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11/4/2020 8:45 PM

David From NJ

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But somehow the answer to the drug problem is to lock people in cages where they both get further depressed with more access to these substances. Isn't it the same government that lock people up along with the CIA that are bringing these substances into this country in the first place? The Christian George W. Bush sent our troops to Afghanistan for a false flag operation and pillaged them for their opium and suddenly we have an opioid crisis? Gee, where did that come from? Perhaps if Christians repented of their complicity and even support of these wars, we wouldn't have such issues. But instead we've become a people that love to point fingers at tHoSe eViL pEOpLe. SMH.

4/25/2020 5:24 AM

David From NJ

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J.D. It's not price gouging, it's the law of supply and demand at work. It's basic economics.

Liberal politicians call it price gouging so that they can punish the merchants who are selling these products with price regulations.

The merchant is forced to sell at a higher price due to the high demand met with a low supply. They buy their products from the manufacturer who is forced to cut staff and as a result not only have a lower supply, but are forced to cover the expenses for the loss of profit because they had to dispense of the losses from the cutbacks.

Blame it instead on the liberal politicians who forced these draconian measures due to a so called pandemic that has proven to be a mere bad flu season.

7/28/19 6:36 AM

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The comments here from some are absolutely ridiculous. It's in fact one of the reasons why many of Joshua Harris's current supporters don't want to have anything to do with religion. We should be mourning and praying for him, his soon to be exwife and their family. Instead we want to come onto to this platform making dehumanizing comments that sound like YouTube clickbate titles. This should all cause us to shudder thinking, 'could this happen to me?' I expect this from the world where gossip prevails but to see that kind of nonsense here is despicable and perhaps a frightening sign that you just might be in the same spiritual state that Joshua Harris is in. Begging for God's mercy is what we need to do in times like this.

6/21/17 6:30 PM

David From NJ

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Family Economics and Dominion, Part 2
Brian Schwertley

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“ Dominion ”
I can't help but to think of what Pastor Schertley said about the birth rate in Europe. I've contemplated this for the past few months. This and along with their growing Muslim population that's actually doing what Christ's disciples should be doing. Liberals don't reproduce, they just consume until they die. At this rate most of Europe by the end of the 21st century will have adopted Sharia Law.

5/31/16 3:15 PM

David from NJ

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The Spiritual Birth - Fulfill Your Destiny...
Thomas Overmiller

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“ Amazing Wisdom ”
There is much wisdom and insight in this message. First of when stating we do not survey all religious options such thinking presupposes that the autonomous mind can exhaust all possibilities of reality and make a so-called unbiased choice as if reality had a neutral ground by which to measure all things. Second, we don't make the choice to partake in the new birth anymore than we make a choice to partake in the first birth. Third, but yet he still does not deny the role of the will in conversion, but embraces the dialectic as how he puts it open-ended. I'm reminded of how philosophers struggle to reconcile dialects in the laws that govern reason. Since those laws are as the great Reformed Apologist Cornelius Van Til puts it part of his general revelation and are unsolvable in its nuances, how can we dare to expect scripture to give us mere creatures any full resolutions to any dialectics in scripture where God hasn't spoken?

12/22/15 2:29 AM

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The Ordinance Of The Lord's Table - A Joyful...
Thomas Overmiller

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“ Very Thorough and Concise Presentation ”
Let me just say that I have heartfelt gratitude for the refreshing voice that Pastor Overmiller is in the Independent Fundamental Baptist Church. He does with much integrity properly represent at a basic level the Reformed position so far as I've heard. He goes through great pains to represent properly the Reformed position for the most part, though in the Baptism portion of his "Baptist Distinctives" series he did leave out crucial information regarding the Reformed position. Information that could be crucial to the understanding of infant or what William Shishko calls "Oikobaptism" (household baptism). There are in this series so far, no meaningless diatribes against Reformed folks as being semi-heretical as some in the IFB try to convey. The only thing troubling in this specific lecture is that he states that the reason for the continuation of sacrifices in the Millennial Kingdom is that Christ's sacrifice would have lost meaning. Is he then saying that the significance of Christ's sacrifice is based upon how much meaning His people place on it rather than WHAT GOD DECREED that meaning would be? This is where the dangers of decisional regeneration can creep in if this is so. But I don't want to misrepresent. Thank you Pastor Overmiller for a wonderful lecture.

7/13/15 1:31 AM

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Exiles in a Land of Gay Marriage
Jason Ching

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“ Great Sermon! ”
It's all too easy to become so engulfed in a culture war that we forget that we're to love our neighbors. Brother Ching on the one hand does not deny that we may have to face legislative battles in the future, yet he has kept this message in perspective that we're not to turn our culture war into a war with our neighbors. A great message for such a time as this.