Houston Area/Beaumont Folks -- NEED INFO

[Irreligious]

Originally Posted by Thinking

Irregardless is a word, meaning regardless when used informally.

irregardless |ˌiriˈgärdlis|
adjective & adverb informal
regardless.
ORIGIN early 20th cent.: probably a blend of irrespective and regardless .
USAGE Irregardless, with its illogical negative prefix, is widely heard, perhaps arising under the influence of such perfectly correct forms as : irrespective. Irregardless is avoided by careful users of English. Use regardless to mean 'without regard or consideration for' or 'nevertheless': : I go walking every day regardless of season or weather.

NO IT IS NOT!!!!! (yes I yelled)

It has been added to the dictionary just like "ain't" has been added." There are many words in the dictionary that are not recognized in the English language. "Irregardless" is a double negative and will not pass any spell checker. The word "Regardless" does not need "Irr" in front of it.

Some dictionaries are adding words like "Flustrated" even though it's not a word either, but because many people who forgot to go to English class!!!

"Irr" is added when one wants to mean the opposite of what is used after the "Irr", just like "Irreligious."

Come on, people!!!!

[Steve Epley]

Also Highlands First Apostolic Church, Tommy Jackson pastor.

[Scott Hutchinson]

These folks are in The Beaumont Area.
http://acts2remember.net

[Consapostolic1]

Originally Posted by rgcraig

I do NOT understand that at all. If it's not wrong to wear in the audience, then it's not wrong to wear on the platform.

Silly, silly, silly!

Or vice versa. I was thinking the same thing. In my opinion this makes no kind of sense. Be either totally against them or totally for them, why is there an inbetween?

[rgcraig]

Originally Posted by Irreligious

NO IT IS NOT!!!!! (yes I yelled)

It has been added to the dictionary just like "ain't" has been added." There are many words in the dictionary that are not recognized in the English language. "Irregardless" is a double negative and will not pass any spell checker. The word "Regardless" does not need "Irr" in front of it.

Some dictionaries are adding words like "Flustrated" even though it's not a word either, but because many people who forgot to go to English class!!!

"Irr" is added when one wants to mean the opposite of what is used after the "Irr", just like "Irreligious."

Come on, people!!!!

Are you irrflustrated?

[Light]

Originally Posted by Irreligious

Amen, preach it brother!!! Let's go after that apostate, Joel Osteen!!!

The "Truth." So exactly what lies does he tell?

Lie: Sinners prayer
Repeat this prayer after me. (Says prayer) Joel then says if you prayed this prayer you are saved.

[deltaguitar]

Originally Posted by Light

Lie: Sinners prayer
Repeat this prayer after me. (Says prayer) Joel then says if you prayed this prayer you are saved.

Actually, what Joel always says is that if you say the sinners prayer "we believe" that you have been born again. He doesn't go all the way and say they are saved but it can be very misleading.

Saying that I believe someone is saved doesn't mean I am telling them they are saved. Remember even the devils believe.