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Suzanne’s Post, Fact, Fiction, Christian? Let’s Come Together!

Suzanne’s Post, Fact, Fiction, Christian? Let’s Come Together!

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
It was an observation of your creepy and somewhat stalky approach to the forums.
There was a time when this kind of off-topic ad hominem stuff was beneath you.


@fmf said
There was a time when this kind of off-topic ad hominem stuff was beneath you.
Hang on, I'll fetch my violin.




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Exactly what I thought when I saw you enter the fray.


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When the seagulls follow the trawler, it's because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea.

Eric Cantona


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Strange how the trawler you both follow either has Suzianne's or Kelly's name on it.

And Suzianne clearly answered the question, with her response that the notion of a woman exercising her natural right to the sovereignty over her own body, her physical and mental self, has somehow committed a sin before God is sad and disappointing. - Despite this FMF still blindly carries on asking the same inane question about whether or not repentance is required.

Do you think repentance is required for something you don't consider a sin before God?




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I'll ask you again:

Do you think repentance is required for something you don't consider a sin before God?


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No, she is repeatedly being ask a question she has already answered.

Unless you think a Christian would view repentance as necessary for something they don't think is a sin before God?....Do you?

FMF apparently remains undecided.


@fmf said
My motivation is to get you to state unequivocally whether you are one of those Christians who'd answer yes or one who'd answer no when faced with the question "if a Christian deliberately aborts a fetus, do you believe they should repent before God?"
Why are you not able to comprehend something that is said to you? If Suzianne believes it is not a sin before God for a woman to 'exercise her natural right to the sovereignty over her own body, her physical and mental self,' why on earth would she think the women needed to repent?

Why do things need to be unequivocally spelled out to you? Are you a child? Do you lack the ability to decipher a answer? Are you incapable of joining the dots?


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