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George Floyd Not a Christian?

Particular

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Any thread that starts by judging someone else's salvation and declaring an entire family as lost and going to hell because they don't like the speaker at a funeral doesn't make me sad - it makes me sick.

Has anyone who has declared Floyd's family as hell-bound considered the pressure Al Sharpton could have possibly placed on them to "preach" the funeral? He isn't known for humility nor living behind the scenes. Even if they sought him out - who cares?!?!

Honest to God - hand on the Bible - who cares?!?!?

Has anyone who has taken the stand that the family will burn in hell for eternity stopped to pray for them instead of gossiping about them.

This thread is gossip plain and simple. JUST LIKE the hideous thread gossiping about the status of the black father in America. Gossip, jokes, and condemnations.

No answers. No prayers. Just at best - poor taste and at worst - hatred. And you can't even see it.

The Baptist Board has not done well this week.
I was attempting to be kind. Sick is a better word. The vileness of this thread is indeed sickening.
 

InTheLight

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Any thread that starts by judging someone else's salvation and declaring an entire family as lost and going to hell because they don't like the speaker at a funeral doesn't make me sad - it makes me sick.

I was going to report the OP and also respond with a big, "WE DON'T JUDGE PEOPLE'S SALVATION ON BB", like I usually do, but given the frequency of threads like this, apparently it is tolerated. So, I gave a lame sarcastic remark instead.

Has anyone who has declared Floyd's family as hell-bound considered the pressure Al Sharpton could have possibly placed on them to "preach" the funeral? He isn't known for humility nor living behind the scenes. Even if they sought him out - who cares?!?!

It is certainly possible that the Floyd's were pressured into having Sharpton speak.

This thread is gossip plain and simple. JUST LIKE the hideous thread gossiping about the status of the black father in America. Gossip, jokes, and condemnations.

No answers. No prayers. Just at best - poor taste and at worst - hatred. And you can't even see it.

The Baptist Board has not done well this week.

It's been more than a week. It's really been building since coronavirus came onto the scene. Now we have an election cycle coming up and I'm certain it's going to get far worse. I'm starting to question why I participate here.
 

Adonia

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No person is in any position the judge anyone else's salvation. Period. God is the decider and at the appropriate time He will have his say.
 
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tyndale1946

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Doesn't make idle gossip right. And that's pretty much what the speculation on his salvation is.

There is something greater than Meth that kills everyone of us... We ALL die with SIN in our veins!... If we didn't, why did we die?... Floyd's salvation I leave that in God's hands and that is the same place I leave mine... Brother Glen:)
 

Yeshua1

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Al Sharpton is a Baptist minister! What in the world could you possibly be talking about? I am also told that George Floyd's family are also Baptist and that the service took place in a Baptist Church. Surely you must be joking! LOL
So were those "baptists" who always showed up to scream and cuss out those attending funerals for gays and lesbians! They give Baptist a bad name! Eveb worse, gave the Lord Jesus a bad name!
 

Sai

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Dang, I better spell out in my will exactly who can preach at my funeral. Wouldn't want to lose my salvation due to my family picking the wrong pastor

Build with wood hay stubble and you earn the loss of rewards in the kingdom. The more we understand scripture the more we can obey in the way Christ wants us to.
 

Sai

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Really think someone who died with meth in their veins is a Christian? Its Its possible but not likely.

Educate me on Baptist theology on Christ’s power over death in the life of believers. From what I understand Satan puts unbelievers to death while Christ puts believers to sleep.
 
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Sai

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Any thread that starts by judging someone else's salvation and declaring an entire family as lost and going to hell because they don't like the speaker at a funeral doesn't make me sad - it makes me sick.

Has anyone who has declared Floyd's family as hell-bound considered the pressure Al Sharpton could have possibly placed on them to "preach" the funeral? He isn't known for humility nor living behind the scenes. Even if they sought him out - who cares?!?!

Honest to God - hand on the Bible - who cares?!?!?

Has anyone who has taken the stand that the family will burn in hell for eternity stopped to pray for them instead of gossiping about them.

This thread is gossip plain and simple. JUST LIKE the hideous thread gossiping about the status of the black father in America. Gossip, jokes, and condemnations.

No answers. No prayers. Just at best - poor taste and at worst - hatred. And you can't even see it.

The Baptist Board has not done well this week.

You are acting like you’ve got ptsd from white guilt. If the thief Floyd, was white it wouldn’t change my observation.
 

Sai

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I was attempting to be kind. Sick is a better word. The vileness of this thread is indeed sickening.

George was a vile man who stole from a pregnant woman at gun point. Then there’s the fentanyl and crystal meth in his blood. Satan double crossed George and used another unbeliever to commit the murder resulting in worldwide chaos. That’s my observation. Why not use a fake epidemic and now a hate campaign against what is a good thing - the police, in the attempt to remove the most power man in the gentile world from promoting Israel. :plain:
 

Sai

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I was going to report the OP and also respond with a big, "WE DON'T JUDGE PEOPLE'S SALVATION ON BB", like I usually do, but given the frequency of threads like this, apparently it is tolerated. So, I gave a lame sarcastic remark instead.



It is certainly possible that the Floyd's were pressured into having Sharpton speak.



It's been more than a week. It's really been building since coronavirus came onto the scene. Now we have an election cycle coming up and I'm certain it's going to get far worse. I'm starting to question why I participate here.

I can appreciate that. It’s why I like the Baptists. I do not know if George was saved. I hope he was. I can judge by the actions of the family that they have a serious problem doctrinally. So does President Trump. I don’t know if he’s saved either and the prosperity teaching female preacher is a terrible sign. When people take God’s name in vain I am elected to speak out, I am a believer. God is not in Al Sharpton’s preaching. God is not in the media’s covering of the Christianity of George Floyd.
 

Sai

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Doesn't make idle gossip right. And that's pretty much what the speculation on his salvation is.

I heard Tupac on video the other day, black societies are home to the scourges of American society. He said blacks need the police more than anyone else, that the killer is right next door to him, to them.

This is not about racism, no one on the forum hates blacks. It is about an honest conversation to deal with the Frankenstein monster that is the black inner city ghetto. We can’t have a discussion about race relations without dealing with the facts.

To call it idle gossip is to take the path of least resistance which is human nature and that path is being followed by well meaning young white people. Then of course the people of absolute godlessness, antifa is mixed in too.
 

Sai

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Go ahead, Reynolds, cast the first stone. [emoji849]

That was the one and only time the Jews attempted to convict Jesus within the law of Moses. Every other occasion it wasn’t the law of Moses but the traditions of the elders. If Jesus forgave the woman he would have broken the law of Moses. Go back and learn.
 

Sai

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That was the one and only time the Jews attempted to convict Jesus within the law of Moses. Every other occasion it wasn’t the law of Moses but the traditions of the elders. If Jesus forgave the woman he would have broken the law of Moses. Go back and learn.

Stoning required two - three witnesses. It requires that the person who reported the crime not be guilty of the same sin, in this case adultery. It requires that the first stone be thrown by the ones bringing the accusation. Thus the men who brought up the case probably slept with her before themselves. They disqualified their case based on the demands of the law of Moses, this one time attempt failed miserably.

Yes, we throw the stone if it’s required. Al Sharpton should be in prison.
 
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