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8/30/09 6:40 AM Jack    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Atheists offer to care for Christians' pets after... 32 comments fuzzy logic wrote: The mark of a true follower of Christ is not just correct doctrine but also humble character--they go together. I hope my fellow Amils do not resort to this kind of useless spewing. you a comedian in your spare time? don't give up the day job 7/19/09 2:52 AM Jack    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Catholic church-funded marriage agency backs gay and... 29 comments GG back slobbering because he thinks the furore about the pervert paedo priests cover up scandal has died down shame on the lot of them 7/18/09 6:29 AM Jack    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Calvin: Man for the Mainline 20 comments GG obviously thinks the stench of the pervert paedo priest scandal had died down a bit,so he can come back and talk more claptrap I don't think so 7/10/09 9:11 AM Jack  | Asia    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: SermonAudio Tip: SermonAudio Transcription &... 19 comments I agree with Dagnia. 6/15/09 9:02 AM Jack  | New York City    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: 400 Students Defy ACLU and Stand to Recite Lord's... 8 comments Jim Lincoln wrote: This is probably not the way, to handle the ACLU. The Lord's Prayer is a great Jewish prayer, which now by the way only has meaning for Christians who don't make a Mantra of it. One might also add, Bro. Jim Lincoln, I usually like your comments, but here you seem to be nit-picking. It wasn't a worship service; rather it was a protest expressing their right to public expression of their faith. Righteousness in Worship It would have been better to have aaid, Matthew 22 37 And he said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. 38 This is the great and first commandment. 39 And a second like [unto it] is this, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. 40 On these two commandments the whole law hangeth, and the prophets. then to fake a prayer. 6/8/09 1:04 PM Jack  | New York City    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Obama Says U.S. Could Be Seen as a Muslim Country,... 6 comments If Sarah Palin had made the same remark about the USA being one of the largest Muslim countries she would have been ridiculed off the planet. This guy sees the Muslim presence in America as being SO IMPORTANT that he exaggerates its size in his mind. He announces that he will fight against all stereotypes of Muslims. He has become a defender of the Muslim faith. In a way, it's like Pres. Bush who always was at such pains to distinguish between good Muslims and radical or terroristic Muslims. It's a fair distinction, except (1) there's a lot about killing infidels in the Qu-ran, and (2) Pres. Obama is especially fawning and smarmy in his remarks, almost totally sentimentalizing Islam. I don't believe that the only good Muslim is a dead Muslim, but I do believe that the Arabs are governed by vile dictatorships, and that the terrorists in their midst must be vigorously defended against, and that the treatment of the Palestinians should not be compared to the treatment of the Jews during the Holocaust. I also do not believe in a Marshall Plan for the Arab world. They do not use American aid in a responsible way, and the Marshall Plan in Europe went to democratic countries where there were various forms of accountability in place. Ditto in Japan after WWII. 6/8/09 11:29 AM Jack  | Brooklyn, NY    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Evangelicals frustrated by Obama's 'Gay Pride' decree 25 comments Dear Brothers and Sisters on Sermon Audio, This article made me feel very sad. I am sad that such a false view of human sexuality and a false view of equality and a false view of compassion has been put into play and honored by the President. I have been reading the Book of Jeremiah with my family, and we see that idolatry and repudiation of God is a terrible sin. Unfortunately we are on a downwasrd spiral. The downward spiral will have consequences. Believe me, I don't want to suffer the dreadful consequences that such unrighteous leadership brings on a nation. However, as we pray daily, "Thy will be done...." Our preacher yesterday preached on TULIP and honored John Calvin on his upcoming 500th birthday. I was SO encouraged by that Word, and I hope and pray that all of you will likewise be encouraged in your hearts and souls as you contemplate God's sovereignty, justice, and love (a love based on eternal values originating in the Godhead). Bless you all. 1/31/09 11:23 PM Jack  | Whiteville    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse Survey: What Bible Version Do You Use? 157 comments I only use the King James. I consider it the only bible. 5/11/08 10:40 PM Jack  | SE Mich    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Satanic cults in fashion in Rome 23 comments [QUOTE]1.Authoritarianism-the words of the leadership are ultimate and often considered divinely inspired. 2.Elitist mentality. 3.Isolationism. 4.Discouragement of individual thinking-LEADERS ARE THE ONLY ONES THOUGHT TO BE ABLE TO PROPERLY INTERPRET THE BIBLE! 5.Legalistic lifestyle. 6.Difficult exit process-since salvation is found in the organization leaving the organization is considered by many to be leaving God.[/QUOTE]But dont you also find, The Gospel in the Zodiac? Ans. YES 5/4/08 9:45 AM Jack  | SE Mich    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: Constitution Party stunner: Chuck Baldwin KOs... 76 comments Corey wrote: 5. There is No stand in for Jesus until His return for His Bride again refer to Col 1:18 6.Show just one passage of scripture that agrees with the celebration of the mass. 7.Jesus didn't institute the mass show me one passage of scripture that confirms this. And finally as for the rest of your points 8,9,10 I am a protestant fanatic as described by you one of those that would have surely been called an heretic at the court of inquistion and would have died for my faith. 11.Mary the mother of Jesus is venerated by Roman Catholics Show me in the scriptures where this was done by any of the Apostles or followers of Christ. Speaking of veneration Roman Catholics bow down before statues of various Saints which is a violation of Exo 20:3 Thou shalt have no other gods before Me. Exo 20:4 Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth: Exo 20:5 Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the LORD thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me; Good points but arent many Prots. doing same by tithe 4/27/08 2:44 PM Jack  | Dallas, Texas    • Add new comment Sermon: Blind Leaders and Those Who Follow Them Rev. Stephen Hamilton 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” Good sermon. Thank you for your courage and zeal for warning about the recent visit of the antichrist pope or even mentioning it. There's not many real preachers like you out there who would dare mention it. It gets lonely telling the truth. Just ask Noah! 3/7/08 1:30 PM jack  | Antioch, TN    • Add new comment Sermon: The Incredible Family- Part 1 Pastor Greg Locke 2 comments “ Awesome :-) ” This is the kind of sermons all the couples worldwide need to hear even if you been married 10+ years. One thing that the devil hates is an "incredible family". 1/4/08 9:15 AM Jack  | Midwest    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse Survey: 2008 Presidential Election: Who will you vote for? 91 comments Saved by Grace, Ron Paul is a libertarian. He understands that regardless of his personal views, autonomous people should be given as much freedom as possible. This includes the freedom to choose acts you deem "perversions". What does it mean for a politician to "adamantly oppose" personal behavior anyway? Also, how can God judge this nation based on the actions of some individuals? 1/3/08 9:18 PM Jack  | Midwest    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: British Leader: 'I don't believe in God' 29 comments True. I really am just curious about the Abraham story & its implications. Can God order someone to perform an act that God has already deemed a sin? I realize chronologically the ten commandments were delivered to Moses after the Abraham story , but the ban on killing must be eternal. 1/3/08 8:19 PM Jack  | Midwest    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: British Leader: 'I don't believe in God' 29 comments I never said I didn't believe in God. Secondly, morality in no way implies the existence of God. 1/3/08 7:58 PM Jack  | Midwest    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: British Leader: 'I don't believe in God' 29 comments Neil, As a lapsed Christian I have always been curious about the Isaac and Abraham story. My understanding of epistemology is incomplete. I can only assume we are both using our senses to communicate in this manner. If you obtain knowledge in some other way I am curious about that too. [AUTHOR]Neil[/AUTHOR]"My point was that I know things the same way you know things" You still didn't answer my questions, & you make a hasty generalization in asserting I get knowledge the same way you do. How did you learn this, from your senses?[/QUOTE] 1/3/08 7:10 PM Jack  | Midwest    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: British Leader: 'I don't believe in God' 29 comments My point was that I know things the same way you know things. That still doesn't explain Abraham's behavior. If I defended attempted murder by saying "God told me to", you would correctly have me arrested and charged with criminal behavior. How could God order me to violate one of his own commandments anyway? [AUTHOR]Neil[/AUTHOR]You must be an empiricist. In another thread, you made the astounding statement that your five senses are in working order. Which of these did you use to reach the conclusion that Abraham was psychotic or delusional? And how do you know they're trustworthy, anyway? Which sense told your that?[/QUOTE] 1/3/08 6:40 PM Jack  | Midwest    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: British Leader: 'I don't believe in God' 29 comments Neil, I suppose we both have epistemological problems. How do we know what we know? This question has puzzled smarter men than us for centuries. The closest thing to a plausible answer to this question is Descartes' dictum "I think, therefore I am". This doesn't answer the problem of Abraham's illegal and immoral behavior in the OT. [AUTHOR]Neil[/AUTHOR]Jack, while you are free to ignore my question below, that isn't going to make your epistemological problems disappear.[/QUOTE] 1/3/08 5:35 PM Jack  | Midwest    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: British Leader: 'I don't believe in God' 29 comments Lyn, You've pointed out my other concern about this particular Bible story. "God's" side of this. How could an all-loving, all-powerful being put a simple desert man and his small son through such a horrible ordeal? What's the point? "God" knows Abraham innermost thoughts. Why the drama? It's cruel and unusual. I'm leery of a philosiphy that stresses obedience over independent thought. [AUTHOR]lyn[/AUTHOR]Jack, You don't understand, Abraham was trusting God, this was a test of his faith. God never intended for Abraham to kill his own son, and the proof of that is the fact that God intervened through His angel. Abraham, on the other hand, had such faith and trust in God, he knew that no matter what, it would work out for God's glory, and it most certainly did!! The problem with the label of 'Christianity' is that it is too broad. Christ preaches on the 'narrow way' and this is a road that few actually find. Why? Because we love our sins and our selves too much to let go. Hope this helps you.[/QUOTE] 1/3/08 5:14 PM Jack  | Midwest    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse News Item: British Leader: 'I don't believe in God' 29 comments [QUOTE]Lyn, you are correct to say that most people have an inate sense of right and wrong. How it got there I don't know. What frightens me is that christianity holds up as heroes people who lack that sense. Abraham's proper response to the voice telling him to kill Isaac should have been "Go to hell!" I know if I heard such a voice I would either ignore it or seek help. [AUTHOR]lyn[/AUTHOR]To deny God's existence is to escape 'accountability'. That way, we can all live like hell, have our best life now, and go on believing that 'other' people die. Even the self-professing atheist has been known to doubt his denial of God on his deathbed. How does one explain that built in intuition, the knowing of right from wrong? Who put that there? How does an atheist know it's wrong to murder, or to rob a bank? No matter, as soon as we draw our last breath, we all know the truth at that very moment. Christ preached repentance, which is very unpopular in our sexually immoral, arrogant and greedy culture. To turn from our selfish desires is unheard of, let alone submitting to His Lordship. I know Christ is real, He lives within my heart and has set me free from the bondage of homosexuality. Praise God for His grace, and the beautiful gift of salvation.[/QUOTE]

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