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Why did Trump recall the troops he sent to the border right after the mid-term elections? Surely, because he needed that many to feed him one grape at a time as he lies flat on his back thinking of how he will take he money from welfare and build a torture chamber for the children of illegal...

He supported prostitutes?

Rearrange the name God and what do you get? Rearrange "lived" and what do you get? Rearrange "serpent" and what do you get? Rearrange "manger" and what do you get? Silly reasoning!

Do they take seriously the words of Matthew 19:4?

Rifles? Shotguns? Pistols? BB guns? Pellet guns? Staple guns? Nail guns? Glue guns? Grease gins? Water guns? Hmm, little wonder!

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever [Hebrews 13:8].

If Minnesota is the Land of 1000 Lakes, go try jumping into 999 of them.

Let them learn to trust their own senses. I didn't believe in Santa Claus, I didn't believe in the Tooth Fairy, I didn't believe in the Easter Bunny.... I didn't even believe in the milkman....well until I actually saw him one day.

Well, I significantly overrated TCU and Wisconsin. I overrated Georgia, but not IMO by much. I underrated Notre Dame, though I still think Clemson will dominate them in the Playoff. Kyler Murray has the best combination of quick&slick that I have ever seen in a QB, and I don't think Oklahoma...

I guess I don't if absolute doesn't mean absolute.

I must be just guessing at everything you post. Forbidding to covet is an absolute? Paul instructed the Corinthians to covet prophecy and the greater gifts [I Corinthians 12, 14].

Okay, it's generally true that we keep within regulations, and we are generally faithful in doing what we guarantee we will do all the time. Gotta admit, it makes living a Christian life easier.

That one is superseded in the New Testament-- Romans 14:5-6; Colossians 2:16. And one came up in our church service this morning. We had a Baby Dedication, in which a few babies with the families were introduced, and the senior pastor did some scripture reading and praying individually for the...

Alright, that should mean the Word is 'technical or even necessarily true.' Answer the questions, then, about the civil law, in particular the speed limit. Is a Christian living in sin if he 'regularly' breaks the speed limit [based on Romans 13]. And how far below the limit should a Christian...

With that answer, I can't tell whether you're saying the Word is far from 'technical or even necessarily true,' or you're saying it's far from not being so.

A question about the makeup of Baptist Board. Answering only for myself, of course-- I don't wear any.

How about baptism, then? Does it mean what its original meaning, immerse, means, or is it symbolism, one of those "literary devices," and it's just a metaphor or symbol or idiom about washing with water, as many people have been told it means?

So you're saying God and his word AIN'T technical or even necessarily true?

Yiabby yibby yibby. A law requiring us to violate God's commands is another discussion. His commands say nothing about how fast we drive, so that puts it in the category of the civil law, which his commands do require that we obey. Or do you?

Now, how about Romans 13. If we ever violate in the slightest a government regulation or law, must that be repented of, or we have no rightstanding with God? Yep, traffic laws are certainly included, and the speed limit among them. Are we living in sin if we regularly violate the speed limit...