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Re: 1Co11.2-16. Instincts. The Cover of Shame.
Readers, do yourselves a favor and read the last paragraph of Don’s post.
It’s all the same baloney of the doctrine of inclusion. Man has free will, and God knows man has free will. Therefore God gives man a pass, if a subject wasn’t mentioned 1 to three times prior to the New Testament. As I pointed out numerous times, Don believe s the God of the Bible is unfair, if the Gospel is exclusive only to believers. Therefore Don continues to promote a Gospel of Inclusion. Paul is portrayed as just giving his opinions, and only focusing on individuals in 1st Century Roman Judea. While Don, accuses Esaias, and Amanah of misrepresenting his thoughts. Don, is merely projecting. Because Don, is constantly misrepresenting Esaias, and Amanah’s thoughts.
Religion (in all its forms) have individuals who stay true to the tenets in an inner circle. Yet, as individuals move out from that inner circle, the religion morphs. While they claim they are restoring the religion to its original form. They look back at those in the inner circle they left behind as wrong. They themselves as the sighted guides. While the inner circle tries to reach out with reasoning from the sacred verses, the ones who left cannot hear, or see.
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"all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed."
~Declaration of Independence
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