How long would AFF survive if like JP... - Page 3

MissBrattified · #21 01-19-2009, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Tim Rutledge

Sis. MissB. If I was a women I'd post anonymously also. Maybe I used a poor choice of words. I enjoy and accept your input anyday. Your one of the most real, sincere and level headed people on this forum. And IMO. if someone gets crossed ways with you.. 99% of the time they would be the ones that are wrong.

r u gonna ride your bike w/ your daughter to the stables??

Thanks for the reminder--I'll go answer that on the other thread!

Digging4Truth · #22 01-19-2009, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Cindy

I am not afraid of anyone. There are people that post here that know me, but most of you don't. I am not giving out my address and phone number publicly. This subject just seems so juvenile to me. And the same people are pretty much always involved in it.

I know Sister Cindy better than I used to...

And I hope one day that we will be able to have a good visit over a glass of iced tea.

tbpew · #23 01-19-2009, 08:45 AM

IMO, the vast majority of discussion travels along one of two paths; subject-based or messenger-based.

I believe that spiritual edification will only be served by a subject-based conversation. The carnal mind is driven and focused on the base things; those things easily seen, a loud acknowledgment that man (the messenger) is the center of all things.

I am one who has purposed to be on the high end of the "anonymity continuum". I have maintained this approach because my principle motive for engaging a virtual, online discussion community does NOT involve human fellowship (I seek tangible humans for that

). My motive in a virtual community is to gain access to supporting, opposing, and challenging perspectives held by those who profess having been born of God's spirit, having the wonderful counselor dwelling within them, leading them.

Man-clubs are everywhere; each having their own style, purpose, disclosure requirements and service to their members. Spiritual-mindedness will be a minority consideration in a club founded by men.

tbpew (this is not my real name)
house2house (also not my real name)

these are the only two active names I use
In my first online identity I was 'hsdad' but I thought it was far too revealing of personal attributes!

A.W. Bowman · #24 01-19-2009, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by HaShaliach

Dido with everything noted above. However, most everyone already knows my "true identity" (name and likeness), if not, should I receive three PM's requesting my name, I'll post it here on this thread.

I am willing to take the heat that searching for truth will almost always generate (witness my few posts on this board). Even so, that willingness is based more on the fact I am in a better personal position to handle heat than most, and not because of some super special spiritual attribute.

Added note:

I agree with most everything posted above. While typing up my little response, a whole bunch of posts came in that I have NOT read, so I don't know if I can agree with "everything". But, most likely I can relate to what has been posted. lolol

rgcraig · #25 01-19-2009, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by tbpew

IMO, the vast majority of discussion travels along one of two paths; subject-based or messenger-based.

I believe that spiritual edification will only be served by a subject-based conversation. The carnal mind is driven and focused on the base things; those things easily seen, a loud acknowledgment that man (the messenger) is the center of all things.

I am one who has purposed to be on the high end of the "anonymity continuum". I have maintained this approach because my principle motive for engaging a virtual, online discussion community does NOT involve human fellowship (I seek tangible humans for that

). My motive in a virtual community is to gain access to supporting, opposing, and challenging perspectives held by those who profess having been born of God's spirit, having the wonderful counselor dwelling within them, leading them.

Man-clubs are everywhere; each having their own style, purpose, disclosure requirements and service to their members. Spiritual-mindedness will be a minority consideration in a club founded by men.

tbpew (this is not my real name)
house2house (also not my real name)

these are the only two active names I use
In my first online identity I was 'hsdad' but I thought it was far too revealing of personal attributes!

Yep - told me you were a head strong dad! LOL!!!

Digging4Truth · #26 01-19-2009, 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by tbpew

IMO, the vast majority of discussion travels along one of two paths; subject-based or messenger-based.

I believe that spiritual edification will only be served by a subject-based conversation. The carnal mind is driven and focused on the base things; those things easily seen, a loud acknowledgment that man (the messenger) is the center of all things.

I am one who has purposed to be on the high end of the "anonymity continuum". I have maintained this approach because my principle motive for engaging a virtual, online discussion community does NOT involve human fellowship (I seek tangible humans for that

). My motive in a virtual community is to gain access to supporting, opposing, and challenging perspectives held by those who profess having been born of God's spirit, having the wonderful counselor dwelling within them, leading them.

Man-clubs are everywhere; each having their own style, purpose, disclosure requirements and service to their members. Spiritual-mindedness will be a minority consideration in a club founded by men.

tbpew (this is not my real name)
house2house (also not my real name)

these are the only two active names I use
In my first online identity I was 'hsdad' but I thought it was far too revealing of personal attributes!

Simply waving howdy to my friend tbpew...

Don't forget that tbpew is a derivative of TheBackPew.

Cindy · #27 01-19-2009, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

I know Sister Cindy better than I used to...

And I hope one day that we will be able to have a good visit over a glass of iced tea.

I love iced tea.

Digging4Truth · #28 01-19-2009, 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Cindy

I love iced tea.

Maybe by then my Camelia Senensis plants will be big enough and I can even bring my own home grown tea.

BrotherEastman · #29 01-19-2009, 09:03 AM

I guess some of you know my first name. (not that that is an issue)

freeatlast · #30 01-19-2009, 09:07 AM

Anyone that has ever PM'd and requested my name has recieved it.

I am not ashamed of or hiding from anything i have ever posted.

I do feel that I am many times to abrasive in my content, but that just came from years of hearing pentecostal preachers.

I'll try to be kinder from now on, espescially if you agree with me.