Originally posted by @romans1009Still on about this eh?
So you believe good works make you righteous (in right standing with God) and you boast of how much more righteous you are compared to me, yet you won’t identify what your good works are?
Surely if your good works have made you righteous, it would benefit everyone to learn what they are so they could emulate you.
And yet you won’t say and feign being offended that I asked.
Interesting...
my day" I had to pay some bills , do some shopping, went for a cab back home , ran into another (soul)vessel , brought him back to mine, cooked him a feed, chopped him in. made sure he was righteous and what it meant to be not righteous, then sat back and had a pipe. I did a bunch of other things but this'll get you started.
Originally posted by @karoly-aczelThis (soul)vessel that you ran into, was he a stranger or a friend (or an imaginary friend?)
Still on about this eh?
my day" I had to pay some bills , do some shopping, went for a cab back home , ran into another (soul)vessel , brought him back to mine, cooked him a feed, chopped him in. made sure he was righteous and what it meant to be not righteous, then sat back and had a pipe. I did a bunch of other things but this'll get you started.
So you cooked a meal for this (likely imaginary) person, preached a false doctrine of works-based salvation to him and tossed him out the door?
Then you lit a pipe and went trolling on the Internet.
Well, that’s some impressive good works for a single day, Mother Teresa!
Originally posted by @suzianneActually, I find his question, 'Any advice on how to avoid the grief that I bring upon myself?' to itself be riddled with pride and sarcasm. - I'm sure, if you really think about it, you'll see he wasn't humbly coming to you for advice. (Because not in a month of Sundays did he believe he brought such grief upon himself).
Well, before I begin, let's compare your question to dg's response to the same post:
[b]"What grief is it you think I cause myself suzianne?"
He questions that he brings any grief to himself at all. It is a prideful response. On the other hand, you ask how you can avoid the grief you bring to yourself. I just wanted to point that out befo ...[text shortened]... m not saying to never dance, but be sure it is because you want to, and not because they insist.[/b]
He did however like your response, so of course immediately changed tack.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeBecause not in a month of Sundays...
Actually, I find his question, 'Any advice on how to avoid the grief that I bring upon myself?' to itself be riddled with pride and sarcasm. - I'm sure, if you really think about it, you'll see he wasn't humbly coming to you for advice. (Because not in a month of Sundays did he believe he brought such grief upon himself).
He did however like your response, so of course immediately changed tack.
So, four Sundays?
Originally posted by @freakykbhI guess it's an English expression. Would you prefer, 'not in a box of doughnuts?'
[b]Because not in a month of Sundays...
So, four Sundays?[/b]
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Originally posted by @romans1009It was a new aquaintance .. as for the rest of your post I lost it at 'preached' ... i dont preach. i just live my life
This (soul)vessel that you ran into, was he a stranger or a friend (or an imaginary friend?)
So you cooked a meal for this (likely imaginary) person, preached a false doctrine of works-based salvation to him and tossed him out the door?
Then you lit a pipe and went trolling on the Internet.
Well, that’s some impressive good works for a single day, Mother Teresa!
Originally posted by @romans1009cut me some slack. I had to take apart a tv cabinet to get upto the stairs on sunday. 8hrs str8. I still have to put it back together properly however the hard part is over. did you buy chance to 8hrs solid on sunday? even if you did it doesn't matter. you have no right to judge me. only god judges me.
This (soul)vessel that you ran into, was he a stranger or a friend (or an imaginary friend?)
So you cooked a meal for this (likely imaginary) person, preached a false doctrine of works-based salvation to him and tossed him out the door?
Then you lit a pipe and went trolling on the Internet.
Well, that’s some impressive good works for a single day, Mother Teresa!
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It's interesting that when someone hates you so much because of your beliefs they will firstly refuse to talk to you and then follow you around the forums with personal attacks and malice to try to discredit you. I find that to be rather interesting behavior. Could it possibly be that your beliefs make them so uncomfortable with their own beliefs?
Originally posted by @dj2beckerMaybe ask a "neurologist".
It's interesting that when someone hates you so much because of your beliefs they will firstly refuse to talk to you and then follow you around the forums with personal attacks and malice to try to discredit you. I find that to be rather interesting behavior. Could it possibly be that your beliefs make them so uncomfortable with their own beliefs?
Originally posted by @dj2beckerGhost of a Duke is not a neurologist, something you would know if your claim about going to see a psychologist and a neurologist - in connection with the cult you claim to have been a victim of - were true.
A self proclaimed 'Ghost' one on the internet?
Originally posted by @dj2beckerPM me about it.
What is he then, and how do you know it to be true?
Originally posted by @dj2beckerWhy are you asking me?
Haven't you blocked my PMs or is that divegeester?