Was it necessary to repeal DADT?

[Tim Rutledge]

Originally Posted by Ferd

sure James you can view it that way. from the cheep seats where I am sitting it was all about making sure the "holiness people" got painted as idiots.

"I am more holy than you because I am not holy like you" is in full effect in this thread and the really sad thing is it is fully acceptable to many.

the funny thing is i am utterly indifferent to DADT.

this thread however is just reeking of self righteousness by the folks who pride themselves on being juuuuuustiiiiiiied in Jesus-ah by not being "Postolics".

what ever.

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by James Griffin

And when the grape juice was left in the frig too long. ;-)

Dan? Are you taking communion alone again?

[DAII]

Originally Posted by James Griffin

And when the grape juice was left in the frig too long. ;-)

Reisling ... my brutha ... Reisling.

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by DAII

Reisling ... my brutha ... Reisling.

Shiraz...

[DAII]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

Dan? Are you taking communion alone again?

I'd answer that ... but Jason would think I'm promoting alcoholism and subsequent spousal abuse ... and bootlegging during the Roaring Twenties.

And Ferd would think I think I'm holier than he is ... and that's just unacceptable for the holiness guy that he is ...
or is that WHOLLY or HOLEY, Ferd?

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by DAII

I'd answer that ... but Jason would think I'm promoting alcoholism and subsequent spousal abuse ...

And Ferd would think I think I'm holier than he is ... and that's just unacceptable for the holiness guy that he is ...
or is that WHOLLY or HOLEY, Ferd?

Just ask yourself what would Jesus do...(Bring six barrels to the party).

[DAII]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

Just ask yourself what would Jesus do...(Bring six barrels to the party).

Was his first miracle ... Bring your own water.

[Azzan]

Originally Posted by Jason Badejo

I don't have bad to say about Mr. Smith as I person. I WHOLLY 100% disagree with some of his actions we've discussed in this thread, and even though Mr. SMith is not a promoter of sin, and if I said He was I apologize. I do think that from the viewpoint of the sinner, his actions could easily be seen as an approval, or at least a making light of the seriousness of the sinful lifestyle they have chosen.

I totally disagree.

[James Griffin]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

Shiraz...

Cabernet is the healthiest

[James Griffin]

Originally Posted by Azzan

I totally disagree.

was wondering how long you would lurk.;-)