onestand, I'm sorry if you thot I implied you had made comments on these subjects I listed.
Please everyone, read posts slower and more carefully.
I meant IF you condemned crack or cannibalism or porn films, without seeing or experiencing these things, why are your comments valid, but mine are not about The Passion?
I have done lots of research, and listed my sources: BP (Baptist Press) News, WORLD Magazine, Fox News, Christianity Today, John MacArthur's Grace To You web site, Jimmy DeYoung's radio show, The Ooze, and other online resources.
Use yer fave SE and look em up yerself. See whut happens.
I have explained the "voodoo spirits" reference in other posts. This was both serious, plus comical. The humor is that the phony pastor acted demon possessed, lashing out at me with filthy accusations, but he used to say demons are only possessing people in Africa, Haiti, India, places like that.
So you need to get the whole story.
BTW, Mike Mck---you did quote "excerpts" of my posts, and not the entire thing, and you did comment on those excerpts.
Whether you think I'm a nut or not, is irrelevant. Jesus' family thought he was "beside himself" and Jesus was accused of being rather radical and eccentric. So was Luther and Finney and Spurgeon and Billy Graham, etc.
I never said a word about "Hard Rock Music" as a soundtrack for The Passion. You've got me mixed up with some other anti-Passion blogger.
That's okay. So many posts are on this BB, and it's hard to keep them straight.
Sometimes I misquote my own past posts, simply due to imperfect memory and the sheer quantity of posts I have posted.
Some day I'll concentrate on my company I created 100%, but until then, you'll have to put up with me and my postings, or ignore them and live a happier life.
I actually like a few scenes in The Passion, believe it or not. When Jesus is made to wash his hands by His mother (not God's Mother, God has no Father or Mother, God is the Father), and Jesus splashes water at her. Funny, okay. Jesus probably did do some fun things.
Also, I like the scene, extra-biblical, but not anti-biblical, at least not much, where Satan tries to trick Jesus into avoiding the cross, because "no one man can bear all the sins of the world."
[ March 09, 2004, 12:23 AM: Message edited by: vaspers ]
Please everyone, read posts slower and more carefully.
I meant IF you condemned crack or cannibalism or porn films, without seeing or experiencing these things, why are your comments valid, but mine are not about The Passion?
I have done lots of research, and listed my sources: BP (Baptist Press) News, WORLD Magazine, Fox News, Christianity Today, John MacArthur's Grace To You web site, Jimmy DeYoung's radio show, The Ooze, and other online resources.
Use yer fave SE and look em up yerself. See whut happens.
I have explained the "voodoo spirits" reference in other posts. This was both serious, plus comical. The humor is that the phony pastor acted demon possessed, lashing out at me with filthy accusations, but he used to say demons are only possessing people in Africa, Haiti, India, places like that.
So you need to get the whole story.
BTW, Mike Mck---you did quote "excerpts" of my posts, and not the entire thing, and you did comment on those excerpts.
Whether you think I'm a nut or not, is irrelevant. Jesus' family thought he was "beside himself" and Jesus was accused of being rather radical and eccentric. So was Luther and Finney and Spurgeon and Billy Graham, etc.
I never said a word about "Hard Rock Music" as a soundtrack for The Passion. You've got me mixed up with some other anti-Passion blogger.
That's okay. So many posts are on this BB, and it's hard to keep them straight.
Sometimes I misquote my own past posts, simply due to imperfect memory and the sheer quantity of posts I have posted.
Some day I'll concentrate on my company I created 100%, but until then, you'll have to put up with me and my postings, or ignore them and live a happier life.
I actually like a few scenes in The Passion, believe it or not. When Jesus is made to wash his hands by His mother (not God's Mother, God has no Father or Mother, God is the Father), and Jesus splashes water at her. Funny, okay. Jesus probably did do some fun things.
Also, I like the scene, extra-biblical, but not anti-biblical, at least not much, where Satan tries to trick Jesus into avoiding the cross, because "no one man can bear all the sins of the world."
[ March 09, 2004, 12:23 AM: Message edited by: vaspers ]