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To: Dutchboy88

Waiting for what?

You want me to tell you to go jump in a lake?

You believe that Jesus commands us to jump in lakes?

You believe that if someone doesn’t jump in a lake on your say-so, they don’t believe in God?

Which is it?

Waiting ...


48 posted on 03/09/2011 5:05:40 PM PST by agere_contra (Whenever a Liberal admits to something: he is covering up something far worse)
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To: agere_contra
"Waiting for what?"

Well, I must admit that it was a little sarcastic. The "waiting", however, was for you to follow the orders of Jesus. You had previously said you follow the orders of Jesus and the remark was intended to call attention to the fact that Jesus is not always speaking to us directly. Our ability to put ourselves in the audience is selective. The Apostles being given the right to forgive, is not necessarily Rome being given this right. It is a huge, some might say arroagant, assumption that Jesus was speaking to Rome. I'm no longer waiting.

52 posted on 03/09/2011 5:33:08 PM PST by Dutchboy88
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To: agere_contra; Dutchboy88
FROM this..
DB Then I suggest you step out of the boat and start walking on the waves

To this..
AC Seriously, first day of Lent and you're paraphrasing Satan? Trying to get others to tempt God? You want me to tell you to go jump in a lake? You believe that Jesus commands us to jump in lakes? You believe that if someone doesn’t jump in a lake on your say-so, they don’t believe in God?

Talk about a lack of understanding! WOW! I know I shouldn't be laughing but I am. Way too funny!! Truly the natural man cannot understand the things of God.
81 posted on 03/09/2011 11:17:01 PM PST by presently no screen name
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