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Why, because they handled it the way Jesus said in Matthew 15:18 and following?Oh my gosh. This is why Christians are laughed at.
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Why, because they handled it the way Jesus said in Matthew 15:18 and following?Oh my gosh. This is why Christians are laughed at.
. Because playing mums and dads is for 4 - 6 year olds, and it is done equally by all parties. No one preys on another when they are supposedly asleep.How do you know that this is not what was happening???
and this is when home schooling is worrying. Supposedly to keep children out of the world, but it also keeps children's experiences secret from the wider society. There are no safeguards for these children.Agreed, but all the kids were home-schooled.
I don't know that 'dry humping' would get 19 kids and counting...
Ever read Ephesians 5-6?
I trust In Touch Magazine as much as I trust Charles Manson. Do you think that, just because some authority comes knocking on your door, you have to comply? If that's the case, why, in McKinney, TX, is that young girl not in jail, and the cop still working?
it sounds like his actions have tarnished Christianity's image even further and just made witnessing that much harder. Everything happened a while ago, and they have all forgiven each other, but justice still must be done. I think his image forever tarnished with his sins made public is punishment enough. IMHO, and is probably the justice that was denied 13 years ago.
Oh my gosh. This is why Christians are laughed at.
I think if they had kept their opinions within their own family then there would have been sympathetic head nodding - "there but the grace of God go I".
The main problem is that they, after this event, were vocal opponents of the LGBT population citing higher levels of child abuse. The person who conducted multiple events of indecent assault was actually a lobbyist against the actions that he himself perpetrated.
it sounds like his actions have tarnished Christianity's image even further and just made witnessing that much harder. Everything happened a while ago, and they have all forgiven each other, but justice still must be done. I think his image forever tarnished with his sins made public is punishment enough. IMHO, and is probably the justice that was denied 13 years ago.
I don't know, never heard of 'mums and dads'.. Because playing mums and dads is for 4 - 6 year olds, and it is done equally by all parties. No one preys on another when they are supposedly asleep.
I don't want to have to trust the state to teach my children. But when it comes to socializing children, many home-schoolers have play dates with other home-schoolers.and this is when home schooling is worrying. Supposedly to keep children out of the world, but it also keeps children's experiences secret from the wider society. There are no safeguards for these children.
Don't know, never saw it. I did see them in a service at FBC in Atlanta, though.I recall a particular episode where Jim Bob and Michelle were "double dating" with Jill and her man, at a crazy golf. They were definitely rubbing in what the courting couple were not allowed to do. It was quite sickening, tbh
It teaches wives and husbands to be submissive to each other and to love each other as they love the Church.Many times. What does this passage teach you?
What is most ironic (and the irony is well ....) is that if they would have come clean when it happened and followed the law, then the file would have been closed.
It is only after their bobbing and weaving in this mess that allowed the perpetrator to turn 18 which in turn allowed for open records. I wonder if God is teaching them humility.
It teaches wives and husbands to be submissive to each other and to love each other as they love the Church.[/QUOTE]I don't know, never heard of 'mums and dads'.
I don't want to have to trust the state to teach my children. But when it comes to socializing children, many home-schoolers have play dates with other home-schoolers.
Don't know, never saw it. I did see them in a service at FBC in Atlanta, though.
Many times. What does this passage teach you?
We're only required to follow the law of the land when it doesn't violate our faith. The Catholic Church, during WWII, did not turn over Jews to the Nazis, as the law demanded, for example.I would have had a lot more respect if he took a the hit and asked for his redemption during whatever punishment the law allowed. The fact his affluent family protected him from the law of the land.. I dunno. I thought we were supposed to follow the laws of the land as Christians? Wouldn't a reformed person who lobbies against something he did have more weight than what happen? The best advocate for wearing seatbelts and had the biggest impression on people I had ever met was a woman in a wheelchair because she didn't wear hers.
It teaches wives and husbands to be submissive to each other and to love each other as they love the Church.
I mean i think about it more, the back of my mind screams for justice that was avoided..but if the victims are actually over it and have forgiven him over it..well what can you do?
The victims actions towards him are prime example of Christian forgiveness. I don't know if I could forgive someone who did that to me. That is the Holy Spirit at work.
What leads you to believe that the girls were forced to forgive? I mean, the boy ratted on himself, did penance, and received forgiveness. The family took measures to prevent it from happening again, and it didn't, apparently.What I have a problem with is that the girls were forced to forgive. Forgiveness is a point that each person needs to come to in their heart, so that cannot be forced.
As far as Josh asking God for forgiveness which is what his parents said happened, who can say but God who has asked for forgiveness. These parents expect obedience from the kids, however in these type of situations, forgiveness cannot be forced with obedience. Not true forgiveness anyway.
Having the parents speak for a now 27 year old man is odd. It shows how big of control freaks they are.
Maybe all men who have authority, but not all men. I could not walk up to one of those girls and tell her to do something, and expect that she'd do it. Be real.No, the passage doesn't say that, but that is how the Duggar girls are brought up.
a 14 year old is not exactly a little child. He is was a teenager. In most times and places that means he is morally responsible as an adult. In juvenile hall, he could receive counseling, and still have the dignity of being treated as a responsible person and not like a baby.but children are not adult
What penance?the boy ratted on himself, did penance, and received forgiveness.