50 Reasons Why We Are Living In The End Times: Part 1

Lamb and Lion Ministries Blog ^ | 13 JULY 2009 | Dr. David R. Reagan

[roamer_1]

And if the Pentecostals can’t get the belief in God correct, how can you call yourselves believers?

Since when is personal belief dependent upon bricks and mortar? Why would personal belief depend upon some organization beyond the local gathering of Christians? Denominations (including yours) mean *nothing*.

It is the Spirit who sanctions.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Which of course you have no proof of except the word of the new ager that posted it.

That and our own lying eyes.

I suppose a leprechaun could put up a Roman Catholic crucifix with a photo of the Roman Catholic pope John Paul II affixed to it and then have a Roman Catholic priest pixie take the photo.

According to Roman Catholic apologists, nothing is what it says it is and no one is to be believed but the latest pope and the quixotic magisterium.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Someone is lying by ommission. There are Female pastors in the PCUSA. Leaving out one branch when one is speaking of Presbyterians is an out in out falsehood and meant to decieve. Which is par for some posters.

1) That first sentence is against the rules of the FR Religion Forum.

2) You must have missed the post I wrote earlier that said the PCUSA ordains female pastors and the PCA and OPC do not. That is one of the reasons for the split.

So no one is "Lying by om(m)ission."

Someone is, however, ignorant by lack of reading.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Is that picture from the Vatican Website?

lol. I gave you the link to the sight. Look for yourself.

Or are you saying the only valid pictures of what Roman Catholics believe are found at "the Vatican website?"

[Dr. Eckleburg]

[Quix]

[Quix]

EXCELLENT POINTS. GREAT POINTS.

e.g:

One cannot, in good conscience, examine their hubris in making declaratory statements WRT the Godhead without examining one’s own.

Though some cliques seem to attempt/pretend/literally to do so 24/7

[Quix]

INDEED.

[Quix]

. . .

“. . . quixotic magisterium.”

Horrific, I say!

!!!HORRIFIC MANGLING OF WORDS . . . I mean . . . association of words . . . I mean . . . familiarity of words . . . I mean . . .

harumph . . . the magisterical has hardly EARNED THE RIGHT to be that close to quixotic! Harumph!!!

/sar

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Lolol. My bad. 8~)

[netmilsmom]

I’ll take that as a “no”.

[netmilsmom]

Oh look, someone stuck Gaia on the back of a crucifix in an alley in Baltimore!

[netmilsmom]

>>You must have missed the post I wrote....<<

Do you see yourself in that post?
I never said anyone in particular.

[netmilsmom]

>>I suppose a leprechaun<<

If anyone thinks that leprechauns are real, they should seek professional help.

[longtermmemmory]

looks like virgin mary.

one side birth other side death.

[wagglebee]

You have yet to establish ANYTHING about this picture, for all we know some anti-Catholic put everything on a streetlight and tood a picture.

[wagglebee]

Or are you saying the only valid pictures of what Roman Catholics believe are found at "the Vatican website?"

YOU are the one who always talks about how you found things on a "Roman Catholic website". Oftentimes these "Roman Catholic websites" turn out to belong to Jewish psychics who converse with entities they call "Z", have you forgotten about that already?

[netmilsmom]

Looks like this woman to me.

[netmilsmom]

Because my DH is Roman Catholic, and he designed the website at for his employer, does that make it a “Roman Catholic Website”? XD

[netmilsmom]

>>looks like virgin mary.

one side birth other side death.<<

You probably see that because you are not looking for evil in that picture.

We who are not looking for the “Mary/Boogieman” around every corner, also see the Christ Child there. But others see a “crucified” Mary.