Was it necessary to repeal DADT?

[sandie]

Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

The world of reaching people who need Christ can get messy, Jason. And I absolutely would attend an abortion so I could be there to comfort them, love them, pray for them, feed them, hold them, cry with them, and help them heal when the reality set in of what they had just done.

I'd also try to help her understand why well-meaning but unwise and poorly strategized Christians were outside the abortion clinic yelling "Baby-killer" at her.

What other sins would you accompany people, so you could hold them and comfort their bothered consciences?

Would you attend a robbery, how about someone cheating on their taxes?

I'm stunned. Truly just mesmerized by the lengths to which you would go to make sure a woman who is murdering her innocent child isn't too traumatized.

Someone just posted the poem about coming for the Jews.
How about we do the same for the babies who are being killed to the tune of nearly 4,000 just today.

How about we speak up for them first. Or maybe we should just make sure their captor/killers are made comfortable first...

[DAII]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

Righteoussness is higher priority then children.

Keep your self-righteousness ... and I will hold on tight to my little ones ... showing them the Way.

Ever wonder why the sinner in Christ's cross hairs was not the publican or wretched ... but rather the Pharisee and religious?

[DAII]

Originally Posted by sandie

What other sins would you accompany people, so you could hold them and comfort their bothered consciences?

Would you attend a robbery, how about someone cheating on their taxes?

I'm stunned. Truly just mesmerized by the lengths to which you would go to make sure a woman who is murdering her innocent child isn't too traumatized.

Someone just posted the poem about coming for the Jews.
How about we do the same for the babies who are being killed to the tune of nearly 4,000 just today.

How about we speak up for them first. Or maybe we should just make sure their captor/killers are made comfortable first...

Jesus accompanies the preacher sleeping in the Motel 6 with his secretary ...

sometimes even anointing the preacher to speak in other tongues the following Sunday ...

Bad, Jesus.

[Mr. Smith]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

Would you attend a wedding of a couple founded off adultery? If they both were married before had an affair then divorced to marry each other?

Yes.





If I don't attend, they're going to be no less married. Do I stop loving him/her just because they marry? Do I stop being their friend just because they marry? No. Therefore, I would attend, love them, and support them as people.

So what if they attend your church and are seeking a relationship with God? Do you allow them to attend?

[Mr. Smith]

Originally Posted by sandie

What other sins would you accompany people, so you could hold them and comfort their bothered consciences?

Would you attend a robbery, how about someone cheating on their taxes?

I'm stunned. Truly just mesmerized by the lengths to which you would go to make sure a woman who is murdering her innocent child isn't too traumatized.

Someone just posted the poem about coming for the Jews.
How about we do the same for the babies who are being killed to the tune of nearly 4,000 just today.

How about we speak up for them first. Or maybe we should just make sure their captor/killers are made comfortable first...

If you're stunned, then you've never sat and listened to the horror that mothers of aborted children go through following their actions. You should get your hands dirty sometime. You'd be amazed.


Jesus didn't come for the well, but for the sick.


Everyone in the Emergency Room that isn't sick should be working for the healing of those who are.

[Mr. Smith]

Originally Posted by DAII

Jesus accompanies the preacher sleeping in the Motel 6 with his secretary ...

sometimes even anointing the preacher to speak in other tongues the following Sunday ...

Bad, Jesus.

Wow. Grace is SO much bigger than we can ever possibly comprehend.

[DAII]

Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

Wow. Grace is SO much bigger than we can ever possibly comprehend.

And yet not a license to sin ...

[DAII]

He accompanies Jason too when, if ever, he lusts in heart ... even if he did so at some place random, like church.

And Sandie too when she "cusses" out that annoying poster or slow driver, in her mind ...

He really shouldn't accompany me when I get spiteful and vitriolic ... but He does.

And He gives me gifts ... and lets me stay with the one's I have ...

What a good Father.

[sandie]

Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

If you're stunned, then you've never sat and listened to the horror that mothers of aborted children go through following their actions. You should get your hands dirty sometime. You'd be amazed.


Jesus didn't come for the well, but for the sick.


Everyone in the Emergency Room that isn't sick should be working for the healing of those who are.

Don't make statements about what I've listened to or not. You don't know a thing about me in this regard.
I've been very active in the prolife community. I know what it's like to get my hands "dirty" as you put it.

I surely hope this woman you would hold hands with hasn't claimed the Name of Jesus and given her life to the Lord.

But, you still didn't answer my question. Would you attend a robbery and hold their hand thru it?
And please don't go to the point that it's illegal to steal, it's also illegal to murder one's child, in the eyes of God.

[Mr. Smith]

Originally Posted by DAII

And yet not a license to sin ...

But that's what people think we're saying when we talk about the greatness of grace. "Don't use grace as a credit card" they say. But the incredible thing is, the more grace I receive the less I am pulled to sin. Grace really is amazing.