Sorry, but Jesus did not establish His church on earth, His kingdom "is not of this world."

Which church—that is, which denomination of Christianity—is the “true church”? Which church is the one that God loves and cherishes and died for? Which church is His bride? The answer is that no visible church or denomination is the true church, because the bride of Christ is not an institution, but is instead a spiritual entity made up of those who have by grace through faith been brought into a close, intimate relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ (Ephesians 2:8–9). Those people, no matter which building, denomination, or country they happen to be in, constitute the true church.

In the Bible, we see that the local (or visible) church is nothing more than a gathering of professing believers. In Paul’s letters, the word church is used in two different ways. There are many examples of the word church being used to simply refer to a group of professing believers who meet together on a regular basis (1 Corinthians 16:9; 2 Corinthians 8:1; 11:28). We see Paul’s concern, in his letters, for the individual churches in various cities along his missionary journey. But he also refers to a church that is invisible—a spiritual entity that has close fellowship with Christ, as close as a bride to her husband (Ephesians 5:25, 32), and of which He is the spiritual head (Colossians 1:18; Ephesians 3:21). This church is made up of an unnamed, unspecified group of individuals (Philippians 3:6; 1 Timothy 3:5) that have Christ in common.

The word church is a t***slation of the Greek word ekklesia, meaning “a called–out assembly.” The word describes a group of people who have been called out of the world and set apart for the Lord, and it is always used, in its singular form, to describe a universal group of people who know Christ. The word ekklesia, when pluralized, is used to describe groups of believers who meet together. Interestingly enough, the word church is never used in the Bible to describe a building or organization.

It is easy to get ensnared by the idea that a particular denomination within Christianity is “the true church,” but this view is a misunderstanding of Scripture. When choosing a church to attend, it is important to remember that a gathering of believers should be a place where those who belong to the true church (the spiritual entity) feel at home. That is to say, a good local church will uphold the Word of God, honoring it and preaching faithfully, proclaim the gospel steadfastly, and feed and tend the sheep. A church that teaches heresy or engages in sin will eventually be very low on (or entirely bereft of) those people that belong to the true church—the sheep who hear the voice of the Shepherd and follow Him (John 10:27).

Members of the true church always enjoy agreement in and fellowship around Jesus Christ, as He is plainly revealed in His Word. This is what is referred to as Christian unity. Another common mistake is to believe that Christian unity is just a matter of agreeing with one another. Simple agreement for the sake of agreement does not speak the t***h in love or spur one another on to unity in Christ; rather, it encourages believers to refrain from speaking difficult t***hs. It sacrifices true understanding of God in favor of a false unity based on disingenuous love that is nothing more than selfish tolerance of sin in oneself and others.

The true church is the bride of Christ (Revelation 21:2, 9; 22:17) and the body of Christ (Ephesians 4:12; 1 Corinthians 12:27). It cannot be contained, walled in, or defined by anything other than its love for Christ and its dedication to Him. The true church is, as C. S. Lewis put it, “spread out through all time and space and rooted in eternity, terrible as an army with banners.”

In John 16, Jesus is not forgiving anyone, He is telling His disciples He must go to His Father:
16 A little while, and ye shall not see me: and again, a little while, and ye shall see me, because I go to the Father.

17 Then said some of his disciples among themselves, What is this that he saith unto us, A little while, and ye shall not see me: and again, a little while, and ye shall see me: and, Because I go to the Father?

18 They said therefore, What is this that he saith, A little while? we cannot tell what he saith.

Jesus died on the cross to forgive everyone who repents.
All of His disciples and followers except Judas Iscar**t were forgiven.

If some crazy fool kicks in my door in the middle of the night, I'll wake up, then wake up my gun.

A******ns have k**led millions more children than have guns, and the perps get away with it.

Yeah, but only you can wake up the gun.

What is a Moderator?

A moderator is a user who presides over an online forum discussion. In these forums, moderators are tasked with enforcing community guidelines and have the authority to block messages that are deemed inappropriate. Moderators are responsible for keeping users on topic and keep the group or discussion thread free of personal insults and derogatory comments. Without moderators, most online discussion spaces would be flooded with spam and/or bots.

Admin vs. moderator

In a discussion forum or group, an administrator can function as a moderator, but a moderator cannot perform all of the same functions as an administrator. Administrators have more access permissions, so they can control which users have access to the group as well as which posts are aligned with the community guidelines.

The administrator role is sometimes reserved for the publisher’s employees and usually comes with some technical expertise. Administrators can also designate which users have moderator privileges. Moderators, on the other hand, only have power over the content of the discussion and not the users themselves. Moderators don’t usually need to have any technical knowledge outside of the subject matter for which they are moderating.

Talk to OPP Admin.

What is truly obvious is you are oblivious.

Why is it stupid to keep a loaded pistol under your pillow?
If you can carry a loaded pistol in a holster on your hip, what's the problem with it under your pillow?
It isn't gonna jump out and start shooting all by its lonesome.

You pose far too many fallacious assumptions, Pete, any firearm can be used for defense, even an AR15.

Combat troops, armed with automatic weapons, are trained in both offensive and defensive tactics.
IOW, they use the so-called "assault weapon" to assault or to defend.

A semi-automatic firearm - pistol, rifle, or shotgun - is versatile, it can be used in a wide variety of situations - target shooting, competition, hunting, self defense, even against tyranny.

I use a 12 gauge pump loaded with 000 buck for home defense, and carry an M9 Beretta for personal defense.

AR15s have been used far more often in self-defense than they have been used to commit crimes.
Even youngsters have used an AR to defend their homes and family.
For one thing, kids can handle the light recoil of an AR15 compared to that of a shotgun.

At the age of fifteen, Melania attended the Secondary School for Design and Photography, graduating at age 19. She was admitted despite the school's exclusivity, and she made the long commute from her hometown to the capital and back each day by train. After her first year, Melania and her sister Ines moved to the capital together. After graduating, Melania enrolled in the Faculty of Architecture and Civil and Geodetic Engineering to further study design.

She speaks Slovene, Serbian, English, French, Italian, and German.

Now, tell us why you think one's formal education and language abilities determines a person's personality and character.

Fact is Melania Trump has more personality and character under her little toenail than Dr Jill has in her entire existence.

Top shrink or not, he cannot make a proper diagnosis simply by watching the news.

Freakin' Ostrich.

Brain fart, sorry.

For there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed; neither hid, that shall not be known.
Therefore whatsoever ye have spoken in darkness shall be heard in the light;
and that which ye have spoken in the ear in closets shall be proclaimed upon the housetops.
Luke 12: 2-3

You don't know Jesus the Messiah, TJ, so just stick with your glorified pope Francis, he's the SJW are speaking for.