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Well, here's the thing: it's our beliefs that are different, not our faith. I've met quite a few catholics, and I'd have to say a few of them are saved. Even had a catholic priest pull me to the side and whisper, "ya know, you baptists are right about that infant baptism thing." But they remain...

John - when you asked people on this board about your fiancee, you were given a LOT of advice to not marry. When you asked about other things, you were given advice that didn't agree with what you preferred to do. Why do you think anyone's going to give you advice that says yes, those people...

Why is it on the "pro-life" movement to improve the adoption system? What has the pro-abortion movement done to improve the adoption system?

Don't like Trump. That said - hey, how's that socialism thing working out for Venezuela?

Disagree, Matt. If he's not going to wear it on a daily basis, and their reasoning is that he's supposed to know how it feels -- how's he supposed to remember how it feels six months from the time they had him do it? Not to mention, cosmetics are constantly changing; six months from the time he...

Zaac - you're right. As I approached this today, I realize I've taken some of your comments out of context, and given them a different meaning than what you intended. For example, when I equated your comment about "God-given right to choose" to "God-given right to do evil." So please consider...

Good one, Rev. Thanks for posting that.

Ah, there's the rub. They *don't* have a "God-given right" to choose evil. They have the freedom to make a choice. The two are not synonymous. If it was their "right" to do evil, then God would not condemn people to hell. No. What you're asking is to sugar coat things. Make it easier for them...

Okay, don't care who ya are, that there was funny.

You confuse civil law with biblical ethics. In a perfect world, one that uses scripture as its guiding precept in all that we do, there would be no need for civil law. Everyone would work to make disciples; and disciples would willingly follow the precepts of scripture. In the world in which...

Of course he's not. It's a valid question. You should answer it. Remember 1 Peter 3:15? Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have?

I try to ensure everything on my place -- probably best described as "hobby farm" -- has a return on investment. If I feed it, I get something in return. The rabbits: as long as the babies keep selling, the rabbits keep getting fed. The calves have about another 6 months before we start...

He points out your hypocrisy, and you respond with this?

None of what you've listed is typically considered a "Baptist distinctive." Everything you've listed pretty much falls under Baptist distinctives such as Autonomy of the local church, and Soul Liberty; and therefore, what you're asking about is better described as "Baptist Preferences."

Dang, Poncho, you're making it hard to decide who to hate....

Trump will have the same exact problem Obama does: cooperation with the Senate and the House. He's already on the "bad list" with most of them; what makes you think he'll be able to pull them together, get them to work with him, to accomplish positive outcomes?

For the record: I identify as a conservative independent. Hillary is a bad choice. But if Trump actually gets a presidential nomination, whether republican or independent, I'm done with American politics. To have the American people first vote in Obama, then to actually try to make Trump...

If God has to make disciples, then why did Jesus (God) say to go and make disciples in Matt 28:19?

It's a liberal website, and obviously a liberal writer; but.... http://usuncut.com/politics/while-trump-spewed-hate-this-muslim-group-raised-100000-for-san-bernardino-victims/ ...Unless by "good fruit" you meant that by being muslim, they reject Christ and therefore are not good fruit, in...

Oh, you can read. You just have no understanding.