spaz hates Bob Enyart. Why?
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Real Sorceror
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:noid:death2impiety said:
Ya........I'm guilty of that.......
JoyfulRook
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:wave2: spaz-nancy-jjjg!
death2impiety
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Real Sorceror said:
:mock: :loser:
PKevman
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Liberal Christians and unbelievers will always hate and attack someone who stands up for the truth unwaveringly. If you don't believe it just check out some of my conversations with atheists and liberals. They always invariably begin to try to attack me personally when their positions are utterly defeated, or if they don't like the fact that I stand up for the Bible and its utter reliability and truthfulness. Bob and I have similar outlooks on things Biblically, and I look forward to the day when I get to meet him, either here on earth or in Heaven. When you are a man of God and you preach and teach the truth, Satan comes after you relentlessly!
BINGO!death2impiety said:
Change "disbelieve" to "refute" and you have it. :thumb:
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PastorKevin said:
And it's been my experience that Conservative Christians other extremist right-wing believers will despise and attack those who call out out there positioning of right-wing politics as some sort of hybrid to the Gospel of our Lord and Savior.
God is not left-wing, he is not right-wing; if you believe that nonsense, then someone needs to get in your face and stand up for the Truth.
During the recent election campaigns, Harold Ford Jr., candidate for senator from Tennessee, said the following:Four O'Clock said:
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Is this in your experience also?
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Denver Post, April 10, 1999
Church and the New World Order
Just a few links that might cause someone to believe that Bob Enyart might be a cult leader and a child abuser. Apparently the perception is not unique to atheists, homosexuals and abortionists; it is shared by some Christians. Since God is love then advocating hatred might seem anti-God.
I personally had one question arise from reading the Denver Post article. With Bob's belief in theonomy, Old Testament Law is as valid and applicable today as it was in Old Testament times, then was his wife divorced when he married her or was she never married? The article says that her son, who Bob was convicted of beating, is now being raised by his father who is the custodial parent and therefore still alive, and another article said there is still a court order barring Bob from contact with the child. I know my position on divorce and remarriage, but considering Bob's theonomist, strict constructionist viewpoint I would wonder if he considered himself an adulterer in light of scripture, and therefore deserving execution.
Denver Post, April 10, 1999
Church and the New World Order
Just a few links that might cause someone to believe that Bob Enyart might be a cult leader and a child abuser. Apparently the perception is not unique to atheists, homosexuals and abortionists; it is shared by some Christians. Since God is love then advocating hatred might seem anti-God.
I personally had one question arise from reading the Denver Post article. With Bob's belief in theonomy, Old Testament Law is as valid and applicable today as it was in Old Testament times, then was his wife divorced when he married her or was she never married? The article says that her son, who Bob was convicted of beating, is now being raised by his father who is the custodial parent and therefore still alive, and another article said there is still a court order barring Bob from contact with the child. I know my position on divorce and remarriage, but considering Bob's theonomist, strict constructionist viewpoint I would wonder if he considered himself an adulterer in light of scripture, and therefore deserving execution.
Maybe there is something I'm missing. But I figure that since most of us are slammed to the ground for our beliefs when they differ with Bob's, and required to systematically defend those beliefs, it is only fair that Bob Enyart answer to those same standards when there are questions or disagreement. The Bible is the authoritative reference, not any man.
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