by EdenOne 33 Replies latest watchtower bible
That's not on topic Tater. Although there are plenty of "I think the Bible is Crap" threads so perhaps you should find one of those to exorcise your demons lol.
...And those quotes in the meme are not taken in context are they? But I think you probably already knew that...
sorry Ray I didn't think a " the bible is crap post" was out of line on a thread where believers are trying to figure out if Jesus is a liar...
really you believe in him for salvation... but wait, help me with this verse it apears he might be lying... I'm not sure .lol
you are still my hero .. I'm glad you made it out of one cult...
Thanks for that response Mr. T-- I like you too.
I'm fighting with each and every cult I encounter now... One at a time!
...And those quotes in the meme are not taken in context are they? But I think you probably already knew that...
I can't see another context by which they can be seen, unless of course you use convoluted mental gymnastics.
Thats a good lesson " Eden" ..even Jesus can change his mind..
so pornography is good
all drugs are legal
and Obarma has the answers...
@ cantleave =- " I can't see another context by which they can be seen, unless of course you use convoluted mental gymnastics."
And because YOU CAN'T SEE IT then no one else can right?
"Go up to the festival yourselves. I'm not going to this festival yet,
To my English understanding (my first language), he would have been lying if he didn't go . . . later.
~Binadub
not all manuscripts say .. YET...
And because YOU CAN'T SEE IT then no one else can right?
I'd love to see what you see, that I can't - Maybe I am just thick? Please explain what I am too stupid to see.
Jesus waited until his brothers left, then secretly slithered around to see what they were up to, thus setting the example for modern-day dub elders to spy on their flock to see who is up to no good.
Lies for the sake of truth are just great, aren't they? It's also known as "the end justifies the means," a principle used for many noble purposes.
Inspires undying faith and implicit trust, doesn't it?
