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Using the Bible to insult people

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Maybe he's right. It's his opinion.
Do you think divegeester is "an enemy of God"?


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Oh, the irony.

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Do you even know what the topic is?

All you seem to be concerned about is that some poster had the unmitigated gall to disagree with you.

Quick, erect the gallows! This slight shall not stand!





You keep saying that he says that you are an "enemy of God". Does this mean that you think you are, indeed, lusting after "the friendship of the world"? Maybe, just maybe, reading the passage in question (namely, James 4:1-4:6) might illuminate your brain a bit more. I suspect that even if it only gets you to stop one second and think about it, that's all the motivation joseph can hope for you.

Again, like usual, you turn molehills into mountains.

All because someone dared to disagree with you. Get a rope!


Originally posted by Suzianne
All you seem to be concerned about is that some poster had the unmitigated gall to disagree with you.
I think divegeester is interested in why jospehw cited James 4:4.


Originally posted by Suzianne
Again, like usual, you turn molehills into mountains.
Do you think James 4:4 is a Bible verse dealing with a "molehill". metaphorically speaking?

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Originally posted by FMF
I think divegeester is interested in why jospehw cited James 4:4.
Interested?

More like he's upset over someone calling him out over his siding with critics of Christians and Christian doctrine. The meaning of James 4:4 is clear and unequivocal... if dive is unable (or unwilling) to discern its meaning that's his problem, not ours.

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Originally posted by josephw
You parrot the views of those self proclaimed detractors of God's Word, especially when engaging with those who believe in what the Bible says.

In the thread titled "Why Americans are fat and loud" you joined in with atheist to "insult" another Christian, which is why I made the statement, "you make strange bedfellows" and referenced James 4:4.

If you ...[text shortened]... of those that have actual Biblically based views, right alongside your unbelieving counterparts.
telling it like it is,

He opposed and sided against me because I stated the Bibles viewpoint on homosexuality. He was forced to publicly acknowledge the Bibles viewpoint and eat his own words.

I am glad he is being outed for his watery version of Christianity and for hypocritically sidling against those who espouse Christian values simply because he has a personal vendetta against them and their beliefs. As far as I am concerned his is a religious bigot.


Originally posted by robbie carrobie
telling it like it is,

He opposed and sided against me because I stated the Bibles viewpoint on homosexuality. He was forced to publicly acknowledge the Bibles viewpoint and eat his own words.

I am glad he is being outed for his watery version of Christianity and for hypocritically sidling against those who espouse Christian values simply bec ...[text shortened]... nal vendetta against them and their beliefs. As far as I am concerned his is a religious bigot.
So are you saying you think divegeester is "an enemy of God"?


Originally posted by lemon lime
The meaning of James 4:4 is clear and unequivocal... if dive is unable (or unwilling) to discern its meaning that's his problem, not ours.
So do you think josephw is right to condemn divegeester as "an enemy of God"?

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Originally posted by FMF
So are you saying you think divegeester is "an enemy of God"?
Please go away you dullard!


Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Please go away you dullard!
We are talking about jospehw's citing of James 4:4. Do you think it is justified to use it against divegeester. Now, your personal animosity towards divegeester is not a secret, but is it an appropriate use of the Bible to try to insult a fellow Christian poster in the way that josephw did?

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Originally posted by FMF
We are talking about jospehw's citing of James 4:4. Do you think it is justified to use it against divegeester. Now, your personal animosity towards divegeester is not a secret, but is it an appropriate use of the Bible to try to insult a fellow Christian poster in the way that josephw did?
Joseph has explained what he meant and it bears no resemblance to your plastic and transparent loaded question.


Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Joseph has explained what he meant and it bears no resemblance to your plastic and transparent loaded question.
So, if josephw has explained what he meant, do you think he is right to condemn divegeester as "an enemy of God"?


Originally posted by josephw
I think this thread was started by you simply to continue the pattern you've established in this site of slandering and impugning the character and beliefs of those that have actual Biblically based views, right alongside your unbelieving counterparts.
Forgive me for saying so, but you seem to me to be "slandering and impugning the character and beliefs" of divegeester. Do you want people here to accept you at your word when you describe yourself as a Christian?

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