Ought New Testament Greek be compuslosry in School?


View Poll Results: Ought New Testament Greek be compuslosry in School?
Yes. 1 6.67%
No. 13 86.67%
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I think not
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#31
Quote: Originally Posted by Crusader

ITN, have yu accepted the LORD?

Yes, I talk to Jay every Friday night in his drunken state.

Yes, but I don't live by a rule book, I let my conscious drive me.
 
thecdn
#32
Quote: Originally Posted by Crusader

ITN, have yu accepted the LORD?

Did I get my url's mixed up and end up over at christianforums again? Damn, I hate when that happens...
 
Crusader
#33
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Jay
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#34
Quote: Originally Posted by thecdn

Quote: Originally Posted by Crusader

ITN, have yu accepted the LORD?

Did I get my url's mixed up and end up over at christianforums again? Damn, I hate when that happens...

Do you have a problem?
 
Crusader
#35
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pastafarian
#36
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ITN, have yu accepted the LORD?

You mean Lord Black of Crossharbour, 'cause I find him and his wife both a little hard to accept?
 
thecdn
#37
Quote: Originally Posted by Jay

Quote: Originally Posted by thecdn

Quote: Originally Posted by Crusader

ITN, have yu accepted the LORD?

Did I get my url's mixed up and end up over at christianforums again? Damn, I hate when that happens...

Do you have a problem?

Yes. Always have a problem with statements as ridiculous as that.
 
Said1
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#38
B-b-but there's ITN's soul to think aboot. Don't you care?










 
Finder
#39
Hmmmmmmm what would a Taliban like Canada look like? Perhaps Crusades vision of Canada is immature, perhaps Utopian in his own mind, but for most of us it would be living in hell itself.
 
Crusader
#40
Quote: Originally Posted by Finder

Hmmmmmmm what would a Taliban like Canada look like? Perhaps Crusades vision of Canada is immature, perhaps Utopian in his own mind, but for most of us it would be living in hell itself.

A common tongue: what's so hellish about that? Look at all the problems we have right now with French and English and Quebec, etc.
 
Finder
#41
Though I believe Greek would be interesting to learn for the Classic and not the Bible as I could give two (#$%#)'s about people forcing any bible on anyone, I think the reasoning behind such stupity would put many of us off the idea of leaning Greek because of the orginal tongue of the bible. I think in our seculer (Temporal) society we have put this type of thought behind us long ago, sometime during the high middle ages to the age of enlightenment. This type of thought is prevalient in nations such as sadie arabia and Afghanistan. We should learn a tongue because 1. it's the tongue of the land, or 2 we have an interest in it.
 
Machjo
#42
Quote: Originally Posted by Crusader

Thanks for the sarcasm Machjo.

Those comments were extremely rude. And I'm not a fundie; just a regular Christian.

Thanks and God bless.

My apologies, Crusader. You're right; it was rude, and I apologise.
 
Crusader
#43
[quote="Machjo
My apologies, Crusader. You're right; it was rude, and I apologise. [/quote]

Apology accepted.

And may the light of the LORD shine through you.
 
Crusader
#44
Quote: Originally Posted by Machjo

While I can understand the great advantages a common language would introduce to Christendom, I don't think it's appropriate to impose a language of such strong religious association upon non-Christians.

Acknowledging Canada's predominantly Christian population would make me support the idea that Christians could be given NT Greek as an alternative language in schools across Canada. And who knows. If enough anglophone Christians and enough Francophone Christians went for it, then this could help unite Christians Canada-wide. Anglophone Christians would not feel tha French is being imposed on them, and Francophones ditto for English. NT Greek could be the freely chosen language for both sides, which could thus be regarded as neutral ground between the two groups, so to speak. A Christian Esperanto, if you will

I do like that idea. Thanks
 
gopher
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#45
If the intent is to introduce kids to Christianity, why not teach Hebrew as Jesus was Israelite, not a Hellenic(?).
 
gopher
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#46
Greek ... A Christian Esperanto, if you will


Then, why not Latin? St Paul was Christianity's greatest ambassador and he was a Roman citizen who spoke Latin. Moreover, French is based on that language and those who speak the language can learn it more readily than Greek.
 
Finder
#47
gopher
but supposedly Greek has many things in simularity to Celtic-Gaulic tongue...
 
LittleRunningGag
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#48
Quote: Originally Posted by Jay

Allow me to apologize on behalf of the membership.

I find it offensive that this gentleman wants to force broad religious based teachings on those not of his religion. And in publicly funded schools no less. When do I get my apology?
 
gopher
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#49
'supposedly Greek has many things in simularity to Celtic-Gaulic tongue... '


more so than Latin?????
 
I think not
#50
Quote: Originally Posted by Finder

gopher
but supposedly Greek has many things in simularity to Celtic-Gaulic tongue...

Not possible.
 

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