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re: Tim Tebow is a false prophet
Posted on 5/5/21 at 3:18 pm to Drydock
Posted on 5/5/21 at 3:18 pm to Drydock
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The proper term is "witness". IE is he a true or false witness to the faith he espouses. I suspect that is a theological argument unsuited to this idiom of Rantards.
so scripture is above us?
we have to bow to "theologians" and beg them to explain it to us?
Posted on 5/5/21 at 4:31 pm to Harry Rex Vonner
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so scripture is above us?
we have to bow to "theologians" and beg them to explain it to us?
No! but you are the one who is "seeking attention without true faith" by continuing this personal assault line. You have no spiritual basis for this, only a personal attack on Tebow thinking it will get you attention. Harry, you are just alienating anyone who previous thought you to be entertaining. I recommend you just STFU and slink off for a while.
A great many public events start with a prayer. A lot of people under pressure in public say a prayer. Lots of athletes cross themselves publicly pre-game. Every little league football team I was on, or my sons, said a prayer before the game. I don't believe you started this because you are invested in scripture. I suspect you are only invested in aspersions.
We had moved to New Orleans... and when my oldest was 6 years old playing little league football at Metairie Playground, he came home one day and asked me:
Son:"Dad, do you know how we say a prayer before a game? Well... what does 'Mother Mary full of grace..." mean?"
Me: .. "I think it is a Catholic liturgy.."
Son: "Dad, I'm the only non-Catholic on the team.."
This was a lesson which opened my mind because I had been reared in bible-belt Protestant South. There were about 20 Catholics in the entire town...now I was a minority.
Maybe you should think about that parable a bit and reflect on your attitude toward Christians as illustrated in this line of chat.
This post was edited on 5/6/21 at 12:46 am
Posted on 5/6/21 at 5:13 am to Harry Rex Vonner
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we have to bow to "theologians" and beg them to explain it to us?
Do we have to? No. If we don't fully understand something it is pretty typical to ask help from someone who does, though. That said...the Holy Spirit is here to guide us, direct us and convict us.
We have players and celebrities that brag about how much money they have...how many women they have had...how much they party....how much drugs they use, and your complaint is about someone that espouses a clean, healthy lifestyle?
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