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Nineveh
Merely Christian
red77 said:
*~POP goes the weasel!
That thread is also linked in the OP, there for all to read.
But in your own little morally retarded world it's just fine to claim someone bears a false witness, even when it's been shown repeatedly to be untrue. ... and then remain unrepentant for it.
Every post you make supports my claims.
Do abortionists, or those who get abortions, or those who make someone get an abortion, deserve the death penalty?red77 said:
I wasn't asking you.SUTG said:
Learn some grammar.:bang:SUTG said:
Nineveh said:
I really dont care whether he apologises or not Nineveh to be honest, but you wont make any judgements as to how 'morally retarded' it is to make light of anothers immense pain will you? You are a hypocrite yourself, what you seem to also miss is that if I believed that an apology was in order from me to you then you would have received it by now and as far as I'm concerned - and through explanations given ten times over already on the 'Intestinal Clothesline' thread - none is owing.....
screamed and demanded for an apology? 'innacurate judgement', unbelieveable.....you still stick with Stipe's comment merely being an inaccurate judgement, get back to me when you've been through the ordeal of seeing a close family member go though hell and hear someones "innacurate judgement" about your involvement in it, pathetic.....
No, its more about those who self righteously claim to have a handle on all truth and any of those who disagree are wrong by association, I only have 'unreliable witness' in the eyes of those who believe their fundamental belief system is beyond reproach and the same goes for my supposed 'advocating of immorality'
Told what? That according to a bunch of fundamental zealots I am decitful and support immorality because I dont advocate killing homosexuals/adulterers? That my belief that love/mercy and compassion should take precedence over condemning our fellow man. Then God will judge me on it as he sees fit
Nineveh said:
Yes I know, whats your point? I'm cool with it.....
So.....I say that I'm tired of being misrepresented by other posters and you take that to mean that I was questioning your presumption that I dont think murder is a capital crime, is that correct? And since then I have said that I DO see murder as a capital crime, had I not then an apology might have been owing but its not the case, all of the resulting debate has revolved around whether its acceptable for innocent people to be executed under our present legal systems, you think it is, I think it isnt, so what EXACTLY is it that you are wanting an apology for? Tell me straight and if I am in error I will apologise
I'm sorry I made the judgement. I'm sorry this has dragged on for so long. I'm sorry that my words may have created falsehoods in peoples minds and hearts.
I don't know the damage I've done so I'm also sorry for treating the situation so flippantly.
I don't know the damage I've done so I'm also sorry for treating the situation so flippantly.
Nineveh
Merely Christian
red77 said:
I haven't expected anything more or less of stipe than I've expected ftrom you, hypocrite.
Here is how it works:
Take heed to yourselves. If your brother sins against you, rebuke him; and if he repents, forgive him.
Both you and stipe have been rebuked for bearing false witness. Christ's words go on from there even though both you and stipe refuse to repent. Whether you accept stipe's apology (should he give one) or not is up to you. You often ignore the God you claim to serve.
I already asked you, what more do you want? You have rebuked stipe for bearing a false witness, what is he supposed to do other than repent? It seems, unfortunately, he is following your lead instead of Christ's.
Like I said before. It's not a matter of interpretation that you see nothing wrong with the murder of innocent children, for example. The God you claim to serve says, thou shalt not murder. This isn't a matter of interpretation, it's a matter of your hard self-righteous heart standing against God's command.
You keep failing to realize what the Law says it says to those under the Law. The Law is a tutor that brings us to Christ. When you try to shield the unsaved from the harsh reality of the Law, you are taking away their instructor that will bring them to repentance. Really, red, it's not about what you believe, it's about what God commands.
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