How could this person stay saved in prison?

[Trouvere]

Originally Posted by Lost

You are being rude! Back on post 23 I made it known I was asking a question about a theoretical person.
The fact you didn't read the thread before jumping in wasn't my choice. Don't try getting all over my case.

http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...6&postcount=23

No I am not being rude.You are hearing the wrong voice sorry.I told you when I first posted that I read the first post.

[Lost]

Originally Posted by Trouvere

No I am not being rude.You are hearing the wrong voice sorry.I told you when I first posted that I read the first post.

I have no bone to pick with you; I apologize if my posts offended you.

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Originally Posted by Lost

You are being rude! Back on post 23 I made it known I was asking a question about a theoretical person.
The fact you didn't read the thread before jumping in wasn't my choice. Don't try getting all over my case.

http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...6&postcount=23

Lost, what are we to do with you?

I do not see that T was being rude at all.



Maybe a little decaf is in order, friend. Stress CAN be a killer you know.

[Michlow]

Originally Posted by Lost

Here's one of the ring-leaders now. oloroid

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Originally Posted by Michlow

"Nothing is said"

[Michlow]

Originally Posted by BoredOutOfMyMind

"Nothing is said"

[Trouvere]

Thank you Lost for the apology.I apprieciate it.

[Rico]

Originally Posted by Lost

what if i were to change the scenario and put him in a maximum-security for life - with no Bible, no outside visitations/calls, and only an occasional letter? Ohhhhh, and he doesn't really feel comfortable knowing how to pray yet or have any saved relatives (he just walked in off the street one service and got the HG/baptized).

What say ye?

Number one, your scenarios aren't practical. Inmates in this country have a right to religious materials, so there is no reason why one would go without a Bible, if he wanted one.

[Rico]

The UPC, just like other organizations, offers correspondence courses to inmates via their prison ministry division. All this talk is just that, a bunch of talk, because resources are available to inmates for the pursuit of their religious beliefs.

[Trouvere]

Rico the ALJC offers one called Prisoners Friend.Its pretty good from what I have seen.