BECAUSE WHO REALLY NEEDS A WELL-CONSTRUCTED ARGUMENT WHEN YOU’VE GOT VIRTUAL VOLUME WHEREWITH TO BLAST THE LIBRALS, BACKSLIDERS AND COMPROMISERS?
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BECAUSE WHO REALLY NEEDS A WELL-CONSTRUCTED ARGUMENT WHEN YOU’VE GOT VIRTUAL VOLUME WHEREWITH TO BLAST THE LIBRALS, BACKSLIDERS AND COMPROMISERS?
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…and don’t forget capital letters in self-published books… with lots of underlining… peppered with bold-face type … and a dash of color … and on and on…
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THIS IS WONDERFUL. GREAT POST. HEY. . .WHY AM I SHOUTING?
RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!
I’VE SEEN THIS BEFORE IN AN IFB COLLEGE’S “DOCTRINAL STATEMENT.” SEEMED SOMEONE GOT A little EMOTIONAL ON TITHING/GIVING…TOO BAD THEY WERE A way way BIT OUT OF context…I seriously don’t know why I followed the crowd on that one… 🙂
Too many people treat caps lock like it’s some sort of cruise control for “orthodox.” Trouble is, even with cruise control, you still have to steer. 😉
Lloyd Streeter’s “Seventy-five Problems with Central Baptist Seminary’s Book The Bible Version Debate” is a classic example of what Wilkinson is talking about.
IT’S TOO LOUD IN HERE. I CAN’T THINK.
CAN’T HEAR YOU! WHAT????????
You can’t think? Welcome to fundyville!
explain something to me, reader mo…. some fundy’s say that if something is not commanded in the bible, you must not do it (eg there is no mention of musical instruments in the new testament, so no musical instruments in some fundy churches.) is there a direct command anywhere in the bible to think or use our brains? if not, should we do it?