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I haven't done that.... to you or your religion.... even though I am a (non LDS) Christian.beckysoup61 said:I think I'm just trying to say, I don't call you horrible, bad, etc, please don't call me that..
... the LambTheGreaterGame said:Theological wimpiness is not condoned by Christ . . . he called men white washed tombs . . . he told his disciples that if they didn't like what he said then hit the door . . . he called some a brood of vipers . . . theological wimpiness is not condoned by Christ-- the Warrior-- the Lion . . .
Dear Becky,beckysoup61 said:I think I'm just trying to say, I don't call you horrible, bad, etc, please don't call me that. End of subject.
TheGreaterGame said:It's kind of funny that you say that Jesus won't ask other Christians who will and who won't be getting into heaven when 1st Corinthians 6 and Revelation 20:1-10 imply that the Saints (Evangelical Christians- that is an exclusive group) will judge the earth. LEARN THE WORD
it's good to yell, sometimes, and to have a rant. Personally, I have absolutely nothing against LDS; why ? should I ?beckysoup61 said::149: I guess I'm just a ranter/raver right now. I don't see it why people that aren't LDS find it absoltuley necessary to tell us that we are going to hell, that Joseph Smith was a fraud, that temples are a dark and evil place.
Why is that? I guess I'm just naive on this, maybe I'm just tired. Why is it necessary to pick on the LDS? I know other faiths are being picked on too, but I guess I'm being a bit defensive.
The LDS Church doesn't pick on you and tell you are going to hell, that the founder of your particular faith was a fraud and that your places of woship are evil.
I guess all I'm saying is I'm feeling really picked on for my choice of faith, not just here, but other places to. I guess that's all I have to say.
Sorry for the rant.
P.S. This may have something to do with I'm not feeling good and I want to yell at something right now.:banghead3
I am sorry, I have only just noticed that; no one should need to feel that way, you have my simpathy, if that helps any.guess all I'm saying is I'm feeling really picked on for my choice of faith, not just here, but other places to. I guess that's all I have to say.
That's like black people yelling at me because some white person a hundred years ago enslaved some black person a hundred years ago. I never told anybody they're going to hell, so why do people have to tell me that I am?TheGreaterGame said:Well seeing how old Joseph Smith called the Christian Church in the 19th Century the great whore of Babylon
Funny you should say that here. Where were you a couple weeks ago when I created thread specifically for you to mention the inconsitencies?! That thread (called "Abrahamic-Momons" in the same faith debates) has almost gotten no use. Why don't you go over there and have yourself a go at the "inconsitencies" our religion has? You never know, if there are as many as you think, you might just convert to "real" christianity, something that I know is every "real" christian's goal.Mormonism is one of the most inconsistent,
Neither do I, but I don't find the need to spout it off to everyone I come into contact with that I think they're retarded and misled. It's called tact. It comes in handy sometimes.plus I don't subscribe to this post-modern context that says all ideas are okay . . . every idea is equal and valid . . .
Jesus may have done that, because he is the only one who can judge righteously, but he never gave us permission to tell others they are going to hell.TheGreaterGame said:You smack Jesus in the face with a comment like that freind . . . for I will have you know that Jesus used an edge on his words when dealing with Pharisees and hypocrits . . . I will also have you know that I am indeed an expert on this subject I have the mettle . . . do you?
Well said, michel, count me in on that apology too. God is love.michel said:Becky, and all of our LDS friends; I would like to apologise for the hurt others have caused you; religious intollerance is a contradiction in terms. Religion is about tollerance and Love.
At least that is as it should be.
That's like saying we can't love the way Jesus loved so why try? Jesus was our perfect example . . . so harsh criticism, while hard for most, is spot on with the character of Jesus . . . and so for his bride.Aqualung said:Jesus may have done that, because he is the only one who can judge righteously, but he never gave us permission to tell others they are going to hell.
beckysoup61 said::149: I guess I'm just a ranter/raver right now. I don't see it why people that aren't LDS find it absoltuley necessary to tell us that we are going to hell, that Joseph Smith was a fraud, that temples are a dark and evil place.
He commanded us to love one another. He never commanded us to critisice one another. In fact, he frequently told us the opposite. Such things as, don't judge, lest ye be judged. Take the beam from your own eye before you take the speck out of your brother's. Clean the inside of the vessle before you bother trying to clean the outside. Until you're as perfect as Christ, there is no room for you to be making judgements on anybody but yourself and those that are in your care. :tsk:TheGreaterGame said:That's like saying we can't love the way Jesus loved so why try? Jesus was our perfect example . . . so harsh criticism, while hard for most, is spot on with the character of Jesus . . . and so for his bride.
Must... Spread... Karma!Aqualung said:He commanded us to love one another. He never commanded us to critisice one another. In fact, he frequently told us the opposite. Such things as, don't judge, lest ye be judged. Take the beam from your own eye before you take the speck out of your brother's. Clean the inside of the vessle before you bother trying to clean the outside. Until you're as perfect as Christ, there is no room for you to be making judgements on anybody but yourself and those that are in your care. :tsk:
What is the context of "Judge not lest you be judged?"Aqualung said:He commanded us to love one another. He never commanded us to critisice one another. In fact, he frequently told us the opposite. Such things as, don't judge, lest ye be judged. Take the beam from your own eye before you take the speck out of your brother's. Clean the inside of the vessle before you bother trying to clean the outside. Until you're as perfect as Christ, there is no room for you to be making judgements on anybody but yourself and those that are in your care. :tsk:
Why you doing this? This is a LDS thread, to discuss why some attack their beliefs, not a thread for you to attack them. If you wish to debate their views, why don't you start a thread in religious debates? :jester5:TheGreaterGame said:What is the context of "Judge not lest you be judged?"