jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho

So according to admin and I believe they have been mislead, deceived.

I can post lies about what the Bible says. I can twist scripture, lie, be dishonest, have a history of murder, satanic practices, and preach my twisting scripture, adding beyond what the Bible says, delete verses that disagree with me......

And if you believe I'm preaching a false religion, if you can prove I'm a murderer, that I practice satinic rituals including sacrificing babies and raping young girls.....


You can't argue with me, you can't call me out for lying or being part of a false religion "ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE" or "ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS", you are not allowed to post "EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE" proving....

But, I could continue posting and preaching my satanic, false according to the Bible beliefs.


As far as recorded history, arguing scripture and beliefs has been apart of culture, a part of Protestant VS catholic and an acceptable form of religious freedom.

Simply because Doc110, Radiance3 (Venus3) like leftist liberals (but they are conservative) ignore, refuse to reply to, have written hundreds of pages of personal insults, have even made death threats,, they are allowed to go unchallenged????.

This is preference to a religion of Doc110 and Radiance3.

This is suppression of religious freedom of speech on a public forum, that I have not name called neither have others posting that share my religious beliefs and concern that DOC100 and Radiance3 do have the religious freedom to post lies, to post anti-christ teachings, false doctrine. They gave the right to insult.... Just as I (we) have the freedom of religious speech to provide evidence to their lies and call them out personally for their dishonesty.

Have we now sunken to suppressing religious speech that disagrees with a religion

Should we also suppress speech of a political view that disagrees with another political view, even if one politician person is using lies and forged documents to prove their false point, do we now suppress anyone challenging their view simply because we don't like it?
Admin has involved a personal view, belief or emotion into free speech impartial to the same as political discoars

Unjust, wrong and partial

bahmer

Amen and Amen

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Are you venting? This is not a place to vent personal grievances against another individual.
This is a place of respect for beliefs. We do not all believe or even understand the bible the same way. So what you may see as another lying to you may be what the other individual has been taught as truth. Either way, you will be led by our Father toward the truth. Each time your faith is challenged, you should rejoice. If you are challenged it drives you to respectfully defend what you have been taught. This requires patience, a principle taught by Jesus, it requires you to study and measure your words... and there are times when you find you have been wrong...it gives you an opportunity to change while you are alive and can change. Likewise, when you respectfully challenge another, it makes them go through the same process.
We are all on the same highway, but as we grow closer to the correct path, the road become unpaved and loaded with pits where we can stumble and fall. Do not be offended by others... and do not get offended that they do not see your vision of truth.... truth and knowledge is revealed as the individual matures.... not at our pace, but as seen by our Father. Remember, we do not walk alone... ever.

So, stand back and know that you are not the driver of this train..... our Father has the keys and He will get all that believe in Him to our final destination.....and if we allow this, we will all arrive with smiles. Yes, there will be some who will not ever become enlightened, and it will be because they allow their ego to argue the scripture which is much different than discussing what we think we might know with others. Remember, no one ever wins an argument.... but rational people can come to a mutual understanding of what is written.

bahmer

Maybe for those topics that are highly controversial all of should send a PM to the individual or individuals to whom you are addressing the topic and ask if they would be interested in PMing about said topic and if not then I guess said topic would be mute. Either that or find another thread where these types of topics can be discussed and advise others on here where that thread is so that we all can join said thread.

Rose42

I don't think the admin has a preference but would rather people police themselves. That isn't happening.

If the forum continues as is I'd say shut it down. This forum isn't for someone to drum Catholicism down people's throats. People got tired of it and started posting in response to that it looks like.

The number of posts is excessive and there is a very long history of the same poster directing personal insults at any dissenting viewpoint. If this person wants to promote Catholicism to the point of trying to squash any discussion I'd say delete the forum.

jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho

Given the nasty ways, "I wish you to hell", death threats. It's the poster incapable of exchanges without personal insults that needs to be deleted.
I would guess admin didn't read some post very deep or would.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

Time to take a walk around the block or go shoot some tin cans. If they won't listen, dust your feet off and move on. You just can't save everyone. Pretend you're a farmer and some seeds are eaten by the birds, some fall on rocky ground, and some fall on good soil and take root.

You can't make some people ever change their minds or hearts, even if you show them a better and newer covenant. Traditions and rituals are very hard to break.

For instance how many wise men followed the star to Bethlehem? Most people are sure it was three and that they rode camels. It was over a hundred and they rode horses and mules and Jesus was already a toddler when they arrived. About the only true fact is they did bring gold, frankincense, and myrrh.

I still love the song "We three men of orient are...". Maybe because I had a brown crepe paper costume and was a shepherd in my third grade Christmas play.

Do what you were told to do, share the good news, don't start a Holy War. Obedience is better than sacrifice, you love God by keeping His commandments. He repeats this throughout the Bible in both the old and new testaments. My advice is to pray for them and move on.

We all think we have the correct interpretation of scriptures, otherwise, we would all probably change or update our beliefs as we learn more. The more Hebrew and Greek words I learn, the better I understand the word. Even if I have no idea of how to pronounce them. We will never figure it all out but I do love correcting what I have been taught incorrectly. Some people were just born to resist learning anything past a certain age. Download a good Bible program. I love E-Sword from Chuck Missler. Lots of tools in it.

We know Jesus was a historical person, we know He was God in the flesh, we know why He came and why He died, we know He rose from the dead and is coming back. Rejoice and be glad. Hold on to your faith and be obedient to the end. Enjoy seeing the modern-day miracles occurring in our lifetimes. Each day that passes brings us closer to seeing our Lord and Saviour. Another end-time sign just occurred in Israel. The Sanhedrin just dedicated their underground Temple during Hannukah. The only thing really fishy about it was the number of priest and seats were incorrect and they pray with their backs to the Temple Mount. That's can't be kosher. I'm starting to get the feeling that the Sanhedrin is part of Israel's deep state.

bahmer

Yup sort of like when we all believed in Santa Claus, The Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy and how distraught we all were after being told that they were all make believe to finally be told that it was all true that they were all make believe. I guess it is that way with religion for some folks they were told and were programmed at an early age and now they just can't accept the fact that maybe they were lied to.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

Bingo, I was shocked to find out Santa wasn't real and then the second shock hit me, my parents lied to me... on purpose. I forgive them pretty quickly but it was a real shocker. That's when I lost my innocence.

bahmer

We all go through that at one time or another. But then we get hungry and then we learn to forgive if we want to eat again.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

You always make me smile Bahm.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Santa was a historical figure, although his persona has morphed over the years, he was indeed a very real person. In fact he was a Greek bishop. And his bones are well preserved, the bones of St. Nicholas were stolen by Italian sailors during the 11th century and taken to the crypt of the Basilica di San Nicola on the southeast coast of Italy. When the crypt was repaired in the 1950s, the saint's skull and bones were documented with x-ray photos and thousands of detailed measurements. So, settle in... this will be kinda long.

The original saint was a Greek born in the late third century, around 280 A.D. He became bishop of Myra, a small Roman town in modern Turkey. Nicholas was neither fat nor jolly but developed a reputation as a fiery, wiry, and defiant defender of church doctrine during the Great Persecution in 303, when Bibles were burned and priests made to renounce Christianity or face execution. He was executed on 6 December around 343.

So he became associated as the gift bringer because of two stories about his life. The first, three young girls are saved from a life of prostitution when young Bishop Nicholas secretly delivers three bags of gold to their indebted father, which was used for their dowries.

The other story is not so well known now but was enormously well known in the Middle Ages. Nicholas entered an inn whose keeper had just murdered three boys and pickled their dismembered bodies in basement barrels. The bishop not only sensed the crime, but resurrected the victims as well. Making him the patron saint of children.

For several hundred years, circa 1200 to 1500, St. Nicholas was the unchallenged bringer of gifts and the toast of celebrations centered around his feast day, December 6. The strict saint took on some aspects of earlier European deities, like the Roman Saturn or the Norse Odin, who appeared as white-bearded men and had magical powers like flight. He also ensured that kids toed the line by saying their prayers and practicing good behavior.

All fables and fairy tales have a kernel of fact and truth to them. So, yes there was a Santa Clause.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

Thanks, Penny, but I'm almost positive neither one of my parents ever heard of the real Saint Nick, ha-ha. And we wouldn't either except for the ad men and coca-cola.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Perhaps, but if their parents came (as most of ours did) from Europe, then they did know.... it used to be part of the stories told at Christmas time to give hope to the poor, to children, and add excitement to the feasts. It was not until the Puritans decided that no one should laugh and enjoy life that Santa was declared a myth. But, most northern Europeans kept his spirit as part of traditions.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

That's true, dad's people came from England and Scotland and mom's from Germany. But most of our Christmas stories now days are the crazy things we did as kids. Our nieces and nephews look at us as if we're all aliens for another planet and wonder how we ever made it to adulthood.