A Whole New Level of Apostolic Hero Worship

[navygoat1998]

Originally Posted by kclee4jc

thats because I havent bid yet..

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Jason Badejo

I'm shocked that people are defending this. If these were the ties of Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, and Benny Hinn and their followers were bidding on them, apostolics would be quick to speak against that, BUT since its happening within one of "our" churches with "our" men of God, then its all in "fun". Whatever. To me its another example of inconsistency. Rail against everyone else, but turn a blind eye to mess that goes on in your own back yard.

I agree. And it is MUCH different than selling peanut brittle.

All of my sisters and our brother each took a monogrammed shirt belonging to our father after he died. Now that is an article of clothing I can appreciate.

[navygoat1998]

I want a fat Elvis sweaty neck scarf

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Originally Posted by navygoat1998

I want a fat Elvis sweaty neck scarf

I always wondered why women would scream and cry over people like Elvis, etc. Reminds me of a concert I attended where the audience was flipping out over the lighting system. It looked like light bulbs being turned off and on to me. I guess they were all high or something.

You have to be high on something to buy someone's tie. Just sayin'...

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by navygoat1998

I want a fat Elvis sweaty neck scarf

Can a million screaming women be wrong?

[MarcBee]

Originally Posted by Aquila

Why not say, "We need $40,000 in donations and pledges for missions this year. Let's please search our hearts and seek God.

Public TV stations have learned that saying, "Please give" simply does not work as well as offering PREMIUMS to those supposedly giving for "the cause." When the premium is a calendar, the results are not as spectacular as if they could offer an authenticated lock of Mick Jaggers's hair. Some people (such as I) would laugh at those who regard Mick Jaggers hair as something more valuable than my own hair, but ebay might prove that MJ hair is in fact more valuable. And so also with religious relics of any kind--some people are unaffected by sentimentality, and therefore laugh at those who are sentimental about, or fascinated about certain objects.

Peanut brittle is thankfully less controversial.

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Originally Posted by RandyWayne

Can a million screaming women be wrong?

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[FlamingZword]

Good I can leave my old ties to my children and they can sell them.

I hope they can get good bids in ebay.

hey I hope they can sell all my clothing and junk I leave behind.

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Originally Posted by FlamingZword

Good I can leave my old ties to my children and they can sell them.

I hope they can get good bids in ebay.

hey I hope they can sell all my clothing and junk I leave behind.

Preserving them in a shadow box is a great idea! I hope I am able to discard my lingerie drawer before I die.