word of God - much worse than a person addicted to sense gratification - You use the Word of God for mental masturbation - for entertainment, to go out and find fault with others so you can enjoy some wicked ego tripping on someone else’s expense - you are sick - and in need of a doctor.
Seems no one is willing to answer the question I asked, and there are a lot of people who claim to follow the Lord, but not His example. Enjoying yourself too much Sozo to follow the Truth.
As the church burns inside - filled with all manner of evil deed - and your sin is one of the most flagrant - using the Word for mental masturbation - seeking sick gratification on the sins of those whom Jesus showed nothing but longsuffering and patience towards - What you are doing Jesus gave no example of - and rather the opposite example - there is enough in the church you would do well to call to repentance - but you appear to huddle together and condemn anyone who does not have the same energy feed as you do.
Think about it, while you still can - or if you still can.
With Christ's Love
Servent101
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beanie perverts the word of God but you would never be this harsh with him. You're preach against harshness yet you don't hesitate to be harsh with those who preach against wickedness. You're such a hypocrite!
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Poly wrote:
I don't believe I've ever made such a claim. Anyone can look like Pele playing football against five-year-olds but it would be foolish to take much pride in it.
What's wrong, Poly? Don't you like it when people poke fun? Can't you see that I'm trying to help you and that I've got your best interests at heart? Don't you know that Jesus mocked people on occasion? What are you, stupid?
I don't believe I've ever made such a claim. Anyone can look like Pele playing football against five-year-olds but it would be foolish to take much pride in it.
What's wrong, Poly? Don't you like it when people poke fun? Can't you see that I'm trying to help you and that I've got your best interests at heart? Don't you know that Jesus mocked people on occasion? What are you, stupid?
servent101
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Poly
This is my example from the Lord - to be gentle with the sinner, and harsh with the people who claim to preach against wickedness - where is the example of Jesus as !!!!First pointed out
This is my example from the Lord - to be gentle with the sinner, and harsh with the people who claim to preach against wickedness - where is the example of Jesus as !!!!First pointed out
Flipper
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Sozo:
Is what you're driving at is that all sin is allegedly repulsive in the eyes of God? But I'm sure you'd agree that some sins are worse than others.
Ordering the destruction of an entire group of people makes Hitler a worse person than me. Isn't that consistent with both Christian theology and a secularist morality? The difference is that, in your view, we'll both end up in Hell. I remain unpersuaded that there is any evidence of such a place.
Is what you're driving at is that all sin is allegedly repulsive in the eyes of God? But I'm sure you'd agree that some sins are worse than others.
Ordering the destruction of an entire group of people makes Hitler a worse person than me. Isn't that consistent with both Christian theology and a secularist morality? The difference is that, in your view, we'll both end up in Hell. I remain unpersuaded that there is any evidence of such a place.
Sozo
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I will accept that you reject the prospect of God or a place called Hell, but you are correct in your evaluation that it is not the scope of the behavior that defines it. I have no choice but to argue my points from a biblical perspective, and for that reason you are in error to consider them as unsound. However, if you choose to discount them based on your disbelief in God, than that is another matter entirely.
servent101
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Flipper
The traditional view of sin does not represent anything in the Bible - We fall short of perfection - we try to be charitable - but we are not charitable enough, we try to be kind - but we are not kind enough - whatever we do - there is always room for improvement.
The concept of sin as being doing something wrong is not in the Good News - the idea is something that has been a real hindrance to the progress of Christianity.
We try to be chaste - but we are not chaste enough - We try to pray - but we are not praying well enough - etc. etc.
To strive to do something is the path of Christianity - the idea of not doing something bad is born out of two thousand years of confusion in the Christian Faith.
Hope you understand - it is a fine point of articulation... if you can control the tong - you can move mountains. By perseverance and right means - we can control the mind and increase in our ability to serve the Lord - This is available to everyone.
With Christ's Love
Servent101
The traditional view of sin does not represent anything in the Bible - We fall short of perfection - we try to be charitable - but we are not charitable enough, we try to be kind - but we are not kind enough - whatever we do - there is always room for improvement.
The concept of sin as being doing something wrong is not in the Good News - the idea is something that has been a real hindrance to the progress of Christianity.
We try to be chaste - but we are not chaste enough - We try to pray - but we are not praying well enough - etc. etc.
To strive to do something is the path of Christianity - the idea of not doing something bad is born out of two thousand years of confusion in the Christian Faith.
Hope you understand - it is a fine point of articulation... if you can control the tong - you can move mountains. By perseverance and right means - we can control the mind and increase in our ability to serve the Lord - This is available to everyone.
With Christ's Love
Servent101