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RIP to that forum. I kept wondering when Hindus, Muslims, Jewish, Buddist, and other beliefs would demand equal time with CATC. Rick, I support the decision and go on record as such.

Wayne

Good post Buck.

Steve

Rick, you may have to reinstate CATC � with the caveat "enter at your own risk." And hope that sober folk will have sense enough to stay out.

It's not as easy as it looks.



Gonna need a pretty big remuda there Rick. I'm outta here. Beer and hot wings time.

Will

Please do.
And I do.

Sometimes you gotta shoot the leaders to turn the herd.

Can this game be played online in that forum
http://www.radicalcongruency.com/20...ames-possibly-the-single-worst-idea-ever


Left Behind: Eternal Forces comes out some time this year, and there aren�t a lot of details, but here�s the basic premise as I was able to infer from the website:

The rapture has happened, so all the Christians are gone
A bunch of people realize the error of their ways, and immediately become Christians after the rapture
For some reason, it becomes necessary to blast the unrepentant to bits and hasten the destruction of the world
Guns. Lots of guns.
Newsweek corroborates:

The game revolves around New Yorkers who are ?left behind? after the rapture. Players scour the streets for converts, training them into a work force to feed, shelter and join a paramilitary resistance against the growing forces of the Antichrist.

I apologize Sanlen . I remember the post bashing Billy Graham . It was ascribed to you on this thread . With the forum gone there was no way to check the accuracy [ not that I would have ].

I think the poster who ascribed the post to you owes you an apology , also,but I can only sweep my side of the street . I hope I did that to your satisfaction .

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I will probablly get hammered for this because I am the new guy and this is a sensitive subject. Just my two cents. [/quote]


I'd say a brave and bold new guy.... Welcome Buck

Why bother.....

You guys are going to believe what you want, regardless of facts. Say what you want from here on and know that there will be few who call you to task for proof or reasons. (I've always said that a Christian should know what they believe and why, able to give a defense for their belief.)

PS, say anything you want about me from now on too, as I promise I will never see it.

If so,.. it can be shut down on the weekends.

Not likely, they would just head back here.

Where's the Bear Forum?

Better than having them here,no?

Kinda like Amsterdam ...

Oh yes, after all that is the reason that we have all been agitating all night(or in your case...day).

Guys:

Threads can be merged easily, as these two have been.

Anyone who tries to spread little fires on various forums/threads will find them all in one bruiser of a thread.

The initial reaction was expected and completely natural. The Campfire has to have its say, and that's all good.

But drawing out the bleeding for kicks ain't gonna happen.

rb

Never been at a campfire yet where you could talk religion without somebody getting upset.....Unless I was the only one at it....Pretty obvious here at this one too....

Decision has been made...let it go....

It's becoming more transparent every minute...why it was,that you were dreading closing that honey-hole down.

A lot of the crucial choices that we face and must make are (my term) "cardinal dichotomies."

One of the first is whether you see your relationship with God as
(a) God exists to bless and to serve me
or
(b) I exist to obey and to please God.

(Whether God exists isn't a matter of "whether" � it's fact.)

Another is whether your first loyalty is
(a) to Jesus
or
(b) to the church.

If you haven't yet faced these cardinal dichotomies, you will.* And God, in His infinite wisdom and inscrutable judgement, sees fit to let everyone make his own decisions without my doing it for anyone but myself and your doing it for anyone but yourself.

As Dad often said, there's no such thing as not deciding. Postponing a decision or refusing to decide is a decision.




*(The IRS called a pastor. "Is John Jones a member of your church?" "Yes, he is." "Did he give your church ten thousand dollars?" "No, but he will." )