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Recent content by Darrell C

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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    Again, irrelevant. The post you have responded to addresses Christians in relation the principles of Law given us by God. I applaud the efforts of those who tracked these criminals down.
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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    I'm not sure who har is and why that is relevant to my post.
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    Can We Observe the the Jewish Sabbath still as a Church or person?

    A quick question: you think that john being in the Day of the Lord is the correct interpretation of Revelation 1:10? Would that make sense when this is recorded before he is actually given the vision of the Day of the Lord?
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    Is Charlie Kirk a martyr?

    I think you did say: since you never saw him not preach the Gospel when he spoke. The political issues he dealt with tie directly to a Biblical Worldview: abortion, homosexuality, and the numerous subtopics arising from those. Those who debated with him were political religionists. They were...
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    Is Charlie Kirk a martyr?

    He is thinking about the dollar value of a scope. Stephen King, take notes: that is horror.
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    Is Charlie Kirk a martyr?

    He didn't get the chance. I would probably advise you to watch some videos, and decide for yourself whether the Gospel was the ultimate goal of going into probably the most dangerous arena Christians can enter. In the few posts I read, you seem to place a divide between politics and religion...
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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    It is untrue that there are criminals and terrorists that cannot be reasoned with? Would mind explaining how you would deal with people like that? I'd like to address that. Let's start here: 1 Timothy 1:7-11 King James Version 7 Desiring to be teachers of the law; understanding neither...
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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    Did you read the article? For years, the various governments led by Benjamin Netanyahu took an approach that divided power between the Gaza Strip and the West Bank — bringing Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to his knees while making moves that propped up the Hamas terror group...
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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    So none of the soldiers that fought in our wars were Christians? No Christian has ever had to kill an enemy soldier in his role as a soldier? That's not a belief. It would be fantastic if all wars could be fought as this one out of millions fought it. But it's not reality. Just as suggesting...
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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    First, you are blurring the issue to further your beliefs. This responds to a post directly speaking of soldiers. Secondly, I would like for you to interpret what "As far as we are able" means. Third, God's principles didn't all of a sudden change from one view to another when the New Testament...
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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    Again, present the Scripture. Romans 13 King James Version 1 Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God. 2 Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall...
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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    I'd be interested to see a scriptural justification for your argument. Should Christians also refrain from being police officers? Are not both better served by people willing to lay down their lives for their neighbors? There is a difference between killing and murder, and it is God Himself that...
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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    If the intent of our involvement in both of those conflicts was a genuine effort to stem the spread of communism, our involvement was justified. If we can't look at our country today and see Nikita Khrushchev has made true on his promise of destroying America from the inside, then we aren't...
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    Would you support a Just War from the Bible then?

    We are also commanded to bring peace, and to live lawfully under the governing powers God Himself places in their roles. War and self-defense aren't separate issues. By necessity our country has a military. That military should be for the protection of every Christian American. Our military...
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