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Date Posted: 12:01:31 10/11/99 Mon
Author: fate_777
Subject: Re: frustrated
In reply to: Alex 's message, "Re: frustrated" on 07:17:43 10/11/99 Mon

> > really shouldn't have said, just wondered if anyone
> > else felt the same, or knew how to counter the
> typical
> > arguments
>
> Read the first some paragraphs of 2 Timothy. I've
> found it some days ago (Not the best Bible reader,
> I've to admit) and I found it VERY helpful. Especially
> when you have to deal with devoted antichristians. To
> put it in few words: Paul said, that we shouldn't
> quarrel about believes, or discuss foolish things. In
> fact, it's harmful if we do. My life application Bible
> (using NIV) gives out more info about that, I can
> share with you if you want.
>
> Anyway, if you discuss stay on the facts. The facts
> are the Bible. As Satan tempted Jesus, JC did quote
> the scriptures only and nothing more. Satan, the
> trickster, then even quoted the scriptures and
> intepreted it just like he needed it. (Satan knows the
> Bible by heart.) Only good knowledge in Bible can help
> there, to know it's a miss-interpretation.
>
> If discussions with these demon-powered antichristians
> are too much for you... please, Brian, please distance
> yourself from these messageboards for a while. There's
> absolutely no need to *seek* confrontations.

I know theres no need to seek confrontations, but I guess being a former metropolitan cop confrontations were an everyday thing, so I'm used to it, but need to try to seperate work attitude from everyday attitude better.
Brian

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