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Using the Bible to insult people

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Originally posted by lemon lime
The topic is Using the Bible to insult people... and you've done a bang up job of doing just that.
Do you have any examples of divegeester trying to insult another poster by citing a Bible verse?


Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Another transparent loaded question which assumes that Joseph was using the text as forum banter rather than in sincerity.
It was an interjection by josephw in a harmless exchange on the General Forum. Have you not read the thread where he suddenly quoted the Bible verse?


Originally posted by FMF
It was an interjection by josephw in a harmless exchange on the General Forum. Have you not read the thread where he suddenly quoted the Bible verse?
yes you yourself provided the extract, there was no evidence that he was using it as banter despite your claims to the contrary.




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Just one thing Jeester, 'are you an enemy of God'?


A reminder of when and why James 4:4 was suddenly cited on the General Forum. Here is the exchange:

Thread 167360 pages 13-15

Grampy Bobby: You, Sir Seitse, .... Once upon a time you were an asset to this public forum.
wolfgang59: And so were you. ... scrub that.
divegeester: Ignore that, ...or post a copy/pasted platitude instead, you mean 😛
josephw: You pick the strangest bedfellows geester. James 4:4 [...]
FMF: Go on then, if its meaning is so plain, it should be easy for you to explain.
josephw: Sorry FMF that you don't understand what James 4:4 means. Study up on it and reread the post by divegeester and my reply to it. Then tell me what you think it means based on the context of the posts in question.


Originally posted by FMF
A reminder of when and why James 4:4 was suddenly cited on the General Forum. Here is the exchange:

Thread 167360 pages 13-15

[b]Grampy Bobby
: You, Sir Seitse, .... Once upon a time you were an asset to this public forum.
wolfgang59: And so were you. ... scrub that.
divegeester: Ignore that, ...or post a copy/pasted platit ...[text shortened]... reply to it. Then tell me what you think it means based on the context of the posts in question.[/b]
not a whiff that it was utilised as banter.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
not a whiff that it was utilised as banter.
What was it utilized as then? We reread the post by divegeester (to wolfgang59), as josephw said, and we find James 4:4 is an interjection in General Forum banter. Is wolfgang59 a strange "bedfellow" for a Christian in some message board banter? How so? Is it an appropriate use of a Bible verse?


Originally posted by FMF
What was it utilized as then? We reread the post by divegeester (to wolfgang59), as josephw said, and we find James 4:4 is an interjection in General Forum banter. Is wolfgang59 a strange "bedfellow" for a Christian in some message board banter? How so? Is it an appropriate use of a Bible verse?
It was apparently utilised to admonish the erring divesgeester who may have been dangerously close to making himself 'an enemy of God'.

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If you truly believe all that, then you would not be concerned with what others think about you. Maybe its time to forget what JosephW thinks. You need to put yourself on a higher plane of thought and behavior.

For me, my personal philosophy is : "if I cannot get you to think like me then I would not allow you to drag me down to your level of thinking"

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Yes but we are not asking you if you are a Christian, we are asking you if you have made friendship with the world and constituted yourself an enemy of God as a consequence. Who is your best friend on this site? The apostate FMF! have you made yourself a friend of apostates and an enemy of God divesgeester?

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