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...that non-believers can feel welcome.

Good heavens, no! We wouldn't want any of those sinners coming in and getting the place dirty.

431 posted on 08/12/2003 6:45:12 PM PDT by 50sDad ("Can't sleep...clowns will eat me!")

Very sorry for the aforelisted triple post. Machine lag and worms in the Net. Sorry.

434 posted on 08/12/2003 6:52:08 PM PDT by 50sDad ("Can't sleep...clowns will eat me!")

Good heavens, no! We wouldn't want any of those sinners coming in and getting the place dirty.

AMEN Brother!!!

(We IN THE CHURCH do that quite well already!!)

453 posted on 08/13/2003 3:39:01 AM PDT by Elsie (Don't believe every prophecy you hear: especially *** ones........)

Good heavens, no! We wouldn't want any of those sinners coming in and getting the place dirty

No, we're all sinners, that's obvious. But we're not all believers. Unbelievers don't belong in the church because it makes no sense. How can one subscribe to something one doesn't believe in? Can a believer be within the pale of orthodoxy and still hold to evolution? I'll let God be the judge, but I'll venture to say that such a person must have great difficulty reconciling the validity of any scripture. Nested between creation and the flood was the onset of Original Sin. If Original Sin and man's enmity with God is jive talking serpent fiction, then who needs a savior? The "cold, scientific" etc mind of your friend must really recoil against the resurrection, should we discard that too? Then what's left?

557 posted on 08/13/2003 10:52:24 AM PDT by Theophilus (Save little liberals - Stop Abortion!!!)

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