SL Trib's Kirby on the calendar excommunication

Post by **_Boaz & Lidia** » Sun Jul 20, 2008 12:42 am

In his latest article he asks why he has not been exed.

Too funny.

Kirby: Why has my bishop spared me? Good question

_Danna · Post by **_Danna** » Sun Jul 20, 2008 1:01 am

Cripes, I missed the shot of the inside of his bum (Y)

Post by **_bcspace** » Sun Jul 20, 2008 10:33 pm

If you believe the Bible, even God has standards. According to the Old Testament, he didn't just kick people out of his church. He kicked them clear off the planet.

One of the biggest mistakes anyone can make in understanding doctrine is to differentiate between the Old Testament and New Testament this way.

Post by **_Boaz & Lidia** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 12:33 am

bcspace wrote:
If you believe the Bible, even God has standards. According to the Old Testament, he didn't just kick people out of his church. He kicked them clear off the planet.

One of the biggest mistakes anyone can make in understanding doctrine is to differentiate between the Old Testament and New Testament this way.

So why don't you send the man a corrective condescending email you self righteous pompous a$$?

You are too chicken to do so, I know your type.. all talk(or type as the case may be).

Post by **_bcspace** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 4:31 am

One of the biggest mistakes anyone can make in understanding doctrine is to differentiate between the Old Testament and New Testament this way.
So why don't you send the man a corrective condescending email you self righteous pompous a$$?

You are too chicken to do so, I know your type.. all talk(or type as the case may be).

Do you think he would pay any heed to an email from me? Only if I were his Bishop and then I guarentee you he'd be parish hopping at best.

Post by **_Tarski** » Mon Jul 21, 2008 3:05 pm

bcspace wrote:
If you believe the Bible, even God has standards. According to the Old Testament, he didn't just kick people out of his church. He kicked them clear off the planet.

One of the biggest mistakes anyone can make in understanding doctrine is to differentiate between the Old Testament and New Testament this way.

There is a big difference and they need to be differentiated.
By the way, doctrine is mere doctrine. Doctrine does not equal truth. Those of us with a bit of wisdom care about the latter.

Post by **_bcspace** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 3:51 am

One of the biggest mistakes anyone can make in understanding doctrine is to differentiate between the Old Testament and New Testament this way.

There is a big difference and they need to be differentiated.
By the way, doctrine is mere doctrine. Doctrine does not equal truth. Those of us with a bit of wisdom care about the latter.

Depends on the source of the doctrine. Truth is the same in every paradigm.

Post by **_harmony** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 3:59 am

bcspace wrote:
One of the biggest mistakes anyone can make in understanding doctrine is to differentiate between the Old Testament and New Testament this way.

There is a big difference and they need to be differentiated.
By the way, doctrine is mere doctrine. Doctrine does not equal truth. Those of us with a bit of wisdom care about the latter.

Depends on the source of the doctrine. Truth is the same in every paradigm.

Exactly. The Abomination is the Abomination, no matter who says it's okay.

Post by **_cinepro** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 5:39 pm

bcspace wrote:
If you believe the Bible, even God has standards. According to the Old Testament, he didn't just kick people out of his church. He kicked them clear off the planet.

One of the biggest mistakes anyone can make in understanding doctrine is to differentiate between the Old Testament and New Testament this way.

Tell that to the people in the Old Testament.

Post by **_AmazingDisgrace** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 6:00 pm

BCSpace has a good point. The last book in the New Testament promises a future with far more Godly killing than what is reported to have happened in the Old Testament. Jesus may have taught human beings to be kind to each other, but the message that God is morally right in carrying out and commanding violence is entirely consistent throughout the Bible.