So enlighten me ,oh wise one.How do you deal with a sad pathetic loser who tries to prop himself up by going on a trading forum and bashing other people because of their beliefs?I seriously think you are ill.GET HELP!!!Quote from axeman:
Do good christians say things like these?
Would Christ advocate dialogue like this with other people?
Quotes from TradeForChrist:
1) So YOU shut the hell up!!
2) You are obviously delusional.Seek help immediately.
3) What a loser.
4) You are a sad miserable person.
5) You poor pathetic little person
So THIS is how a good chrisitan is supposed to talk?
Thank you for proving once again that christians are some of
the most horrific HYPOCRITES on the face of the planet.
You have done them proud
You obviously dont have a CLUE what it is to be christian.
Pathetic.
peace
axeman
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In case you didnt notice TradeForChrist, you have been
played like a fiddle.
It took NOTHING to get you riled up enough to spew forth
non-christian like SHIT
I have proved you are a pathetic excuse for a christian.
100% HYPOCRITE!
Hook line and sinker! LOL!
Too easy dude...toooo damn easy.
Its always fun toying with small little minds like this.
You broke so quickly it was hilarious! LMAOOOOOOO
peace
axeman
played like a fiddle.
It took NOTHING to get you riled up enough to spew forth
non-christian like SHIT
I have proved you are a pathetic excuse for a christian.
100% HYPOCRITE!
Hook line and sinker! LOL!
Too easy dude...toooo damn easy.
Its always fun toying with small little minds like this.
You broke so quickly it was hilarious! LMAOOOOOOO
peace
axeman
Wow,you get more pathetic with each passing minute.See,I told you it was going to get worse.Try deep breathing.Then please, get help.Quote from axeman:
In case you didnt notice TradeForChrist, you have been
played like a fiddle.
It took NOTHING to get you riled up enough to spew forth
non-christian like SHIT
I have proved you are a pathetic excuse for a christian.
100% HYPOCRITE!
Hook line and sinker! LOL!
Too easy dude...toooo damn easy.
Its always fun toying with small little minds like this.
You broke so quickly it was hilarious! LMAOOOOOOO
peace
axeman
If you'll redo it in regular font. I don't even look at posts with large font - it reminds me too much of LongShot...
I understand you are upset because you were so easily fooled,
but trust me, its ok, the pain will go away
You only dig yourself deeper with your replies,
thus proving my point even further.
You are a total hypocrite loser.
Ill continue to collect your vile unchristian quotes for you
You truly are one sick twisted pathetic excuse for a christian.
Im totally embarassed for you.
Now go get immediate help, the non-cult kind ok?
You dont even know how to a delusional christian correctly! LOL!
peace
axeman
but trust me, its ok, the pain will go away
You only dig yourself deeper with your replies,
thus proving my point even further.
You are a total hypocrite loser.
Ill continue to collect your vile unchristian quotes for you
You truly are one sick twisted pathetic excuse for a christian.
Im totally embarassed for you.
Now go get immediate help, the non-cult kind ok?
You dont even know how to a delusional christian correctly! LOL!
peace
axeman
Once again, you're choosing to quibble over semantics. Here's the answer to your question:
1. The Bible is silent about hell by my definition, i.e. says virtually nothing descriptive.
2. The Bible is not silent about hell by your definition, i.e. it does mention the word hell more than once.
Now, puh-leez, can we talk issues and analysis instead of piddly stuff and your typical trash talking?
But isn't that exactly the logical inference to draw from Doubter's post?
If Jesus died to save us from all sins past, present and future except for the sin of rejecting him, doesn't this mean that, technically speaking, one could actually go and do whatever the hell he wants and as long as he's accepting Jesus then he's fine?
Of course, I'm not claiming that this what Christians actually go and do -- far from it -- but, again, technically speaking, they could if they wanted to.
spect8or
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That can be the logical inference. There are at least two qualifications to that inference though.
1. Had the person in question really accepted Jesus? (only he and God know for sure so its pretty hard to make a judgement about someone other than yourself)
2. Did the person renounce his former acceptance.(again only he and God know)
There are some scripural references to this being the case.(commiting sins after being accepted by God)
1. Moses - murdered a Egyptian soldier or guard and had to flee Egypt. He still wrote much of the bible and was said to be the closest man to God.
2. David - had Bathshebas' husband murdered so he could take his wife. Also wrote some of the bible and was said by God to be a "man after the heart of God".
3. Paul - participated in the persecution and stoning of early christians. Also wrote much of the new testament and is a revered teacher even today.
I think a legitimate question is "could someone who has accepted Christ continue in these type of sins". My own experience is that someone who does these heavier type of sins will over time come to the point of renouncing their acceptance or cease committing them and truly repent.
A case I know of the man was caught, tried, sentenced, and served his time or paid for his crime. He repented and is living a very good and acceptible life today.
I am sure there are stories of ongoing sin but the story may not be over yet.
If Jesus died to save us from all sins past, present and future except for the sin of rejecting him, doesn't this mean that, technically speaking, one could actually go and do whatever the hell he wants and as long as he's accepting Jesus then he's fine?
Of course, I'm not claiming that this what Christians actually go and do -- far from it -- but, again, technically speaking, they could if they wanted to.
spect8or
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That can be the logical inference. There are at least two qualifications to that inference though.
1. Had the person in question really accepted Jesus? (only he and God know for sure so its pretty hard to make a judgement about someone other than yourself)
2. Did the person renounce his former acceptance.(again only he and God know)
There are some scripural references to this being the case.(commiting sins after being accepted by God)
1. Moses - murdered a Egyptian soldier or guard and had to flee Egypt. He still wrote much of the bible and was said to be the closest man to God.
2. David - had Bathshebas' husband murdered so he could take his wife. Also wrote some of the bible and was said by God to be a "man after the heart of God".
3. Paul - participated in the persecution and stoning of early christians. Also wrote much of the new testament and is a revered teacher even today.
I think a legitimate question is "could someone who has accepted Christ continue in these type of sins". My own experience is that someone who does these heavier type of sins will over time come to the point of renouncing their acceptance or cease committing them and truly repent.
A case I know of the man was caught, tried, sentenced, and served his time or paid for his crime. He repented and is living a very good and acceptible life today.
I am sure there are stories of ongoing sin but the story may not be over yet.
What can you call me that you haven't already? Label me anything you want - I've heard it all before.