Justification

Angel said:
Amby?

You have vaucous groupies? :confused:

Yes, but the doctor said I could have them removed and the operation wouldnt affect my bowel movements.
 
Damn, I spelled Vacuous wrong, and you quoted me so what is the point in editing.
 
i have to agree if ambro does dislike me or whatever or if hes acted like a fool or if i have ... other people dont have to insult him the issues closed now ... i posted a thread last night that i said i hate people being angry and i do :) ... so dont worry all i dont want to bring bad feelings to this board
 
Ambrosious said:


Yes, but the doctor said I could have them removed and the operation wouldnt affect my bowel movements.

I'm kinda comfortable... can't I stay?

:p
 
Laurel said:

I order you all OUTSIDE. For at least an hour. Take a walk. Play with your dog. Eat something. Then come back when you're not so fricken grouchy.

Don't make me turn off the Internet!

It was you who did it yesterday!

You bitch!

Oh but Manu did admit he was the old granny to your tweety so it wasnt bad.
 
Svedish_Chef said:
It was you who did it yesterday!

You bitch!

Oh but Manu did admit he was the old granny to your tweety so it wasnt bad.

And what did I do? I went outside and took a walk! And now I'm Much Better, thanks.

Tweety rocks.
 
Who cares what two people do in the bedroom or who they choose to love? Christians, by definition, are sinners, no more or no less than non-Christians. The only difference being that they believe that the blood of Christ washes away their sins. It doesn't mean, and Todd might have to help me here, that their sinning days are over. And it doesn't give them any right to pass judgment on anyone.

I bought one on those "on sale" books that few people read at Borders once. It was a series of interviews from people very high up in all religions of the world. You'd be amazed at the tolerance and love that these people have for humanity and for different viewpoints.

The old south resisted any suggestion that blacks were any more than subhuman niggers. The Baptists, and other denominations did nothing to resist that mindset. Left on their own, you would still have a George Wallace standing at the entrance of the University of Alabama blocking the door to people of color. We were wrong. We changed, and I think you'll find less racism in the South than other parts of the country. Certainly not any more. That was the experience of Celestial Body who had lived in Georgia and moved away.

And we are wrong on homosexuality. And I'm not saying I don't struggle with the issue either. You probably wont find me marching in a Gay Day parade.

If there was an anti-queer pill, I'm sure Cheney would have at the head of the line to buy one for his daughter.
 
WriterDom said:
Who cares what two people do in the bedroom or who they choose to love? Christians, by definition, are sinners, no more or no less than non-Christians. The only difference being that they believe that the blood of Christ washes away their sins. It doesn't mean, and Todd might have to help me here, that their sinning days are over. And it doesn't give them any right to pass judgment on anyone.


Since Todd isn't answering, I'll put on my good Southern Baptist Sunday dress for a moment and explain. This is what I've learned from being raised in a Southern Baptist church and attending a Methodist church during college. (Yeah, the family was in an uproar over that.)

Christians still sin after being saved, we're just supposed to try harder not to. We're supposed to realize what we're doing is wrong (sin) and avoid committing it again. Of course, this comes with the realization, that by asking for forigiveness, it will be given. I can't remember exactly where but there's a passage where Jesus was asked how often to forgive someone who had wronged you and he said as often as my father has forgiven you and then somehow the number 70 times 70 is brought in. That's a lot of times to commit the same sin, but there's punishment factored in there somewhere for continuing to commit the same sin over and over.

We're NOT supposed to judge anyone. That where the "Let he without sin cast the first stone" comes from (biblical version of glass houses). Unfortunately, far too many Christians lose sight of those verses. Perhaps, because it was a prostitute who was saved by those words.

Okay, Sunday dress back in the closet.
 
Hey...since he said someone "chose" to be a Lesbian it just begs the question....when did Ambro decide to be a heterosexual?
 
The thing about original sin is this....it means we are not perfect

It means we will make mistakes, even when we try to help sometimes we still hurt people. It is supposed to be liberating, make you feel better, that you can't be perfect because God made you flawed.

Sexy-girl is tough and smart beyond her years. This was a real ugly thread and I hope she realizes she has friends here.
 
Damn =

QUOTE]If there was an anti-queer pill, I'm sure Cheney would have at the head of the line to buy one for his daughter.[/QUOTE]

WriterDom just blew my mind. Sometimes watching you people in motion is like turning a crystal in the light - two sides of the same rock seem unrelated. I like being surprised. Cool....
 
it's hard to see someone you like and respect get slammed for no really good reason...
 
i dont mean to bump this thread back up but i went to bed so couldnt reply earlier :)


just wanted to say thankyou rambling man is very sweet of you i know i do have mostly friends here its been lovely because i havent been here very long yet ... its great that the guys have been friendly too even though they know they wont get inbetween the sheets with me :) im just replying to say thankyou dont want to draw any more attention the thread
 
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