I agree that certain parts of this site seem more Christian spat than chat, and that it could be detrimental to a newborn (hey if we veterans can't get together and agree on basic things, what chance does the newborn have?). But I cringe when someone goes off at others for thinking they know it all, when by implication they themselves are presenting as knowing it all. Perhaps God's Word is a little bigger than any one human language can contain - and as so people might have different takes and experiences with scripture that are equally valid. As for the word damn, is it being used as a verb (I damn thee) or a descriptor (you damn idiot)? The Bible uses it as a verb and I think for the most part we are ok in using it that way. But not as a descriptor. One is a call for action, the other a judgment.
Your run on sentences and poor spelling/grammar details tell me you are venting out of anger and not thoughtfulness. Love vents via thoughtfulness. Pure anger in and of itself is a sinful condition. Thoughtful, loving anger is righteous. Be careful which mode you employ in your rebukes.
We're all in the same foxhole, trying to use our limited ammo to right the works of this satan-damned fallen world. Let's use our ammo as a covering fire over each other, instead of as potshots at each other. That way we don't join the ranks of the damned.
10-4 and code 4?
Your run on sentences and poor spelling/grammar details tell me you are venting out of anger and not thoughtfulness. Love vents via thoughtfulness. Pure anger in and of itself is a sinful condition. Thoughtful, loving anger is righteous. Be careful which mode you employ in your rebukes.
We're all in the same foxhole, trying to use our limited ammo to right the works of this satan-damned fallen world. Let's use our ammo as a covering fire over each other, instead of as potshots at each other. That way we don't join the ranks of the damned.
10-4 and code 4?