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  • steve
    steve reacted to Heavens Declare's post in the thread Job 31:1 Covenant eyes with Like Like.
    I just got finished reading Job 30, and I peeked into the next chapter to see where Job is talking about making that covenant with his eyes. It totally blew my mind that the context there in verses 27-31 is NOT about Job declaring his innocence...
  • steve
    steve reacted to Mojo's post in the thread Meat One in Twelve with Like Like.
    I think many prolifers/abolitionists are making this point now. It’s a logical conclusion that the secprogs are heading towards. Late term abortions are justified well beyond the womb.
  • steve
    steve reacted to Heavens Declare's post in the thread Meat One in Twelve with Like Like.
    Dinesh D'Souza just put out an article basically making the same point!
  • Mojo
    Mojo replied to the thread Meat One in Twelve.
    I think many prolifers/abolitionists are making this point now. It’s a logical conclusion that the secprogs are heading towards. Late term abortions are justified well beyond the womb.
  • H
    While I’m not exactly happy about the undercutting of US farmers and ranchers, I find it rich that the nation that brought the world Covid 19 is holding the mantle of clean imports.
  • H
    Heavens Declare reacted to Mojo's post in the thread Job 31:1 Covenant eyes with Like Like.
    Good catch. Or perhaps the thought of losing a set of children all over again is even deeper depression?
  • Mojo
    Mojo replied to the thread Job 31:1 Covenant eyes.
    Good catch. Or perhaps the thought of losing a set of children all over again is even deeper depression?
  • Mojo
    While I’m not exactly happy about the undercutting of US farmers and ranchers, I find it rich that the nation that brought the world Covid 19 is holding the mantle of clean imports.
  • Mojo
    Mojo replied to the thread The term “poly” wrongly applied.
    While I mostly agree with you, I don’t think it’s the name so much as the concept. I like “plural”and “biblical” over poly but I don’t think any of the terms make the masses think much differently. The term Poly has taken on its own little...
  • Mojo
    Mojo reacted to Jamie101's post in the thread The term “poly” wrongly applied with Like Like.
    It may sound petty on my part, but I have a difficult time on any type of dating site or otherwise hearing the term “poly“ being utilized anymore. It’s a red flag or keyword that tells me that someone most likely does not understand and...
  • frederick
    People won't be judged by what anyone thinks is functional; each will be judged according to his or her obedience to God. Learn the lesson from I Samuel 15:22: So Samuel said: “Has the Lord as great delight in burnt offerings and sacrifices, As...
  • frederick
    I hear what you're saying. I find it useful to use biblical terms to help people grow in their understanding of such topics. However, like so many biblical terms and phrases now; sin, adultery, wife, marriage, grace, mercy, salvation, etc., etc...
  • frederick
    frederick reacted to Jamie101's post in the thread The term “poly” wrongly applied with Like Like.
    It may sound petty on my part, but I have a difficult time on any type of dating site or otherwise hearing the term “poly“ being utilized anymore. It’s a red flag or keyword that tells me that someone most likely does not understand and...
  • frederick
    I've been saying "Biblical marriage" because that creates a value judgement.
  • Edward
    Edward reacted to Jamie101's post in the thread The term “poly” wrongly applied with Like Like.
    It may sound petty on my part, but I have a difficult time on any type of dating site or otherwise hearing the term “poly“ being utilized anymore. It’s a red flag or keyword that tells me that someone most likely does not understand and...
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