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ie - a couple who are legally married as homosexuals. - but they are living in sin

Actually, you would be surprised how many Americans are very ignorant about American politics.

In addition, we have a responsibility to judge others - on Gods terms

Legally = mans law Sin = Gods law

Absolutely you are correct - so lets discuss this often misused term.

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In another thread, Gillinist mentioned: Of course that verse is from Matt 7:1 Open for discussion!

Yes, you have the right to do something as you wish. Thats just like saying you have a right to speed on the Interstate. BUT there is a price to pay.....

Thus the need for evangelism! Are we seeking out new friends? Are we passing out Bible tracks Are we leading a life that is pleasing to the Lord

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Why not?

For further info on common-law marriage: check out this wiki link If you don't like Wiki - then check of one of the 81 footnotes.

Judith - yes, I agree they are living in sin - but they are doing so legally. So the full answer is - they are legally living in sin!

In regards to Baptism and the Lords Supper - we do not consider them a sacrament as those two actions have nothing to do with obtaining salvation. Thus we use the term ordinance to indicate that we do so as a memorial/remembrance/ command.

What's wrong with a college student having a pet in the dorm?

Which one? there are many, many Baptist groups but to be a bit general - Each local Baptist church is independent and autonomous. There are no higher HQ - granted many local churches affiliate with a local, state or national group, but that is only for fellowship and working together. Such...

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Some great discussions so far! I dont want to get to far off OP, but to answer the question by candyjd - When a person wants to join our church by transfer of letter - why do we want that letter? is it to confirm they were members in good standing at their last church? The way things are...

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