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It would be interesting for both you guys to answer the question: Was John the Baptist Elijah? ..... And if you are willing to accept it, John himself is Elijah who was to come.[Matthew 11:14]. And so they asked him, “What then? Are you Elijah?” And he *said, “I am not.” “Are you the Prophet?”...

I think that's a secular parody in place to insult belief and believers.

I'm about 13 guns short.

With the weather, maybe only half his staff showed up anyway.

Biden tells another whopper What does he tell it? That a Big Mac is better?

Is black Christianity doomed?

Revelation 7:14

How's that? Yes or No: If a church service is canceled for any reason, is that putting whatever reason first ahead of God?

So those churches that stopped having in-person services because of covid do "NOT represent the Lord...who is always first?"

I think you meant hypocrites, not the Greek physician of the 4th and 5th centuries B.C. Or maybe the people who say that just don't like doctors.

Does Your Baptist Church Excommunicate? No, we still communicate.

Overtime should be like college rules, except a possession should start at the 40 instead of the 25.

And yuu maid a slite spllngg misteak.

nuthin

The history of Britain, but not England. You might say that. But not all of Britain is England, of course. And so many leftwingers in this country don't seem to get it when I answer their charge that this land [the Americas] was stolen from indigenous peoples, that then the English [related...

The history of Britain, but not England.

The answer to the OP question is no. Now, coward, answer my question: US Paul in danger of hell fire because he said, "Thou fool,..."?

Indeed they are.

Yes, but that question is intended for the poster saying if a Bible isn't perfect-- you know which one he means-- nothing at all within it can be trusted. But he's probably a coward to answer.

I don't know. Ask Aesop.