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And in the Navy, 2006. Perhaps some of this has been corrected?

A somewhat different view, from 2006: Prayer in Jesus’ name remains an issue in military chaplaincy | Baptist Press

Had not thought about that, but you may be on to something.

I have yet to agree 100% with the myself of one year ago, or two years ago, or three years ago,.......... That is a lot to expect of someone else!

Wingman68, mentioned part of this briefly HERE. I thought some of you might be interested.

Broadway actor Laura Osnes says she quit show over vaccine requirement

Today’s Taliban uses sophisticated social media practices that rarely violate the rules

Did you look at the linked video? It is anti-KJVO author Mark Ward responding against the argument that Bibles shouldn't be copyrighted (that particular discussion specifically starts about 3 minutes in).

Just noticed that the way I posted this may make it look like my response was to Jordan Kurecki, but it actually was a response to Roby's response to Jordan.

No, I did not forget. My generalized response was equivalent to your original generalized claim.

Though I did not know him personally, I knew the son and nephew of a missionary who got to Japan as a World War II soldier. Army Captain Eugene Reagan served in Yokohama, Japan right after World War II. His missionary ministry began by teaching Bible classes to Americans. (I think he was already...

BB, the "punch line" in Jon's post was "if the Gov died of covid," which is that to which my response applies. If someone who is vaccinated dies of Covid, that person won't make a great "poster child" for vaccinations. Like you, however, I expect the Governor will most likely be fine.

Obviously, since the pro-vaxers can't, because he has been vaccinated.

Sudoku maker Maki Kaji, who saw life's joy in puzzles, dies at 69

aroundthesuntraveler, welcome to the Baptist Board. I hope you find a blessing here.

Afghan Pastors Ask for Prayer

For theological reasons? I wonder just what the church’s executive council chair meant by that?

Certainly Christians are not to be like the lost, and yes he who does not believe on the Son of God is condemned already (John 3:18). However, I think your wording is "wrong". First, it suggests sins are not sins if committed by unbelievers. Second, it is just confusing.

"Only those who were not guilty of the same sin could participate." Does MacArthur say any more about this? The verse references he gives relates to the witnesses being the first to throw a stone, but says nothing about those who are guilty of the same sin. Thanks.

I cannot see how you reconcile the assertions you are making. If the death penalty is not a sin to the world, but to the Christian, and, if you bolster this argument by saying it is meaningless to try to make the world stop being murderers, haters, and adulterers, are you not in effect arguing...