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4everfsu said:
christundivided said:4everfsu said:
I hope this sinks his chances.
I honestly believe he is lying. If you listen to how many times he is pausing and searching for words......Its a clear sign of a liar. Nothing new for him.
T-Bone said:I guess there is no doubt now...our president has been given over to a reprobate mind!
Izdaari said:Well, good for him! 8)
Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Well, good for him! 8)
No it isn't good for him and it isn't good for us. It's an ABOMINATION. Does that word mean anything at all to you-- expect something to applaud?
Izdaari said:Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Well, good for him! 8)
No it isn't good for him and it isn't good for us. It's an ABOMINATION. Does that word mean anything at all to you-- expect something to applaud?
Yeah, abomination does mean something to me. It's an English word that has no exact equivalent in Hebrew. One of several Hebrew words often translated as "abomination" most often means "ritually unclean", requiring the appropriate Jewish cleansing rituals before one is able to participate in the temple ceremonies again.
So, anyway, why exactly does the civil government of a pluralistic democratic nation with no established religion need to make its laws with reference to Leviticus, a book intended mainly for the Tribe of Levi, the Jewish priestly caste? In case you didn't notice, we don't have a Jewish king.
Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Well, good for him! 8)
No it isn't good for him and it isn't good for us. It's an ABOMINATION. Does that word mean anything at all to you-- expect something to applaud?
Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Well, good for him! 8)
No it isn't good for him and it isn't good for us. It's an ABOMINATION. Does that word mean anything at all to you-- expect something to applaud?
Yeah, abomination does mean something to me. It's an English word that has no exact equivalent in Hebrew. One of several Hebrew words often translated as "abomination" most often means "ritually unclean", requiring the appropriate Jewish cleansing rituals before one is able to participate in the temple ceremonies again.
So, anyway, why exactly does the civil government of a pluralistic democratic nation with no established religion need to make its laws with reference to Leviticus, a book intended mainly for the Tribe of Levi, the Jewish priestly caste? In case you didn't notice, we don't have a Jewish king.
Yes I've noticed that we do not have a Jewish king-- as did neither the inhabitants of the land before the Hebrews moved in--from whiuch they were spewedout because they had polluted the land with their abominations.
And yes, I'm aware that I live in a pluralistic democratic nation, which means that the creature is glorfied rather than the Creator and His truth is supressed in unrighteousness.
The reason that our pluralistic democratic nation needs to punish homosexuality with its laws is because God has declared it as evil and worthy of death both temporal and eternal.
rsc2a said:Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Well, good for him! 8)
No it isn't good for him and it isn't good for us. It's an ABOMINATION. Does that word mean anything at all to you-- expect something to applaud?
Do you prefer your shrimp grilled or fried?
Izdaari said:Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Well, good for him! 8)
No it isn't good for him and it isn't good for us. It's an ABOMINATION. Does that word mean anything at all to you-- expect something to applaud?
Yeah, abomination does mean something to me. It's an English word that has no exact equivalent in Hebrew. One of several Hebrew words often translated as "abomination" most often means "ritually unclean", requiring the appropriate Jewish cleansing rituals before one is able to participate in the temple ceremonies again.
So, anyway, why exactly does the civil government of a pluralistic democratic nation with no established religion need to make its laws with reference to Leviticus, a book intended mainly for the Tribe of Levi, the Jewish priestly caste? In case you didn't notice, we don't have a Jewish king.
Yes I've noticed that we do not have a Jewish king-- as did neither the inhabitants of the land before the Hebrews moved in--from whiuch they were spewedout because they had polluted the land with their abominations.
And yes, I'm aware that I live in a pluralistic democratic nation, which means that the creature is glorfied rather than the Creator and His truth is supressed in unrighteousness.
The reason that our pluralistic democratic nation needs to punish homosexuality with its laws is because God has declared it as evil and worthy of death both temporal and eternal.
Ok, now that we're clear that you're advocating theocracy, or at least theonomy, we have no common ground left to discuss politics at all. :-X
Reformed Guy said:rsc2a said:Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Well, good for him! 8)
No it isn't good for him and it isn't good for us. It's an ABOMINATION. Does that word mean anything at all to you-- expect something to applaud?
Do you prefer your shrimp grilled or fried?
Read Acts 10 and try to differentiate between the part that declares creeping critters clean and the part that declares creepy perverts clean.
Reformed Guy said:[quote author=Izdaari]
Ok, now that we're clear that you're advocating theocracy, or at least theonomy, we have no common ground left to discuss politics at all. :-X
rsc2a said:Reformed Guy said:rsc2a said:Reformed Guy said:Izdaari said:Well, good for him! 8)
No it isn't good for him and it isn't good for us. It's an ABOMINATION. Does that word mean anything at all to you-- expect something to applaud?
Do you prefer your shrimp grilled or fried?
Read Acts 10 and try to differentiate between the part that declares creeping critters clean and the part that declares creepy perverts clean.
I don't have a problem with you thinking homosexual activity is wrong. I would agree with you.
I have a problem with you using the levitical code as your basis. If you want to hold onto one part of the Law...
Reformed Guy said:[quote author=Izdaari]
Ok, now that we're clear that you're advocating theocracy, or at least theonomy, we have no common ground left to discuss politics at all. :-X
No more than Paul did when he declared in Romans 1 that homosexuality was an evil worthy of death (temporal and eternal).
What he makes "clear" is even more important-- and that is that suppressing the truth and condoning perversion in a "pluralistic" society marks one as a whelp of Satan rather than a child of God.