[PetroniusMaximus]

"I'm asking you what sort of a "calling" enables one to be rude to one's host?"

The kind of calling that cares enough about another human being to warn them of the eventual consequences of their actions. The basic problem here is that M. Cheney is involved in a sinful, lesbian lifestyle. She will, more than likely, make a wreck of her life and that of her child. The end result of her life's choices is that, unless she turns from her sin, she will die and be cut off forever from God in hell.

Is that rude to tell someone? Well yes, maybe in the sissified world in which we live it is considered "rude" to warn someone of the impending consequences of their actions. But on the day of Judgment the people who found repentance through the "rude" comments of another will love that person for it.


(The part about the "host & hostess" - you added that on to the question, so I don't feel obliged to answer it.)

[1rudeboy]

(The part about the "host & hostess" - you added that on to the question, so I don't feel obliged to answer it.)

If there's anyone more annoying than someone who has to be dragged into a direct answer, instead of quoting from the Bible, it's someone who does the above and has a short attention-span. I refer you to your comment #58. I gave you a number of chances to answer--I'm through wasting my time here.

[Sunsong]

She will, more than likely, make a wreck of her life and that of her child. The end result of her life's choices is that, unless she turns from her sin, she will die and be cut off forever from God in hell.

Well she is already 37 :-) and has been in a lesbian relationship for 15 years. One would think she would have made a wreck of her life by now. When do you think she will? :-) When she's 50? :-) 75? :-)

This thead reflects well Mark Twain's sentiment:

"You go to heaven for the climate. Hell for the company."