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...so...what you're saying is that the real salty one is the misses, who wears the pants in the family. But, that is for a thread in the Fundamentalist Baptist thread...

 

You better not let Mrs. Salty see this or you will be checking in here... Brother Glen

OK!... Fess Up... Have You Ever Been Here?

 

Why do you think forum leadership allows so many posters to addresses the supposed flaws in other posters, rather than the biblical issue?

 

Mean-spiritedness sows discord.

That is prevalent here.

You'd have to pm the Administration directly to get their reasoning for allowing this place to be what it is.

 

Proverbs 27:17 "Iron sharpens iron, and one person sharpens another"

There are certain forums that exist for debates, and they can get heated, and though going.

There are other forums that exist for frendship and chitter-chatter

Each to their own.

I can take as I can give, we live in a real world, where people can get very angry and hostile when you witness to them about Jesus Christ!

 

I heard Phil Vischer make this argument once, and it is a terrible argument. The emotional appeal fallacy would best categorize this statement.
Bringing up African Americans that profess to be believers and vote democrat, in order to demonstrate that it isn't sinful because black people do it, is itself sinful.

 

I think they think it is within forum posting rules or they would have taken action. It is probably wise for you not to speculate on their reasoning.

Have a great day...

 

They don't just profess, they live out their faith. It is a fallacy that you must vote for Republicans just because they don't support abortion...and if you vote for a Democrat...you cannot be a Christian. That...is the fallacy.

 

Dismissing sin due to someone's skin color is characteristic of the CRT movement which is swallowing up large swaths of traditionally conservative Christianity, and sound biblical teachers (formerly).
Tell me how a believer whose life testifies to salvation can vote for a party that has decidedly made it's brand the party of; Child sacrifice, homosexuality, obscuring of genders, sexualization of children, anti family/marriage, demeaning of people due to white skin, (now) handing out crack pipes to the black community, and in general being hostile towards biblical Christianity?
And no, voting republican is not necessarily a moral choice either, many are just as corrupt, and willing to compromise in order to get elected. I think in many situations now a days it is moral to not vote.

 

Your last paragraph is correct.

What is incorrect is the claim that a person who votes for a Democrat cannot be a Christian. Such a statement is the mark of the spirit of a Pharisee.
The platforms and planks of a political party certainly should help inform our vote. The content and character of an individual should also inform our vote.
Looking at the Illinois governorship, it was interesting to see both Democrat and Republican Governor's going to jail for criminal activity over the past couple decades. Corruption is in both parties. Looking at the last Presidential election, we had two godless candidates who despised Christians. I could not conscientiously vote for either candidate, yet many Christians voted for either of the two anti-christ candidates and in fact nearly worship them.

 

You were a Humphery man?

I would never have thought that.