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hmm. except for the grace of God, there go I! I could care less about what you know about pastors..... Seems like we are quick to run to a pastor when we need help, but when need the prayer, we forget it was them that prayed for us in our time of need... I know they are to be above reproach, but there is something called restoration. It's not about which is worse, tv or computers... it is a matter of the heart. Take the tv and internet away and one will find something else to fulfil the lust of the flesh! |
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I agree if you take away the internet and TV it will be something else. Kind of like drugs. You take away one or decrease the amount of people that are using that particular drugs and another one starts to become more popular. |
I control the programming on my television with one little flick of a thumb... I use a remote....
If you allow a television to pour filth in your home, you have deeper issues. I can think of at least 30 channels on my Dish which are educational, informational, and/or spiritual. That's not to mention a dozen other channels I don't get because of economics. I could get the sky angel if I wanted to spend the extra $$$$. More spiritual and educational content if I wanted to pay for it. You can disable the blocks on your internet. Even with all the safeguards in place, minister after minister including upci ministers are being swept up in the deceit of the internet. Two preachers I have worked closely with have fell victim to perils of the internet. Larry Booker says a cop in his church arrested over 40 people in one day for soliciting sex with children. Do we know if these internet safegueards work? They can be turned on and off on a whim. People can get around those safeguards as easy as blinking an eye. Quote:
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No one has even scratched the surface of the dangers of internet in the upci. I'm close to two situations where questionable internet activity contributed to the downfall of two preachers I highly respected. Newspapers ran stories about a prominent upci official arrested for questionable activity. Can't blame television for that.
Sure every denomination has the problem, but not every demoniation put it an resoultion in their bylaws which banned television, but said the internet was okay. Quote:
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I attend a UPC church so not bashing here but I have heard two DIFFERENT preachers tell of one hotel manager of a large city that housed our GC say that during our GC there were more pay-per-view porn movies ordered in his hotel than in all the other conferences put together. Interesting food for thought for an anti-tv organization...if this is actually true I am extremely sad and embarrassed.
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Everyone here trying to drum this out to 10,000 posts?
Well I just helped one more tick... |
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