You had to google that, didn't you. *smirk* Btw, we're all going to be judged.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
Yes, you have. Often.Quote:
Never said it did.
Being facetious, are we???Quote:
Why would you want to do that?
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You had to google that, didn't you. *smirk* Btw, we're all going to be judged.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
Yes, you have. Often.Quote:
Never said it did.
Being facetious, are we???Quote:
Why would you want to do that?
Actually, only to make sure my spelling was right. I remember that word from my Greek class since our instructor made a really big deal out of it and wanted us to spell it "ev" rather than "eu". Don't recall why. At any rate, if you had ever studied Greek, then "evangelism" jumps off the page. It's a transliteration.Quote:
You had to google that, didn't you. *smirk* Btw, we're all going to be judged.
Find it. I have never said, "to raise one's voice as fundies are wont to do with their bullhorns and shouting into the faces of those they consider lost and doomed to eternal hellfire," or anything close to it. I don't use a bullhorn or shout into faces. I don't suggest others do.Quote:
Yes, you have. Often.
No. I am interested in your moral (or practical) reasoning for trying to lead women, in whatever manner, away from out of wedlock births. Why do you do that?Quote:
Being facetious, are we???
Your post #306: "It starts with me raising my voice."Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
I almost fell off my chair when reading this. Why indeed!Quote:
No. I am interested in your moral (or practical) reasoning for trying to lead women, in whatever manner, away from out of wedlock births. Why do you do that?
I've also led many workshops to help people job hunt, fill out job applications and put together resumes, and be comfortable during job interviews (by roleplaying and with skits).
Post 306 read, "It starts with me raising my voice. It could continue with you raising your voice. We could try and sway public opinion. That's where this kind of thing always starts." We were discussing social policy, not the gospel. You know, that is perilously close to flat out deceit. You know full well I was not talking about preaching with a bullhorn. Shame on you. Very disappointing.
Did you almost fall off your chair because, as usual, you are afraid to answer the question?Quote:
I almost fell off my chair when reading this. Why indeed!
I commend you. Really.Quote:
I've also led many workshops to help people job hunt, fill out job applications and put together resumes, and be comfortable during job interviews (by roleplaying and with skits).
I wonder if the ever declining membership of your Lutheran Church has to do with your rejection of evangelism?
The declining membership is because it's too literal and conservative, stuck in its ways, and outdated in its approach to younger people. For those reasons and more, I long ago left it.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
So you are no longer a Lutheran? You've been saying you are a Lutheran, but now you're saying you're not.
Just out of curiosity, what are your principles of hermeneutics when reading the Bible, in particular as it relates to when to take a passage figuratively or literally?
And you want to talk about Trump being dumb. Here's a new standard. "Seattle Mayor Durkan: CHAZ Has A 'Block Party Atmosphere," Could Turn Into "Summer Of Love'"
I wonder if the people in that neighborhood feel the same way?
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2020/06/12/seattle_mayor_durkan_chaz_has_a_block_party_atmosp here_could_turn_into_summer_of_love.html?fbclid=Iw AR3y3WNs7MLnsN3uVAmg4L8bC7wGYkZ2_fjKnhmu26BhduWgK3 _gBQEYP3E
Let the locals handle there own business. No looting, no burning, no deaths or injuries. Occupy Wall Street lasted months.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
Occupy Wall Street was confined to trespassing and vadalizing a public park and that was bad enough. These people are violating the rights of citizens who have their homes and their businesses in the occupied zone . It is completely different . They also have a right to have their life liberty and property protected . That is the primary function of government . Seattle has abdicated it's responsibilities as has the state .
Let the locals handle it!
I wonder if your response would have been the same if this had been handled by "Mayor Trump"?Quote:
Let the locals handle there own business. No looting, no burning, no deaths or injuries. Occupy Wall Street lasted months.
Let the locals handle it.
since there is no police presence ;as a resident I would have no option but to "handle it " . If the occupiers are not subject to the law ,am I ?
That's a really good question.Quote:
If the occupiers are not subject to the law ,am I ?
Then there is this .... Dr. Deborah Birx, on a conference call with the nations governors disclosed that 70 c-19 testing sites had been destroyed during the Floyd peaceful protests, and there had been a resultant drop in testing. She said there will have to be a "scramble " to replace those sites because she believes cases of infections will spike in areas where the protests occurred .
What ? You didn't hear that as the lead story ?I bet you would've had this happened a week earlier when real peaceful protests by business owners who wanted to open up had destroyed the testing sites .
Same question I ask Tom, if the elite and elected and the badged and armed aren't subject to the law, then why am I?Quote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
Those darn criminal elements.Quote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
Leaked to the Daily Caller is all I know, but for sure if it was business owners doing criminal acts we sure would have heard about it.Quote:
What ? You didn't hear that as the lead story ?I bet you would've had this happened a week earlier when real peaceful protests by business owners who wanted to open up had destroyed the testing sites .
no concern then that the loss of the sites in the minority communities, and the risks the protests have as stated by both Birx and Fauci ,will give the virus a boost in minority communities ? More deaths will result from that than police brutality .
The only minority deaths that count are the ones lost at the hands of the police. Otherwise, no one seems interested.
Is it a subtle form of racism at work when a completely innocent white woman is shot and killed by a black police officer in Minneapolis (2019) and not a single person turns out to protest the shooting or burn a building, but when a black man is killed by a white officer the protests are large and turn violent?
But jl surely you know black lives matter and the death of a white woman is of no concern to a blackQuote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
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