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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5932931" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>This is a major problem for me. You want to disagree with Paul, say he was just a man, when he writes something you disagree with. Paul was inspired by the Holy Spirit. At times he gave his.opinion and said it was his opinion. You believe you're being told directly what to do as Paul was. But if you disagree with Paul he's suddenly just a man. What you believe you've been told supersedes whatever Paul was told. And then we look at the things you claim you were told. In the past you weren't willing to say putting sexual material in school libraries where children could access them is wrong. I called it obscene and you said who is to say what's obscene. On abortion. You claim you believe it's wrong but start going into I don't know what that woman is going through. The other day I asked if you knew a man was molesting a child would you tell him it's wrong, it's evil? You would not address the issue, just said Jesus didn't come to condemn the world. In your world it appears that you might believe something is wrong, but you refuse to tell the perpetrator he is wrong for doing so. You went so far as to say stopping Nazis from killing Jews or ending slavery was no big deal. You are morally ambivalent. You might think something is wrong but you aren't going to try and stop it. So millions of babies get aborted. Jews get slaughtered. And parents shouldn't argue with a school board over what their kid brought home from school that's sexually graphic. Whatever the school board decides is the end of it. Remember what Jesus said in Revelations about being hot or cold. Those who were lukewarm were condemned.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5932931, member: 24302"] This is a major problem for me. You want to disagree with Paul, say he was just a man, when he writes something you disagree with. Paul was inspired by the Holy Spirit. At times he gave his.opinion and said it was his opinion. You believe you're being told directly what to do as Paul was. But if you disagree with Paul he's suddenly just a man. What you believe you've been told supersedes whatever Paul was told. And then we look at the things you claim you were told. In the past you weren't willing to say putting sexual material in school libraries where children could access them is wrong. I called it obscene and you said who is to say what's obscene. On abortion. You claim you believe it's wrong but start going into I don't know what that woman is going through. The other day I asked if you knew a man was molesting a child would you tell him it's wrong, it's evil? You would not address the issue, just said Jesus didn't come to condemn the world. In your world it appears that you might believe something is wrong, but you refuse to tell the perpetrator he is wrong for doing so. You went so far as to say stopping Nazis from killing Jews or ending slavery was no big deal. You are morally ambivalent. You might think something is wrong but you aren't going to try and stop it. So millions of babies get aborted. Jews get slaughtered. And parents shouldn't argue with a school board over what their kid brought home from school that's sexually graphic. Whatever the school board decides is the end of it. Remember what Jesus said in Revelations about being hot or cold. Those who were lukewarm were condemned. [/QUOTE]
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