Madman
Senior Member
Probably not.I know a few dead people that would still be alive if they had laid off the church for awhile last year. And quite a few more that wouldn't owe tens of thousands in medical bills. Ain't no Jesus in that.
Probably not.I know a few dead people that would still be alive if they had laid off the church for awhile last year. And quite a few more that wouldn't owe tens of thousands in medical bills. Ain't no Jesus in that.
Nope, didn't see it with my own eyes. People are better off dead than not in church?Probably not.
And none of them went to Walmart and were corralled into one or two lines for an hour trying to check out?I know that going into a packed church setting spread covid like wildfire here back last year. Most the folks I know that got it bad, that's where they got it. If you're ok with people dying to go to church, and it's worth it to you, ok. I'm not. I doubt if Jesus is, either. I value my loved ones more than that. I think it's not too sound of judgement. I'm gonna die one day, for sure. That doesn't mean I'm gonna crawl into a bear den and poke it with a sharp stick, or go to sleep in the middle of I-40. Or go into a crowded setting in the middle of a disease epidemic.
They would have gone to the store or work or the park or even stayed home locked away as a couple I know did, she died he was in the hospital.Nope, didn't see it with my own eyes. People are better off dead than not in church?
And the big box stores staying open, while the mom and pop shops had to close.I think some of the push back was the hypocrisy of .gov wanting to order churches closed while embracing the rioting & looting by the packed crowds at the same time.
And the big box stores staying open, while the mom and pop shops had to close.
I read you’re posts every now and then and all you seem to do is try to make the word of God fit what you like in life. Drinking and now not going to church.Can you name 5 traditional churches in Hall County that did not close their doors for months in 2020? Is it the proper tradition of the church to close when deemed "non-essential" by the government? If distribution of the sacraments was so important, why did so many churches close their doors in 2020?
My boat was open, and the church met there for prayer, fellowship, edification, and teaching. My dinner table was also open for all of the above and communion as well. Since traditionally ordained elders were not offering to anoint with oil and pray, the Lord told me I could, and I did.
What do people of faith do when the traditional church fails them? We keep doing what the Bible says, regardless of tradition.
all you seem to do is try to make the word of God fit what you like in life.
I don’t think so. Do you have examples from each denomination?Isn’t that what defines all the different denominations?
I don’t think so. Do you have examples from each denomination?
That would be difficult. LOLSorry, my statement was overly broad when I said “all”.
I can’t provide the thousands of examples needed.
I could provide one, in fact it just came up in another thread.
Divorce,
Got anymore?Yes.
I got another.
Drinking alcohol
Observing Sunday as the sabbathWomen teaching or preaching?
Women teaching or preaching?
That is a difficult one. There is Biblical precedence and tradition, that could be a thread.Women teaching or preaching?