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Aren't you? You seem like you react to stuff around here a lot, when our main goal is to reform people.

I like LEDs--put them all over my house. And I put LED Christmas lights up, too. I even drive a truck, that are fuel injected, with shift-on-the-fly 4WD. I don't want to go back to horses, as I live 20 miles out of town. I also like my gas stove, and my chainsaw, and my in-floor heat, all...

Did you know him personally? The other forum barbarian seemed to write very similarly to ours.

When? I saw "The Barbarian" post over on another forum in mid December.

Then her godmother sat her down at the spinning wheel to make cotton thread which she could then weave on a loom so that she could be ready with the batch of cotton sheets for when the ones she slept in last night would wear out. Hopefully she hadn't waited too long already, since the whole...

When did he die?

It's not my preference, but you can still dunk Krispy Kremes.

Probably because their cow fart models are as accurate as their climate models, so they think the world will soon be swimming in cow farts.

They'll still be around, for sure, but they may get a tan. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-11438383/Brown-bears-mating-polar-bears-creating-climate-resilient-hybrid-animal.html

Just stop your blubbering, will you.

We could eat the seals, clubbed or not. Think of all the cow farts it would save.

Why do we need so many polar bears anyway?

I told them they shouldn't buy ivermectin from Dr Fauci.

Your sister sounds like my sister, when I was telling my mom on a family chat that ivermectin has shown great promise in combating Covid 19.

This will be even funnier when it actually happens. It wil probably be after we figure out how to do fusion power, so they will have a complaint against that, too.

That quote at the beginning wasn't from me:

See your next comment: Because words actually have meaning, which you asserted in the first sentence of your post. And because "granted" has a future feel to its meaning, at least in some usages. So when I said there were things promised but not yet received in our relationship with Christ...

Can you show me where I suggested such? "Granted" is an imprecise word for this discussion. If you are promise resurrection, but you haven't died yet (so resurrection is currently impossible), then has resurrection been "granted?" I'd say yes, but it could also be "no." Water baptism is NOT...

I've never suggested the salvation isn't real, only that some things we have been promised have not yet occurred, but we acknowledge them as ours already. The resurrection is one of those things. Our salvation, while assured to us, is not complete until the resurrection occurs. Acts 17:18 (KJV)...

Now we're getting somewhere! You were immersed, in baptism, but Peter tells us this is figurative, not physical. You figuratively were buried with Christ when you were physically immersed in water. Immersion is a symbol of death and resurrection. 1 Peter 3:21 (KJV) The like figure whereunto...