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LOL Consider it in the context of "practicing."

Well, that just compounds the stupidity of not answering the question. Should we have a law that takes away the choice of committing murder? Abortion is an example of one of those laws that makes committing murder--provided you agree that abortion is the intentional killing of an unborn human...

I'm going to write something that may not, at first, seem to apply to this thread. Give it some thought, let it sink in and percolate for a while, and let me know what you think. No man can truly submit 100% to God if he refuses to submit 100% to another man.

And there you have it. Why is it that when I attack Zaac's arguments, he doesn't argue the points, but puts me on ignore?

I know. I quoted it. It's understood perfectly clear. You inadvertently made a distinction between abortion and murder. What act? The one where I predicted that you wouldn't answer the question, and bingo--you're not answering it?

You're the one that made the distinction when you said you and steaver weren't talking about murder, but about abortion. It's a simple question: is abortion murder? But you won't answer it, will you? Because if it is, then steaver is correct in some of the things he's said to/about you; and...

So abortion isn't murder?

There are several fallacies with this argument. One is "either-or." The other is the assumption that man's laws will be unnecessary once all hearts are changed. Scripture tells us the way is narrow, and only a few will take it. That means that a majority of hearts will NOT change. Until His...

http://www.ccel.org/ccel/arminius/works1.txt Vol I Section 3 ARTICLES I & II I. Faith, that is, justifying faith, is not peculiar to the elect. II. It is possible for believers finally to decline and fall away from faith and salvation. I. But, to treat of each article singly, I...

Rev - one survivor husband to another: my prayers continue. Praises that it's going well.

Faulty premise. Why can't they do both? For your post to be true, you have to assume that they're (or Hank, specifically) not preaching and teaching and doing their best to lead people to God.

Zaac's definition of "antichrist" focuses around opposition to Christ; thus, deeds that are in opposition to Christ's teachings are "antichrist." Trump's (and Hillary's, for that matter) actions indicate he and she are in opposition to Christ's teachings. Hank's definition focuses around the...

The following is quoted from a previous post, but I removed the identification because I'm not directing this at that particular poster; I'm simply using his statement, which is echoed by many. The "fact" is that Trump has been noncommittal about gay marriage. The "fact" is that Trump has said...

Sure you do; because the rest of your post (below, as well as prior posts) validates what I wrote: you agree with CTB, and therefore support his comments in this thread. Feel free to deny it. So that sums it up: of the two, you'd prefer Hillary. Doesn't mean you'll vote for her; but since...

You addressed CTB in a conversational tone that indicated agreement; or that you think/believe you and he are in agreement. When agreeing with someone, in front of a crowd or a body of readers on a message board, agreement implies consent/support. Even you know this. And you are in agreement...

Word play. You're planning on voting for Hillary over Trump; how is that not supporting Hillary?

I'm curious, Zaac; surely you're aware that CTB is an ardent Hillary supporter. Yet, you've proclaimed that you refuse to vote for her (and we know that you will never vote for Trump). Are you simply supporting CTB here because you're so adamantly against Trump, although supporting CTB is...

"Lose," Salty. "Loose" weight is what we already have draping over our belt buckles.... ;)

Keep offering, in a spirit of followership.

Try asking the leadership, and offering your service. Maybe they've been waiting for someone to lead their outreach ministry.