Ray Boltz????

[Jekyll]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Feeling frisky tonite, Carpy?

Back pedaling from the original invent claim?

Need help extracting that paw from your gums?

Here again you reveal your illegitimacy...nowhere do I read Carp say he invented the word.

What?? I can't understand you very well...your speech is all slurry...OH, yeah, ANOTHER leather sole removal procedure.

Dude, really, take an early honeymoon.

[Carpenter]

Originally Posted by Jekyll

Here again you reveal your illegitimacy...nowhere do I read Carp say he invented the word.

What?? I can't understand you very well...your speech is all slurry...OH, yeah, ANOTHER leather sole removal procedure.

Dude, really, take an early honeymoon.

...and the baton is passed.

[AmazingGrace]

Originally Posted by Carpenter

Actually...I think I was the first one who used the word Apostolica...I think I may have invented it...actually. I...didn't mean for it to peg Apostolic beliefs as myths, I coined it...as something that applies across the board universally to Apostolic people. Apostolica is people, not an abstract notion.

I am honestly honored that Dan would use a word I invented.

Well here ya go Jekyll

[Carpenter]

Originally Posted by AmazingGrace

Well here ya go Jekyll

I may have called you ignorant. But I am not sure. You must have read the same thing Daniel-san did...or didn't

[rgcraig]

Carp - this was in the NFCF Lexicon - maybe this is what you are thinking of:

Apostolic Complex - A term that encapsulates all Apostolic Oneness Apostolics of all organizations, the UPC, the ALJC, the GIB, the ABC... The term was coined by Carpenter who was tired of saying something about the UPC culture only for someone to waste his time and say, "Well, I believe in standards but I am not in the UPC..."

[Jekyll]

Originally Posted by AmazingGrace

Well here ya go Jekyll

Here, what?

Words like, "I think," and "May have," don't count as affirmative in the English language, they are supposition.

Of course, unless, you believe in situational ethics. Then ANYTHING goes.


Indeed, this may be a pointless exercise. Absolutes are not popular here.

Alas, TIC on the flip side is taken as gospel, so, there ya go!

[Carpenter]

Originally Posted by Jekyll

Here, what?

Words like, "I think," and "May have," don't count as affirmative in the English language, they are supposition.

Of course, unless, you believe in situational ethics. Then ANYTHING goes.


Indeed, this may be a pointless exercise. Absolutes are not popular here.

Alas, TIC on the flip side is taken as gospel, so, there ya go!

Me and you on the same thread really isn't fair to them. Tie half your brain behind your back...then it will be a little more fair, but not really.

[rgcraig]

Well, the pressure's too much for me........I'm going to bed!

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Carpenter

Actually...I think I was the first one who used the word Apostolica...I think I may have invented it...actually. I...didn't mean for it to peg Apostolic beliefs as myths, I coined it...as something that applies across the board universally to Apostolic people. Apostolica is people, not an abstract notion.

I am honestly honored that Dan would use a word I invented.

Originally Posted by Carpenter

If you read way back I first used it and several people asked me what it meant.

...sheesh, ask Renda.

Sad ... these are not suppositions but assertions ....

Either you are rather poor at spin, drinking from Jekyll's glass, or you are lying.

What am I asking Renda ... ??? About a supposition?

Puleeze, son.
Those statements start with incertitude and finish with unsubstantiated grandstanding.

Comprende?

Were you the first to call the UPC ... the MOTHERSHIP, TOO?

Hurry along.

[Jekyll]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Sad ... these are not suppositions but assertions ....

Either you are rather poor at spin, drinking from Jekyll's glass, or you are lying.

What am I asking Renda ... ??? About a supposition?

Puleeze, son.
Those statements start with incertitude and finish with unsubstantiated grandstanding.

Comprende?

Were you the first to call the UPC ... the MOTHERSHIP, TOO?

Hurry along.

I guess we can add, "Double Standard," to the anti-qualities of Mr. Jello Kettle
As Mr. Kettle speaks to the masses of Pots. I have experience, I have understanding, I have knowledge...I have something to call you


Yeah, dan, YOU know all about ALL things unsubstantiated.

This forum needs supernatural help if dan is it's resident truth detector