Wh**ever your belief, about wh**ever, it is mistaken
Feb 26, 2015 23:40:28 #
Beliefs are the doldrums of all faiths. When Jesus said, "Believe on me..." it had nothing to do with belief and all to do with action.
No beliefs are t***h or sacred: this is a great trap! Beliefs are usually no more than ourselves hiding behind a mask of belief that protects or serves a psychological need.
No beliefs are t***h or sacred: this is a great trap! Beliefs are usually no more than ourselves hiding behind a mask of belief that protects or serves a psychological need.
Feb 27, 2015 00:32:26 #
rumitoid wrote:
Beliefs are the doldrums of all faiths. When Jesus said, "Believe on me..." it had nothing to do with belief and all to do with action.
No beliefs are t***h or sacred: this is a great trap! Beliefs are usually no more than ourselves hiding behind a mask of belief that protects or serves a psychological need.
No beliefs are t***h or sacred: this is a great trap! Beliefs are usually no more than ourselves hiding behind a mask of belief that protects or serves a psychological need.
Can you spell arrogantly sanctimonious? If spelling does not work, look in the mirror.
How dare you presume to make such judgemental statements about everyone.
Did I miss the memo from God assigning you to determine which beliefs, etc. are correct?
Feb 27, 2015 00:37:55 #
rumitoid wrote:
Beliefs are the doldrums of all faiths. When Jesus said, "Believe on me..." it had nothing to do with belief and all to do with action.
No beliefs are t***h or sacred: this is a great trap! Beliefs are usually no more than ourselves hiding behind a mask of belief that protects or serves a psychological need.
No beliefs are t***h or sacred: this is a great trap! Beliefs are usually no more than ourselves hiding behind a mask of belief that protects or serves a psychological need.
I believe the Word of God. What do you believe?
Feb 27, 2015 00:42:13 #
BOHICA wrote:
I believe the Word of God. What do you believe?
Only his interpretation and belief of what it says and means. The rest of us are wrong.
Feb 27, 2015 00:46:55 #
AuntiE wrote:
Only his interpretation and belief of what it says and means. The rest of us are wrong.
Exactly! On one of his other posts, I labeled him what he is. A Pharisee. His behavior is just like the ones we read about in the New Testament.
Feb 27, 2015 00:54:56 #
AuntiE wrote:
Can you spell arrogantly sanctimonious? If spelling does not work, look in the mirror.
How dare you presume to make such judgemental statements about everyone.
Did I miss the memo from God assigning you to determine which beliefs, etc. are correct?
How dare you presume to make such judgemental statements about everyone.
Did I miss the memo from God assigning you to determine which beliefs, etc. are correct?
Let me make something perfectly clear from the start: I love you auntie. You are, to me, that rare creature of decency to the core. Bold and passionate, which really has no mistakes...just awakened opportunities to talk. You constantly provide such venues.
I, on the other hand, am all in my head.
Beliefs are highly dangerous and deceptive things. There is no need for belief in following Christ; all of these will deceive.
Feb 27, 2015 07:13:24 #
Feb 27, 2015 09:30:38 #
greyfox
Loc: western mass.
AuntiE wrote:
Can you spell arrogantly sanctimonious? If spelling does not work, look in the mirror.
How dare you presume to make such judgemental statements about everyone.
Did I miss the memo from God assigning you to determine which beliefs, etc. are correct?
How dare you presume to make such judgemental statements about everyone.
Did I miss the memo from God assigning you to determine which beliefs, etc. are correct?
A very nice post!!
Feb 27, 2015 11:06:55 #
rumitoid wrote:
Let me make something perfectly clear from the start: I love you auntie. You are, to me, that rare creature of decency to the core. Bold and passionate, which really has no mistakes...just awakened opportunities to talk. You constantly provide such venues.
I, on the other hand, am all in my head.
Beliefs are highly dangerous and deceptive things. There is no need for belief in following Christ; all of these will deceive.
I, on the other hand, am all in my head.
Beliefs are highly dangerous and deceptive things. There is no need for belief in following Christ; all of these will deceive.
You haven't answered my question. What do you believe in? I read my Bible and pray to God. I BELIEVE that God will keep His promises. I believe that I will be with Him, one day. What do you believe in?
Feb 27, 2015 11:27:41 #
rumitoid wrote:
Let me make something perfectly clear from the start: I love you auntie. You are, to me, that rare creature of decency to the core. Bold and passionate, which really has no mistakes...just awakened opportunities to talk. You constantly provide such venues.
I, on the other hand, am all in my head.
Beliefs are highly dangerous and deceptive things. There is no need for belief in following Christ; all of these will deceive.
I, on the other hand, am all in my head.
Beliefs are highly dangerous and deceptive things. There is no need for belief in following Christ; all of these will deceive.
I knew you had problems, but after this post, you are one sick person. You need help bad.
Feb 27, 2015 12:25:23 #
AuntiE wrote:
Can you spell arrogantly sanctimonious? If spelling does not work, look in the mirror.
How dare you presume to make such judgemental statements about everyone.
Did I miss the memo from God assigning you to determine which beliefs, etc. are correct?
How dare you presume to make such judgemental statements about everyone.
Did I miss the memo from God assigning you to determine which beliefs, etc. are correct?
Amen and thank you AuntiE this i***t still probably wonders why people call him a liberal and an i***t all at the same time. With his philosophy to life, faith and people in general I would not be surprised if his own family would not talk to him.
Feb 27, 2015 13:57:08 #
bahmer wrote:
Amen and thank you AuntiE this i***t still probably wonders why people call him a liberal and an i***t all at the same time. With his philosophy to life, faith and people in general I would not be surprised if his own family would not talk to him.
Considering the title of this post, I'd just like to say that Rumitoid is a really nice and caring person, who loves God, and wants only what's best for his fellow man. He's also one of the best examples of Christianity I've ever met. Then again, I could be wrong. :XD: :XD: :XD:
Feb 27, 2015 14:17:53 #
BOHICA wrote:
Considering the title of this post, I'd just like to say that Rumitoid is a really nice and caring person, who loves God, and wants only what's best for his fellow man. He's also one of the best examples of Christianity I've ever met. Then again, I could be wrong. :XD: :XD: :XD:
I think you could be wrong is the correct answer to the test.
Feb 27, 2015 14:18:43 #
BOHICA wrote:
Considering the title of this post, I'd just like to say that Rumitoid is a really nice and caring person, who loves God, and wants only what's best for his fellow man. He's also one of the best examples of Christianity I've ever met. Then again, I could be wrong. :XD: :XD: :XD:
Hmm...at the risk of wh**ever may befall me, I put forth the following.
He is arrogantly sanctimonious; however, it is my personal belief he is a caring person, who does have a firm belief in God. He simply has very odd ways of communicating with others. : :!: :idea: :!: :idea:
Feb 27, 2015 14:18:57 #
bahmer wrote:
I think you could be wrong is the correct answer to the test.
Of course I'm wrong. Rumi said so.
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