Thank you for your comments. I guess you think that The Bible is wrong and that men should lie down with barn animals. The Holy Bible says they should not, but if you don't believe in what The Holy Bible says, I guess it is okay with you. Thank you for allowing me to express myself.
Is Tithing Money?
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Quick, lace up your Nike's, you guys are gonna miss the Hale-Bopp!
Beam me up Scotty.
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Beam me up Scotty.
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Thank you for your comments, but Jehova's Witnesses who knock on your door are not real Christians. Thank you for allowing me to posts my thoughts.
Close but no cigar. That was Heaven's Gate.
Just how many bunk beds does Fabian have anyway? Thank you for allowing me a laugh.
Deist heathen!! I will smite thee with 2fabian posts, and you will wander in the desert in search of myrrh and light sweet crude.
Bob, thank you for your comments. Interesting thought you give me to ponder. I think what you are saying is that The Holy Bible does not mention tithing money, even though it was around. You mention oil and myrrh, both which are not money but possessions. God wants us to give up our worldly possessions and walk with him hand in hand. He has no possessions and neither should we.
Thank you for your response. If I may ask, "Do you consider the wrath from God to be punishment?" How do you define the word punishment?
You said, "Christians will not suffer that wrath nor is the wrath of God on us now." Will non-Christians suffer that wrath and again is that wrath considered punishment? Lastly, you indicated there can't be any worse punishment than Hell. Yet, I thought you stated earlier that God does not punish. Are you saying that going to Hell is reaping what we sowed and that this is not apart of God's plan?
I think that you've added a very interesting and thought provoking topic to this discussion. Thanks for your comments.
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Thank you for sharing your views. When you stated, "I do not believe that God need anything that we have to keep his church running," in what context are you using the word need. Are you implying that God does not personally need anything from us, or are you implying that He does not need to have His plan realized through us, or do you mean something altogether different?
I think that you're introducing a philosophy that is shared by many people today. So, if you will, please elaborate a little. Thank you for your insightful comments.
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This thread is a little Hell on Earth.
Let me explain something to you and your followers...you are looking in the wrong place for converts.
For some reason, this comes to mind.
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