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Originally posted by eagles54I truly hope you're just trying to help. If you are, please forgive me for what I'm about to say.
It's 'seance.'
Just tyring to help, RB.
Buddha has two Ds in it.
Thank you.
Having poor grammar at times does not make RB less correct than you. Neither does excellent grammar make anyone any more correct than anyone else.
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Originally posted by DarfiusI know eagles45 is being Prideful, possible.
I truly hope you're just trying to help. If you are, please forgive me for what I'm about to say.
Having poor grammar at times does not make RB less correct than you. Neither does excellent grammar make anyone any more correct than anyone else.
24 Mar 05
Originally posted by DarfiusRB's gift is not spelling for sure, but it does create a distraction in much the same way as if you were to do to a concert and the conductor was dressed casually. You would start to question the interpretation of the music.
I truly hope you're just trying to help. If you are, please forgive me for what I'm about to say.
Having poor grammar at times does not make RB less correct than you. Neither does excellent grammar make anyone any more correct than anyone else.
But I want to respond in a personal way to this idea. I was reading a blog posted on the internet from the president of a seminary who singled out a woman who I happen to know personally who found for her own personal spiritual pilgrimage that the role of Mary and the reflections upon her were of importance to her personally. Now this woman happens to be a Baptist and is very involved in her congregation and also happens to train ministry students in pastoral care.
The seminary president who singled her out has never talked to her or explored why or how this has deepened her faith. Are you beginning to see the problem here?
24 Mar 05
Originally posted by DarfiusI'm honestly trying to help the lad, but as you seem to view me through your own projection of what you feel my true intent is, then I guess any small help is not wanted.
I truly hope you're just trying to help. If you are, please forgive me for what I'm about to say.
Having poor grammar at times does not make RB less correct than you. Neither does excellent grammar make anyone any more correct than anyone else.
I apologize for not PMing you, RB, to remove the appearance that I'm belittling you publicly. That is certainly not my intention.
24 Mar 05
Originally posted by NemesioAlso, lets not forget that Jesus himself contacted the dead when he brought Lazarus back.
Originally posted by RBHILL
[b]Jesus is the only one that is alive that has past on.
Hercules was raised into heaven without dying. So, is it okay to
pray to him?
The Bible says no to contact the dead.
Where does the Bible say this?
Nemesio[/b]
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Originally posted by NemesioAre you suggesting that Hercules could kick Jesus' a**? Who would win in a fight RB, Hercules or Jesus?
Originally posted by RBHILL
[b]Jesus is the only one that is alive that has past on.
Hercules was raised into heaven without dying. So, is it okay to
pray to him?
The Bible says no to contact the dead.
Where does the Bible say this?
Nemesio[/b]
24 Mar 05
Originally posted by NemesioLeviticus says not to have Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, so that means you can't have a cutting of a relatives name on you.
Originally posted by RBHILL
[b]Jesus is the only one that is alive that has past on.
Hercules was raised into heaven without dying. So, is it okay to
pray to him?
The Bible says no to contact the dead.
Where does the Bible say this?
Nemesio[/b]
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I know it's in the O.T. but I will let you find it for yourself. Because for one thing if you contact the dead you don't know if it is a demon or the person you are trying to contact, but ultimately from a Christian persective we know it's a demon.
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Originally posted by RBHILLSuppose you had a tattoo saying "X loves Mom" and then your Mom died. Would you have to have surgery to have the tattoo of the word "Mom" removed or else you'd be eternally damned?
Leviticus says not to have Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, so that means you can't have a cutting of a relatives name on you.
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I know it's in the O.T. but I will let you find it for you ...[text shortened]... but ultimately from a Christian persective we know it's a demon.
24 Mar 05
Originally posted by no1marauderNo you are eternally doomed for only REJECTING Jesus.
Suppose you had a tattoo saying "X loves Mom" and then your Mom died. Would you have to have surgery to have the tattoo of the word "Mom" removed or else you'd be eternally damned?
The Bible like I said earlier says not to have tattoos. But lets say if you have one and then you accept Christ git ride of it.
24 Mar 05
Originally posted by RBHILLRB, who was the first tatoo artist in the Bible and who was the recipient of the tatoo?
No you are eternally doomed for only REJECTING Jesus.
The Bible like I said earlier says not to have tattoos. But lets say if you have one and then you accept Christ git ride of it.