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Even if you were a total douchenozzle, I wouldn't ignore you.




Now make me a sammich....


And hold the mayo.


Just sayin...

I musta liked you........ usual fare is vyeenees and crackers.

You get sardines......... in mustard sauce.

I'm ok with that; and an ice cold RWB in a can.

You get the Colt 45 in a can.

If Gene offers you canned menudo, pass.

You're gonna go to Hell for that one. See the Poohbah for available turds and instruction in smoking them.

Thanks for the advice. I don't know what a menudo is, but I am pretty certain I'd not like it.

It's a Mexican soup

i'm ok with that, too.

noticing a trend?

Christianity is thriving. You can't go anywhere without running into groups of awesome believers. Recent issues though sure is separating Christianity into distinct groups.

"we don't allow poor folks to go on vacation to Hawaii or Las Vegas and buy food with EBT cards, "

WWJD

Tripe soup, smells like skippy dog food.

Kent

Some menudo fits that description. Just sprinkle a liberal dose of oregano on it and it becomes edible.

Got to throw in the kidney's and tongue as well. Maybe some of the intestine as well...

Translation = We want to be able to judge and condemn homosexuals for their sin of homosexuality, even though we remain sinners ourselves. We want to be able to condemn and judge homosexuals for their 'continuation' in sin, even though we 'continue' to be sinners ourselves. And when someone points out the hypocrisy of 'that'...we will accuse them of 'judging' us.

Apparently we respect different authors. You believe what you choose to believe.

Here's what know. The day I prayed to asked Jesus to forgive my sins and fill me with the Holy Spirit I was instantly changed. First I felt a peace beyond description. The guy praying with me told me I was literally shining. I didn't realize how much my life changed, but my coworkers did. One even laughed in my face.

I thought I was still the same. My brother-in-law once told me, "You used to be a really cool guy. Now you're and ......" I told him, "I used to be like you and now I am like this. Having seen both conditions of life I prefer the peace I live in."

My wife thought it was a phase I was going though, but after about three months she figured I really did change......and for the better. Within a couple years she also was converted and I baptized her in the river which ran through our property. Her life changed also. It's normal when that which was dead in sin comes alive in Jesus.

The sinful things that were normal no longer interested me. I didn't have to work at it. The interest was gone. As I read God's Word I discovered lots of what I was hearing was foolishness. Obeying God's Word is not popular, but is certainly pleasant to my heart.

You may find it pleasant to your heart, but that doesn't address the questions of evidence, truth, and what may or may not have existed in the original manuscripts.

You talk about "questions of evidence, truth, and what may or may not have existed in the original manuscripts."

I mentioned Simon Greenleaf. I defer to his scholarship over the folks who decide in advance the Bible is not God's Word. There are so many manuscripts available the original what was written on the original manuscripts can pretty much be determined.

Another evidence you deny is the number of people whose lives have been not just been changed but instantly dramatically changed by Jesus. If you will read my book, I will send you a copy.

Greenleaf doesn't know the difference between evidence and hearsay. Modern Scholars such as Bart Ehrman have more to offer on the subject.