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Bushido8000

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TOTALLY UNRELATED TO ANYTHING IN THIS THREAD BEFORE THIS POST BUT,

I've noticed a pattern on internet forums where older Christians (50s, 60s +) seem quicker to resort to name-calling and personal attacks when someone else has a different view than them, rather than addressing the person's views. It has made me wonder, is the L.U.L.A. (Love Up, Love Around) a newly introduced concept to newer generations? That is, were name-calling and personal attacks acceptable in the churches that these people grew up in? Is it permissible by God to these people?

Doesn't have to be answered. Just a thought.

P.S. I'm not saying all older Christians are like this, or even most. I'm just saying that 9 times out of 10 when I see a pretty offensive post on a Christian forum, it was made by someone who was over 50
 
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Viligant_Warrior

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Sorry to hear of the early demise of your sock puppet.
 
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keepitsimple

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Bushido8000 said:
TOTALLY UNRELATED TO ANYTHING IN THIS THREAD BEFORE THIS POST BUT,

I've noticed a pattern on internet forums where older Christians (50s, 60s +) seem quicker to resort to name-calling and personal attacks when someone else has a different view than them, rather than addressing the person's views. It has made me wonder, is the L.U.L.A. (Love Up, Love Around) a newly introduced concept to newer generations? That is, were name-calling and personal attacks acceptable in the churches that these people grew up in? Is it permissible by God to these people?

Doesn't have to be answered. Just a thought.
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Simply not true ... you no good dirty rotten scoundrel :cool:
 
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keepitsimple

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Anyways ... back to my story. There I was (oldhermit) ... alone in the woods ... hoping to get out with my life, ... when out of nowhere, this massive beast came charging at me ........ :p

 
oldhermit

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Bushido8000 said:
TOTALLY UNRELATED TO ANYTHING IN THIS THREAD BEFORE THIS POST BUT,

I've noticed a pattern on internet forums where older Christians (50s, 60s +) seem quicker to resort to name-calling and personal attacks when someone else has a different view than them, rather than addressing the person's views. It has made me wonder, is the L.U.L.A. (Love Up, Love Around) a newly introduced concept to newer generations? That is, were name-calling and personal attacks acceptable in the churches that these people grew up in? Is it permissible by God to these people?

Doesn't have to be answered. Just a thought.

P.S. I'm not saying all older Christians are like this, or even most. I'm just saying that 9 times out of 10 when I see a pretty offensive post on a Christian forum, it was made by someone who was over 50
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Well, I have seen this from a wide range of age groups. I really have not paid attention to which age group seems more inclined to resort to this this type of behavior. Name calling in the course of debate is a tool associated with an ad homonym argument.
 
blue_ladybug

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just reported another troll to the mods.. Trolls never get past Lady Blue.. :eek:
 
tourist

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Bushido8000 said:
TOTALLY UNRELATED TO ANYTHING IN THIS THREAD BEFORE THIS POST BUT,

I've noticed a pattern on internet forums where older Christians (50s, 60s +) seem quicker to resort to name-calling and personal attacks when someone else has a different view than them, rather than addressing the person's views. It has made me wonder, is the L.U.L.A. (Love Up, Love Around) a newly introduced concept to newer generations? That is, were name-calling and personal attacks acceptable in the churches that these people grew up in? Is it permissible by God to these people?

Doesn't have to be answered. Just a thought.

P.S. I'm not saying all older Christians are like this, or even most. I'm just saying that 9 times out of 10 when I see a pretty offensive post on a Christian forum, it was made by someone who was over 50
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Never heard of L.U.L.A. I am not really into all of that lovey-dovey stuff but I do practice a similar concept with my wife. I call it H.U.L.A.
 
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psychomom

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tourist said:
Never heard of L.U.L.A. I am not really into all of that lovey-dovey stuff but I do practice a similar concept with my wife. I call it H.U.L.A.
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help a sister out? :eek:
what's the H stand for?
 
kodiak

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blue_ladybug said:
just reported another troll to the mods.. Trolls never get past Lady Blue.. :eek:
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I saw that troll, I was too busy laughing....what do they think coming into a Christian chat site and saying "God isn't real" is going to do? Are we supposed to just break down crying? All I can picture is someone walking into a school and screaming education is fake.....
 
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jennymae

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tourist said:
Never heard of L.U.L.A. I am not really into all of that lovey-dovey stuff but I do practice a similar concept with my wife. I call it H.U.L.A.
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In some parts of Norway HULA means "the Cave"...and for a second I thought you were a Cave Man;);)
 
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psychomom

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jennymae said:
In some parts of Norway HULA means "the Cave"...and for a second I thought you were a Cave Man;);)
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now i wonder what it means in other parts of Norway. :rolleyes:

hush, ellie....do not ask!
 
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jennymae

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psychomom said:
now i wonder what it means in other parts of Norway. :rolleyes:

hush, ellie....do not ask!
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lol...reckon if youre sayin that word out loud in some high cotton areas they'd say youre a mighty backwoods person...:p
 
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