There it is, TB. Gravity suspended ... by giddiness : )
Nice tunnel vision bones. Nothin better than a broad perspective.Cursed us with wealth, peace, and prosperity undreamed of in the vast majority of the world and the entirety of history.
I like "murder anybody who doesn't agree with us." It's traditional.
And in what context was your hero Saul speaking in that passage?The Election and the Judgment of God
"Nearly 40 years ago, in a famous speech at Harvard University, the great Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn said: 'There are meaningful warnings which history gives a threatened or perishing society. Such are, for instance, the decadence of art, or a lack of great statesmen.'
Talk about prophetic!
Folks, I might as well just say it: I am convinced that this election is an indication that God is judging America.
Now claiming to know God’s mind both for what and with what He is bringing judgment is theologically indefensible and only makes us look silly. (You may recall a few notable Christians who stuck their foot in their mouths after 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina). And yet, as Stephen Keillor argued in his book God’s Judgments, it is also theologically indefensible to not acknowledge God’s working in history, including through acts of judgment.
And in this case, I am ready to say, God is judging our country. Why? As my colleague Roberto Rivera often says, 'The five scariest words in the Bible are, ‘…and God gave them over’.
The most common way God judges is with the natural consequences of our choices and behavior. This is especially true in politics, which is mostly downstream from – and a reflection of – the broader culture. In other words, especially in our country, we tend to get the leaders we deserve."
The Election and the Judgment of God
"Furthermore, just as they did not think it worthwhile to retain the knowledge of God, so God gave them over to a depraved mind, so that they do what ought not to be done." (Romans 1:28 NIV)
In what ways has God given western civilization over? How should the body of Christ respond?
And in what context was your hero Saul speaking in that passage?
What or shall I say who was Saul referring To Motar?Tell us about Paul's context.
What or shall I say who was Saul referring To Motar?
Motar, you have this habit of answering questions with another question. If you do not know the answer say so. If you do then state it and don't play games.Tell us, LL.
And in what context was your hero Saul speaking in that passage?
Saul was a misogynist woman hater. I really don't understand women who perpetuate this religious view that women are inferior to men, that they should be subservient to their husband's needs. God created woman last because she was the crowning jewel of his creation.Your original statement is cited above, LL. You have a point to make about Paul's context. Please tell us ...
Maybe you can touch on temple prostitution for us. Not sure I'd care to beat it into the ground.Your original statement is cited above, LL. You have a point to make about Paul's context. Please tell us ...
Saul enjoyed Timothy's company Cliffy not sure he was attracted to the Ladies.Saul was a misogynist woman hater. I really don't understand women who perpetuate this religious view that women are inferior to men, that they should be subservient to their husband's needs. God created woman last because she was the crowning jewel of his creation.
Yes and he liked young boys. Jesus hung out with 12 men. I'll let you come to your own conclusions.Maybe you can touch on temple prostitution for us. Not sure I'd care to beat it into the ground.
Saul enjoyed Timothy's company Cliffy not sure he was attracted to the Ladies.
12 men and one woman in particular. No conclusion need be drawn as it would be wrong.Yes and he liked young boys. Jesus hung out with 12 men. I'll let you come to your own conclusions.
Maybe you can touch on temple prostitution for us. Not sure I'd care to beat it into the ground.
Study it,I have not appreciated this context, LL. What would you like us to know about it?
Study it,