Originally posted by daniel58 1. It's not your "creative use of language".
2. If you keep using that language and don't ask for forgiveness.
Daniel, I would continue to assert that there is nothing for me to ask for forgiveness of. Words don't make the man, nor do they make the sin.
Words are powerful tools to be used as an artists brush or a battering ram. Words are a gift and you should learn how to put them to use describing all of the human condition. You can't do this by ignoring some of the most colorful ones.
My soul is in no peril as a result of the words I use.
Originally posted by DoctorScribbles Leroy Brown is said to be the baddest man in the whole damn town.
Who is the baddest character in the Bible?
Joab. He was king Davids right hand man and a warrior who killed off myraids of people who opposed king David, including his own sons whom King David forbade him to kill and he did so without remorse. Then he later inexplicably turned on king David. He was nothing short of a killing machine.
Originally posted by Hand of Hecate Daniel, I would continue to assert that there is nothing for me to ask for forgiveness of. Words don't make the man, nor do they make the sin.
Words are powerful tools to be used as an artists brush or a battering ram. Words are a gift and you should learn how to put them to use describing all of the human condition. You can't do this by ignoring some of the most colorful ones.
My soul is in no peril as a result of the words I use.
Words show what the man is, so if he uses bad words he's probably a bad man. Sure they do "Thou shalt not take the Lord The God's Name in vain"
Originally posted by daniel58 Words show what the man is, so if he uses bad words he's probably a bad man. Sure they do "Thou shalt not take the Lord The God's Name in vain"
Biblical Leroy Brown
25 Sep '09 23:53
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