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Originally posted by blindfaith101
Undestanding what you are saying. an I am taking no offense? Who does it really offend, the believer or the unbeliever? i have been taught to give all worship and honor to GOD, in every way that you can. I try to do that with my entire life and actions. Does the way that I worship and honor GOD offend some. Yes. But who is it better to offend GOD or an ...[text shortened]... What would be the right thing for me to do? Does GOD care about my English or my worship of HIM?
Yes I know what you are saying but you are not getting my drift. God is also a God of order and I believe using proper english is in order. I understand that you have a high regard or respect for our God, but what I am trying to say without offending you is that you are using capitols out of order.
I hope that makes sense to you....If Billy Graham or some respected preacher were to address this matter, they would write The Word of God.
I commend what you are trying to do, but I'm not so sure that it honors God. I could be wrong but I don't think so.
I have read many books by different Christian authors and have never seen one instance of capitolizing the way you do.
Anyway, that's my advise to you take it or leave it...it will not change my opinion of you either way....🙂

BTW...real worship comes from the heart and by our actions...

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Originally posted by checkbaiter
Yes I know what you are saying but you are not getting my drift. God is also a God of order and I believe using proper english is in order. I understand that you have a high regard or respect for our God, but what I am trying to say without offending you is that you are using capitols out of order.
I hope that makes sense to you....If Billy Graham or so ...[text shortened]... opinion of you either way....🙂

BTW...real worship comes from the heart and by our actions...
When I taught English in a Christian college, teaching correct use of capital letters required inordinate amounts of time because the kids wanted to capitalize everything. None took it as far as RB and BF, however.

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Originally posted by Wulebgr
When I taught English in a Christian college, teaching correct use of capital letters required inordinate amounts of time because the kids wanted to capitalize everything. None took it as far as RB and BF, however.
What do you suppose it is that would compel them to do so? Excitement, enthusiasm?

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Originally posted by checkbaiter
What do you suppose it is that would compel them to do so? Excitement, enthusiasm?
The New International Version of the Bible employs incorrect capitalization, as do many Christian publishing houses.

Such publishers are also notorious for other errors, such as throwing letters behind a person's name, viz., "as Wulebgr, PhD argues ..." Everyone is a doctor in academia; it doesn't mean they know what they are talking about. Even more egregious, Christian publishers like to throw up a person's degree when it is in a field entirely separate from the subject on which he or she offers "expertise." Most degreed Creationists, for example, author texts far outside their academic training, but those three letters after their name assure readers they can believe it.

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hello, just wnated to be the 200 post, and there is no god

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Originally posted by trevor33
hello, just wnated to be the 200 post, and there is no god
Go post at Thread 19003, if numbers are your goal.

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Originally posted by Wulebgr
The New International Version of the Bible employs incorrect capitalization, as do many Christian publishing houses.

Such publishers are also notorious for other errors, such as throwing letters behind a person's name, viz., "as Wulebgr, PhD argues ..." Everyone is a doctor in academia; it doesn't mean they know what they are talking about. Even more ...[text shortened]... academic training, but those three letters after their name assure readers they can believe it.
Speaking of titles and expertise this might be of interest.


http://www.truthortradition.com/modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=576

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Originally posted by checkbaiter
Speaking of titles and expertise this might be of interest.


http://www.truthortradition.com/modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=576
Yes, that site is a telling example of the anti-intellectualism that runs rampant through evangelicism around the globe and American culture generally.

If you simply read and consider the examples and argument presented there, it quickly becomes clear how they undermine their own argument. It was astounding, indeed, that Jesus was so wise without formal learning. It does not follow, however, that believers should eschew the acquisition of knowledge in the mistaken notion that such was the example of Jesus. Christians must remember that Jesus was special, the word made flesh, God incarnate. His wisdom was rooted in who he was, according to Christian tradition.

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Originally posted by Wulebgr
Yes, that site is a telling example of the anti-intellectualism that runs rampant through evangelicism around the globe and American culture generally.

If you simply read and consider the examples and argument presented there, it quickly becomes clear how they undermine their own argument. It was astounding, indeed, that Jesus was so wise without formal ...[text shortened]... de flesh, God incarnate. His wisdom was rooted in who he was, according to Christian tradition.
Ahh, but they do not believe He is/was God incarnate. Simply the Son of God. Divine, yes. But not God.

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Originally posted by checkbaiter
Ahh, but they do not believe He is/was God incarnate. Simply the Son of God. Divine, yes. But not God.
Even the slightest divinity should account for his exceptional understanding of matters for which others would require formal training.

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Originally posted by Wulebgr
Even the slightest divinity should account for his exceptional understanding of matters for which others would require formal training.
Well, He had a very close relationship with His Father(God) and the scrolls that were already written. But He did have to learn. The scriptures do say He grew in wisdom and in stature.

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Originally posted by blindfaith101
Is not the end of times considered part of the last days.
As for the reason on why there are more women then men. Men join armies, armies fight wars, and men die. Those men that do remain are not making as many children as they used too. Also due to modern thinking, men donot want to take care of women or children. Also men are thinking of the cost of ...[text shortened]... do socialize together. They would rather socialize with each other than with the unsaved World.
Blindfaith. Do you really think this is the end of the world? If so, I really worry for your state of mind. You must be a little worried - it seems to be distorting your view a little. Still, apparently harmless enough.

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Originally posted by checkbaiter
Yes I know what you are saying but you are not getting my drift. God is also a God of order and I believe using proper english is in order. I understand that you have a high regard or respect for our God, but what I am trying to say without offending you is that you are using capitols out of order.
I hope that makes sense to you....If Billy Graham or so ...[text shortened]... opinion of you either way....🙂

BTW...real worship comes from the heart and by our actions...
What is out of order when I write, Praise, and Glorify with Capital Letters. OK, You may not accept or understand my reasoning. But do you accept what THE WORD OF GOD, says: PSALMS 147, 148, 149, 150, I am just Praising THE LORD with Capital Letters.

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Originally posted by Wulebgr
The New International Version of the Bible employs incorrect capitalization, as do many Christian publishing houses.

Such publishers are also notorious for other errors, such as throwing letters behind a person's name, viz., "as Wulebgr, PhD argues ..." Everyone is a doctor in academia; it doesn't mean they know what they are talking about. Even more ...[text shortened]... academic training, but those three letters after their name assure readers they can believe it.
question, why does it bother some many, when a Believer worships or praises GOD with Capital Letters? Why do you think or believe GOD is offended?

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Originally posted by Wulebgr
Go post at Thread 19003, if numbers are your goal.
How did you put that link in like that?