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Absolutely correct. But is it possible--just possible, mind you--that homosexuality gets more attention because people are telling us that we have to accept this particular sin as being normal and okay? I mean, when was the last time you saw a television show or read a news article that said...

Watched AJ at times while I was overseas. They were better than CNN for finding out what was going on in the area where we were. To my surprise, they weren't that slanted. Which makes them even more insidious, because they want us to believe, are training us to believe, that islam is just...

So--are you suggesting he should find another method?

It would definitely need to integrate with inventory; if you have a customer that wants a continuing monthly shipment, that should be automated and tied to marketing (to send out customer thank you's, notices of upcoming discounts and customer-appreciation offers to pull interest into other...

Agreed. :thumbs:

Because there is no error in evangelizing per se. This discussion was started, and subsequently commented on, regarding the methods of evangelizing, and whether there is one technique that is "more right" or "better" than any other technique. Your point is what's being preached when we...

Your apology is unnecessary. I called out the individual that I believe I can trace the "detour" to. You merely responded to a comment directed specifically to you.

Apparently, it's not as big a subject for individual/small businesses. I know people who intended to use such software for their small businesses; but the amount of time required to keep it up-to-date made it prohibitive. I see those systems as more beneficial to larger companies who have a...

However - given Carson's publicly stated beliefs, placing himself in a country that takes our current administration's treatment of the "rich" to the extreme (taxation in excess of 70%) seems counter-intuitive. It makes no sense. I don't know your friend, I know little about Carson; but it...

Me personally? No. There's a specific way to handle these things, as outlined in Matthew 18. That said, we don't know for sure whether the elders of this CoC followed this pattern, and we're hearing about the last step (public before the church). What's your opinion?

(sigh) I was really hoping this would be a thread about different ways of evangelizing. Thank you, Winman, for turning it into (yet another) "Calvin argument."

A 30-second google search revealed that not only has he retired, he's taken up as a columnist with a U.S. paper. Nothing about a move to Paris. BTW: My apologies. My intent was to show that although a friend said something, all public records at this point mention nothing about such a move...

Why wouldn't it be?

<sarcasm>Did your friend read that on the internet? 'Cause we all know if it's on the internet, it must be true. I'll bet Dr. Carson's going to start a new career as a French model.</sarcasm>

I'm not sure I buy the idea that he didn't know what he was getting into. I find it more believable that he said what he needed to say to get into office.

(Just so we're clear: I was referring to CTB's use of "he/she" when referring to a boy)

So when do we start referring to our pets as he/she?

So Jesus preached open air AND in the synagogues/temples; so "open air" isn't the only way. Not to mention the passages in 1 Cor 12 that talk about how there are many different members, and different gifts; and 1 Peter 4 that says if any man ministers, let him do it as of the ability that God...

<slaps head smiley> Man, we need a "slaps head" smiley.... CTB, I understand your story ... BUT FOR PETE'S SAKE, WE'RE TALKING ABOUT CALIFORNIA, A STATE IN THE U.S. WORSE, WE'RE TALKING ABOUT PUBLIC EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS WITHIN THE U.S. While a nice story that points out cultural...

All candidates should have a Facebook page, and the one with the most "likes" at the end of the election wins. </end facetiousness>