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To: MarkBsnr

“Sin is not wrong if you are of the elect, doncha know? It is merely a step along the way to one’s salvation and if it affects that majority bound for hell, it is of no consequence.”

Like all heretical teachings, this one is best known by its rotten fruit, an example of which is our recent foreign policy. It sure fits in well with Mohammedanism (another sort of heresy), though, doesn’t it!


1,727 posted on 02/09/2008 9:46:39 AM PST by Kolokotronis (Christ is Risen, and you, o death, are annihilated!)
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To: Kolokotronis

***Like all heretical teachings, this one is best known by its rotten fruit, an example of which is our recent foreign policy. It sure fits in well with Mohammedanism (another sort of heresy), though, doesn’t it!***

It appears to be of little consequence to the true Bible believers (tm). Since their belief in Bibliolatry is absolute, then they are simply competing head to head on equal terms with those who believe in the Koran.

I believe in my book.

I believe in my book.

Throw stones.


1,734 posted on 02/09/2008 10:23:03 AM PST by MarkBsnr (I would not believe in the Gospel if the authority of the Catholic Church did not move me to do so.)
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To: Kolokotronis; MarkBsnr

You guys would scream bloody murder if we distorted your view of God.

***“Sin is not wrong if you are of the elect, doncha know? It is merely a step along the way to one’s salvation and if it affects that majority bound for hell, it is of no consequence.”***

Not one of us has ever said anything of the like.


1,758 posted on 02/09/2008 3:48:37 PM PST by irishtenor (Check out my blog at http://boompa53.blogspot.com/)
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