Maybe I'm Too Harsh

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by Rico

Sounds like works based salvation to me.

Not necessarily (sp).

[Whole Hearted]

Originally Posted by Rico

Sounds like works based salvation to me.

Sin can never enter there.

[chaotic_resolve]

Originally Posted by Whole Hearted

Here one must be in the church six month and be living for God those six months. A woman can not be cutting her hair and be on the platform. If a woman prays through and doesn't cut her hair for six months then she could sing on the platform.

Those on the platform must be living right. No long haired men, or women who are cutting their hair, or anyone who owns a TV.

Plus our women wear their hair up on the platform. Not a sin , but looks better.

Ah, yah the little known "6-month lay-a-saint-away plan" . . .

And then there's the "6-month sin penalty" . . .

I can't remember reading either of those being a part of Jesus' ministry. But I may not have examined closely enough.

[Whole Hearted]

Originally Posted by chaotic_resolve

Ah, yah the little known "6-month lay-a-saint-away plan" . . .

And then there's the "6-month sin penalty" . . .

I can't remember reading either of those being a part of Jesus' ministry. But I may not have examined closely enough.

Well you don't attend here so don't worry about it.

PS there is a church about 17 miles away where you could go and do about anything you wanted to, so be my quest.

Originally Posted by Praxeas

This post is a logical fallacy. It starts off saying that some (assuming that refers to some here) reject holiness, but I have not seen anyone here say they don't believe Holiness is important or essential. Now, had you said the non biblical phrase "Holiness Standards" your post would have not been a logical fallacy

While many here consider this to be non-biblical, I find it in much of the Bible. I would post what I believe in regards to this, but it would just receive the same reception as anything else that is posted on holiness by a conservative.

Originally Posted by chaotic_resolve

Ah, yah the little known "6-month lay-a-saint-away plan" . . .

And then there's the "6-month sin penalty" . . .

I can't remember reading either of those being a part of Jesus' ministry. But I may not have examined closely enough.

There is much to be said about proving the work of a new believer. The Bible does speak about it and the guidelines are there.

It is clear that a new person should not be allowed into any type of leadership role, which the platform is a part of. It doesn't specify the length of time. That seems to be left up to the ministry to determine IMO.

[Felicity]

Originally Posted by Trouvere

I need alot of dental work and its not the appointment day yet.

Oh okay. I thought maybe you were on some kind of diet or something.

Orville Redenbacher's (sp?) *buttery* is the best!

[chaotic_resolve]

Originally Posted by Whole Hearted

Here one must be in the church six month and be living for God those six months. A woman can not be cutting her hair and be on the platform. If a woman prays through and doesn't cut her hair for six months then she could sing on the platform.

Is there a Biblical precedent for the 6-month time frame . . . or any time frame for that matter? I'm pretty sure there's none, but I'd like to know what this is based on.

[Rico]

Originally Posted by chaotic_resolve

Is there a Biblical precedent for the 6-month time frame . . . or any time frame for that matter? I'm pretty sure there's none, but I'd like to know what this is based on.

Um, the bible does talk about not using a novice.

[chaotic_resolve]

Originally Posted by NobodyImportant

There is much to be said about proving the work of a new believer. The Bible does speak about it and the guidelines are there.

It is clear that a new person should not be allowed into any type of leadership role, which the platform is a part of. It doesn't specify the length of time. That seems to be left up to the ministry to determine IMO.

What about Paul. I mean, the dude helped to KILL early apostolics! Yet, I read no such waiting period for this man.