Well, for one, I'm kinda new here and have yet to see that post. and 2... your spelling and grammar tell me you are either very young, or just ignorant in and lacking your BIBLICAL research.
Who has the right to give moral discipline
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Perhaps it would be better if you didn’t assume without knowing. Just saying.
Quit yer whining. Did YOU correct him? If not, you have no moral basis to complain.
English is not his first language. You might want to check that before criticizing someone’s writing skills. I’ve made that mistake before.
Alcohol is not forbidden by Scripture. Knowingly supporting a false religion is.
well if i was lacking in my biblical research i would stop researching all together.
I don't stop researching.
As for my gramma, if you want to correct it by all means, that is fine by me.
But most people don't have a problem.
My biblical knowledge may be lacking in some aspects, but in many aspects people have told me there exceptionally good in some aspects.
This topic is about moral discipline which should be a topic worth discussing, but you see for some it's a challenge to talk about moral discipline because it's always mainly centred around being a offence that offends someone.
Or when the subject comes up it's centered around finding imperfections in people's walks.
Moral discipline comes up in many topics like sin and salvation, well this topic was started with a friendly gesture.
But as you see it can't be discussed in a manner that is friendly by some because like the cross moral discipline demands change.
And like the cross it becomes an offence, because the cross is judgment and it judges all, those who have yet to grow in certain fields will always show there weakness when challenged on discipline.
now as for my patience kindness and tolerance, my biblical knowledge is exceptionally good I believe, because I intend to seek the lord in all that I say.
i practice it all the time. it's like a second nature to me.
Thanks to our lord Jesus I have patience in abundance, and if you want to put it to test then try me.
I Will place my bets that your patience will run out before mine and you will start to insult before I start to insult you.
well no but those who where well loved by the lord did not drink alcohol.
John the Baptist was one of those people.
Then those people who drink alcohol get violent and also create idols of them self's just sayin.
Oh and they also.get angry quite easy.
Especially those who drink spirits everyday.
Like whiskey or gyn or brandy.
If you take there whisky away for one day they get very angry.
Parents (of children, not of adults) and congregational elders are also responsible to do so.
I got no problems with your faith, nor your research. you do you. But (humor me here...) grammar is one of my ... pet peeves... lol I was an english major all through school... from kindergarten onward. ... so i'm glad you won't mind me correcting that. Maybe I should teach it.... but naaaaaaaa... i'm too old now... I'll just do it here... if you don't mind. ha ha ha
lol I've been known to give rides to people waiting at bus-stops, if that's what you mean...
ok are you bothered how people treat you
Or should you try to control how people treat you