To: the808bass
LOL! So now Sola Scriptura doesn't actually mean Sola Scriptura? How very Clintonesque. Let me guess, the Holy Spirit guided you to this opinion.
Hey, just for fun, list the synonyms for venerate... (humming jeopardy theme...)
No no no no no. You aren't getting off that easy. Let's get back on this. OK, so now can we also assume that when you say you believe in a Trinity, that you're not really talking about a Trinity but actually a Holy Quartet or even a Sextet??? I mean, its close enough.
To: Conservative til I die
No no no no no. You aren't getting off that easy. Let's get back on this. OK, so now can we also assume that when you say you believe in a Trinity, that you're not really talking about a Trinity but actually a Holy Quartet or even a Sextet??? I mean, its close enough.
CTID, forget that question I asked, I'll wait until you finish what ever it is you're smoking, and then ask again.
160 posted on
10/03/2001 9:49:11 PM PDT by
JHavard
To: Conservative til I die
OK, so now can we also assume that when you say you believe in a Trinity, that you're not really talking about a Trinity but actually a Holy Quartet or even a Sextet??? I mean, its close enough.And because you venerate Mary you worship her? Oh, un petit moment. Quelle horreur. Qu'est-ce que c'est? Have you been shot with your own gun?
To: Conservative til I die
LOL! So now Sola Scriptura doesn't actually mean Sola Scriptura? Hey, given that ya'll were fed the line that Peter spoke last, then James decided. And that you've been fed some myth about what Jesus spoke in aramaic.. And you have tracts that quote information having nothing to do with presented points.. I've no inclination to believe that you understand our perspective on this either. Sola scriptura doesn't mean what you want it to - and it isn't what we here follow. I know how bad you really want to make it look that way so you can appear to have something to say; but, that's not our problem.
175 posted on
10/04/2001 8:40:27 AM PDT by
Havoc
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