kemmer

I still don’t see what OT theology being replaced by NT theology has to do with gay recruitment and child abuse.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Yeah, typo. BFD.

You know nothing about the world I live in, and probably nothing about the one in which you live.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Apart from the 10 Commandments, there are over 600 Mosaic laws. By the time of Isaiah, these had been reduced to 11. Jesus reduced them to just 2.

Think not that I come to abolish the law and the prophets, I come not to abolish, but to fulfill.

Never in your life will you know what Jesus meant.

Says you.

It is difficult to overestimate the influence of the apostle Paul. He is known worldwide as one of the greatest Christian missionaries. His inspired writings cover a large portion of the New Testament, and it is safe to say that he remains one of the most read authors in human history. His abrupt turnaround from zealous persecutor of Christians to one of Christianity’s greatest proponents surely shaped the history of the early Christian church. But who was Saul of Tarsus before he became the apostle Paul? What do we know about his life prior to meeting Christ on the Damascus Road?

Saul of Tarsus was born in approximately AD 5 in the city of Tarsus in Cilicia (in modern-day Turkey). He was born to Jewish parents who possessed Roman citizenship, a coveted privilege that their son would also possess. In about AD 10, Saul’s family moved to Jerusalem. Sometime between AD 15—20 Saul began his studies of the Hebrew Scriptures in the city of Jerusalem under Rabbi Gamaliel. It was under Gamaliel that Saul would begin an in-depth study of the Law with the famous rabbi.

There has been some debate over whether Saul was raised in Jerusalem or in his birthplace of Tarsus, but a straightforward reading of his own comments indicates that Jerusalem was his boyhood home (Acts 22:3). We know that Paul’s sister’s son was in Jerusalem after Paul’s conversion (Acts 23:16), which lends weight to the idea that Paul’s entire family had moved to Jerusalem when he was young.

It is quite possible that Saul was present for the trial of Stephen—a trial that resulted in Stephen becoming the first Christian martyr (Acts 7:54–60). The historian Luke tells us that Stephen’s executioners laid their garments at the feet of Saul (Acts 7:58), who was in full approval of the mob’s murderous actions (Acts 8:1). Saul later ravaged the church, entering the homes of believers and committing them to prison. Saul’s anti-Christian zeal motivated him not only to arrest and imprison male Christians (the “ringleaders”) but to lock up female believers as well (Acts 8:3).

Paul’s post-conversion correspondence to various churches reveals even more about his background. In his second letter to the church in Corinth, Paul describes himself as a Hebrew, an Israelite, and a descendant of Abraham (2 Corinthians 11:22). In his letter to the Philippian church, Paul says he was a Pharisee of the tribe of Benjamin (Philippians 3:5).

While on his way to Damascus to arrest and extradite Christians back to Jerusalem, Saul was confronted by the very One whom he was persecuting (Acts 9:3–9; 22:6–11; 26:12–18). What followed was one of the most dramatic conversions in church history. Saul of Tarsus became the apostle Paul, an ardent missionary to an unbelieving world and a fine example of faithful service in the face of fierce persecution (Acts 14:19; 16:22–24; 2 Corinthians 11:25–26). Saul’s education, his background as a Pharisee, his Roman citizenship, and his unf**gging zeal all contributed to his success as a missionary, once those credentials and traits had been subjugated to the lordship of Christ.

kemmer

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

Well dang Kemmer, all you do is ask questions and then mock the answers. I'm just trying to get you to educate yourself for a change. Seems your not big on self-improvement. Do you want everything handed to you? Do some work yourself.

kemmer

Oh scroll up for my response. Replacement theology has nothing to do with gay recruitment or child abuse.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

The NT theology doesn't replace the OT theology. They complement and verify one another.

They both say being a homosexual is wrong.

Replacement theology is c*******m/socialism in its origin. It attacks capitalism 24/7. Many people have said, Jeremiah Wright found wives for gay men who attended his church, who wanted to appear straight in public for money. So who do you think gay men and women go after if they can't find a suitable adult partner? Boys and girls. It's why they attack the boy scouts and 4-Hers. They want access to our children. They want everyone as confused as they are. I just don't know if it's trying to validate their immoral lifestyle or just being evil. I think it's one or the other. But you, of course, may believe wh**ever you like.

kemmer

Not possible because they didn't know what a homosexual was.

Replacement theology is c*******m/socialism in its origin. It attacks capitalism 24/7.[/quote]
I think you'd best to a little more--nay, a lot more, research.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

See, I give you a little slack, and you prove what a r****d you are. They didn't know what a homosexual was? So you think people who lived 2 or 4,000 years ago didn't know the difference between straight and gay? One of your more stupid comments.

You can type but obviously, you can't read or comprehend what you read. Being stupid, on purpose, isn't a good thing. Life is more than just bumping g*****ls against one another or an orgasm. Do you boycott Chick-fil-A too? You're one of the few people I've met who are proud to be dumb. Pitiful!

kemmer

Homosexuality was not defined and recognized as a state of being as opposed to heterosexuality until the end of the 19th century.
Scripture writers saw it simply as men behaving badly....Get a clue.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

There you go again. What do you think a man lying with a man means in the Bible written thousands of years ago. Maybe the term homosexuality wasn't coined as a word until the 19th century, but coming up with a new word to describe it, changes nothing. Sort of like saying Persia never existed because it's called Iran now. Dumb as a rock, doesn't do you justice, and is an offense to rocks everywhere. I have a clue, you are clueless.

Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon

Very clear and we'll stated t***h!

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

There may not be a gay gene, but these knuckleheads have to be made somewhere. Maybe there really are deep underground military bases (DUMBS) genetically cloning these dipsticks. Just had a terrifying thought.
If they succeed in making super soldiers they could also make them gay and program them to k**l all us normals. Sometimes I scare myself.

Divine truth

To speak and write T***H, or express one's experience, weather negative or positive isn't a sickness.

If I was to say to you, that I speak directly to God (Allah's), and He asnswered me, how would you interpret that? If you had said something different, or I disagree with you, or presented you're views.

Other than making a mental health day buy diagnosis, then you would had opened the door to convert from Islam to Christinaity. No you are a ignorant individual, lacking spiritual growth, and understanding of life experience.

I'm s**k of the mind set and thinking of Christinaity and w***e s*********ts, and people foolishness or dumb comment Post. Homosexuality is a mental disorder, but people say it's okay to for two males to engage in sexual relationship and two females. It's okay for theses individuals to enjoy there's life in the public and in front of kid's.


Any thing that isn't American or anything immoral is okay. I have a serious problem with your thinking and people's like you making judgment and defaming others.

The real perpetrators of 9/11 will result in civil war this summer. You opened that door, and I'm going to walk in it freely, and without fear of death or the consequences of telling the t***h and vindicating Islam..

I think you kindly for your false statement against a bold Moslem, and confirming that what the leader of the Nation of Islam have been saying is TRUE

Divine truth

That is true, that some, not many believe that mosques are terrorist heaven.

Which they are not, and those who believe this falsely associate their dysfunctional thinking from the mind set and 9/11 events and h**efulness toward Islam and the growth of Islam in the west.

The Muslims are celebrating our Holy Day for 30 days of fasting and reflection and connecting to Allah's. This is a profound spiritual experience. I don't have the time to share some of my spiritual experiences and blessing.

But, will continue and take full advantage of this opportunity to share my views on traveling the Islamic pathway and embracing the Faith.

I will be visiting difference Mosques in the City, and opening discussion on the real perpetrators of 9/11... and sharing my work and research.

Islam is a beautiful belief, experience, profound! and unique. Islam wasn't responsible for the 9/11 attacks. Conduct your own research, don't take my word, find out for yourself, we are living in the information age.

Everything is accessable on the internet, some true and false. All it requires is intelligence and common sense to decide T***H from falsehood.