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To: bad company

Because there’s no teaching in the church anymore.

Too many are involved in “social justice”; feeding the poor; protesting, etc.

Instead of STUDYING THE BIBLE .. and learning what it says and how it relates to the individual. Too much group think.


6 posted on 03/06/2015 9:59:36 AM PST by CyberAnt ("The hope and changey stuff did not work, even a smidgen.")
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To: CyberAnt
How can you grow and be well with God? Read His Word. Far too many church goers, spend one or two hours with God a week, how sad. Open the book, read His words, they are the spiritual food that is needed to nurture that new life inside.

We are all sinners and not good enough, the last perfect man on this earth got up and got out of here a long time ago!

24 posted on 03/06/2015 10:36:48 AM PST by thirst4truth (Life without God is like an unsharpened pencil - it has no point.)
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To: CyberAnt

Does not the God of the Holy Bible command that we not only LOVE GOD but LOVE OUR NEIGHBORS as well?


42 posted on 03/06/2015 1:11:07 PM PST by Biggirl (2014 MIdterms Were BOTH A Giant Wave And Restraining Order)
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To: CyberAnt
Too many are involved in “social justice”; feeding the poor; protesting, etc.

Instead of STUDYING THE BIBLE .. and learning what it says and how it relates to the individual. Too much group think

Well, my Bible says we're supposed to feed Jesus' sheep (John 21:17). Not government -- the Christian, since Jesus was talking to Peter. That's a perfectly legitimate, and in fact mandated, function of the Church.

51 posted on 03/06/2015 2:57:53 PM PST by Colonel_Flagg (You're either in or in the way.)
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