Can you please provide a link, so that the context of what she has said (according to you) can be viewed by all, and thus a proper understanding can be achieved. This will eliminate any chance of you providing a mischaracterization of what she “said.”
I wouldn’t know everything that Beck likes or does not like. Perhaps you do?
BTW, damnable heresy is covered under Matthew 5:19:
In this passage we can see that not all that is falsely taught will exclude a person from the Kingdom of Heaven. Even Jesus Himself (here in this passage) said that some who break commandments and teach others to do so will make it to heaven - but will be called least there in heaven.
Context. Mm-hm.
"According to me?" Why, you wouldn't be implying I'm lying...certainly not. That would be edging into "ad hom" territory.
"can be viewed by all, and thus a proper understanding can be achieved."
Do you think you're the only person here who can read?
That sounds more than a little arrogant. Just so you know.
" This will eliminate any chance of you providing a mischaracterization of what she “said.”""
Yes, it seems you have questions about my honesty.
Why is that?
Do you assume untruthfulness from Freepers because they voice an opinion you dislike? I hope not.
In fact, I've seen threads where you specifically requested that folks refrain from posting ad hominems. So I would think you'd be properly civil in your own posts. Wouldn't I?
"I wouldn’t know everything that Beck likes or does not like. Perhaps you do?"
Straw man. How does being familiar with Beck and his manner equate to "knowing everything he likes or doesn't like?" Those are two very different things.
I know that Beck is a Mormon whose theology is a mess. I know that he's a blubberer, a squish, and no friend of conservatives. He's even on board with the blasphemous concept of Jesus being married to Mary Magdalene.
"BTW, damnable heresy is covered under Matthew 5:19:
In this passage we can see that not all that is falsely taught will exclude a person from the Kingdom of Heaven. Even Jesus Himself (here in this passage) said that some who break commandments and teach others to do so will make it to heaven - but will be called least there in heaven."
That's for the Lord to decide, isn't it? If we misunderstand Matthew 5:19, we make light of heresy. But 2 Peter 2 speaks of damnable heresies that bring swift destruction.
For instance, a female "pastor" lets me know right away something is wrong. When I visit the home page of her church, where diversity and sexual orientation are mentioned before Jesus Christ, my opinion is strengthened.
Here's your link; I apologize for not including it in my post.