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HBP · Jul 3, 2025

Job 33:6 said:
Other apes were here on earth before we were. We find their fossils deep underground where there are no fossils of people.

My theory does not hinge on the fossil record. Good grief, I find it depressing how relentlessly serious these silly forums are.

Postvieww · Jul 3, 2025

DaisyDay said:
Did you watch the whole eight hours live? If so, congrats, that's quite a feat!

No but I watched enough to see that Jeffries was just showboating and delaying. What I called worship was the waving if what looked like handkerchiefs and Democrats surrounding Jeffries with adulation and rock star like attention. Quite funny actually. It was really bad when he started preaching on faith and quoting scripture to demean Republicans.

Bro.T · Jul 3, 2025

If we truly love God, then we will obey "Every word" that proceeds out of his mouth (Matthew 4:4). Baptism is one of those words. In order to be baptized, certain events must take place: You must repent, give up a lifestyle where sin has dominion, (ruler ship) over you. Sin according to 1 John 3:4, Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression (breaking) of the law. You must be taught "The Word", before you can adhere to God's commandments (judgments\statues). These laws are found in the Holy Bible; beginning with Genesis and ending with Revelation. You must believe what the bible says and finally, you must confess that Jesus is Lord. Once this has been accomplished, you are qualified to be baptized in the name of Jesus.

"Therefore let all the house of Israel know assuredly, that God hath made that same Jesus, whom ye have crucified, both Lord and Christ. Now when they heard this, they were pricked in their heart, and said unto Peter and to the rest of the apostles, men and brethren, what shall we do? Then Peter said unto them, "repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost." (Acts 2:38). “Know ye not, that so many of us as were baptized into Jesus Christ were baptized into his death? Therefore we are buried with him by baptism into death: that like as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of life. knowing this, that our old man is crucified with him, that the body of sin might be destroyed, that henceforth we should not serve sin.” Romans 6:3-4,

"And he said unto them, go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned." (Mark 16:15-16).

Bradskii · Jul 3, 2025

durangodawood said:
Steady moral progress.

This has always puzzled me. Where is the end point? It's almost a theological argument to suggest that we're moving towards some ultimate 'good time'.

DragonFox91 · Jul 3, 2025

When I was younger I was very passionate about YEC. I had been in serious deciet. Eventually that passion about YEC ballooned into all of the Gospel.
I think YEC is an essential to the Gospel. If you were sharing about YEC, you may've been tilling the ground for someone else to plant a seed w/ the Gospel or planting seeds yourself. Or have the passion about YEC balloon into a appreciation of the full Gospel. God is always working & he has called many laborers!

I did not know you had that background. It appears while you were very intersted in YEC, you weren't getting the rest of it.

We should not be surprised when many living in total sin come to the Lord with a full passion like your sisters. They have a unique testimony that someone who was saved much younger just doesn't have. God saves all kinds: those who were saved a lot younger & those who were saved later. One reason is b/c it is to show the power is not in human beings but him.

Sadly a lot of emphasis on evangelism has been lost in the name of unity. Evangelism is a primary mission of the church. It is great that you are questioning the need to evangelize. Our lives are a mission field. We don't have to go overseas or knock on doors to evangelize. God has so ordered our lives, evangelism opportunities will come, but we need to take advantage of them when they come. The lost aren't afraid of talking about their beliefs, we shouldn't be either.

Yes, I do think many people who call themselves Christians are in serious danger of going to hell. A lot of the time they are just checking a box they're a Christian. They believe a vague Jesus, that he loved people & we should do that too, & they went to church on Christmas, & that's more or less the extent of it. That's really believing yourself.

johansen · Jul 3, 2025

RileyG said:
Odd.

Its how almost every civilization collapses...sexual freedom to do that which does not bear fruit.

Love365 · Jul 3, 2025

d taylor said:
What is the catholic church in need of more churches, is the church really growing. Who is this poor group are you speaking about, homeless people?

Some locations don‘t have a Catholic Church nearby.

Homeless people may need more help than that.

Tropical Wilds · Jul 3, 2025

Jamdoc said:
I said guns are harder to buy than browsing porn even under these laws, requiring not only ID's and background checks, and you go on to say ammo can be bought online without background checks.

Despite the fact that one is in theory not supposed to be able to do so as a minor because they’re supposed to furnish ID…

Jamdoc said:
That is moving goalposts, going from guns to ammo.

Are we really going to need me to explain to you how guns and ammo are connected to each other…? Because most people understand how ammo falls under gun regulation without requiring an explanation. If you do not, that’s fine… Unique, but fine… But that isn’t moving a goal post.

Bradskii · Jul 3, 2025

durangodawood said:
I thusly refute thee.

And this:

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Two fun facts...I used to live up the road from Howard Jones in High Wycombe, a small market town about an hour west of London. And...the guy playing keyboards in the D:Ream clip is Brian Cox the well known UK physicist.

d taylor · Jul 3, 2025

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Sacrificing a human just like an animal would not take away sin, because they are part of the sinful earth. So God The Father sent God The Son to give His perfect life to take away sin.
Jesus was not sacrifice in the way the pagans sacrificed their victims.

Jesus gave His life, children and whoever do not give their life in pagan practices, more than likely the child or person is taken against their will or their parents will.

What was the reason pagan's sacrificed children.

Is abortion child sacrifice

Postvieww · Jul 3, 2025

Fantine said:
Why would someone like me, who with my husband will get an additional $12,000 senior tax deduction next year, still feel that this bill hurts the innocent?

Because you obviously believe the lies of the left. Who are the innocents you refer to ? Is it the people who broke the law to be here or is it the people who have scammed the system and do not deserve the benefits?

Warden_of_the_Storm · Jul 3, 2025

1Tonne said:
That’s a really weak comparison. When I heard the Gospel, someone explained it to me clearly. I wasn’t handed a Bible and told, “Go read it all and figure it out yourself.” If you believe your evidence is strong, then you should be able to present it concisely. Dumping a 50-page paper isn’t a fair or effective way to communicate. And in the end, the evidence that was meant to be in those documents was not there anyway

Do you not think there might be a difference between something like the Bible; a collection of stories, poetry, and songs that was compiled and collated thousands of years ago, versus the works of biological science regarding something that is still being worked on and can change day to day and requires a major understanding of the thing you're railing against to understand it?

... just food for thought.

Gene2memE · Jul 3, 2025

MrMoe said:
I assume they were different since left wingers weren’t complaining about their tactics back then.

There were VOCAL and VOLUABLE complaints from progressive and immigration reform advocates who were "left wingers" during the Obama administration. Not to mention waves of infighting within the Democrat party over the administration's approach- particularly its very high deportation count in the first 3 years.

The administration made major adjustments to its deportation policies and priorities several times - which again generated dissatisfaction from "the left".

Notably, in 2011/12 it revised approaches around enforcement efforts/trod more gently** around breaking up families (particularly those with minor dependants). It also slowed deportations of unaccompanied young people and generally avoided removals on the elderly, unless there was a prior removal order.

But then it expanded enforcement again after 2014, which resulted in major outcry over 2015/16 after some very high profile raids.

Some examples:

Obama Immigration Policies Satisfy Neither Right Nor Left

President Obama faces a conundrum: On immigration he's attacked from the left and the right, by disillusioned Latino critics and by conservatives who accuse him of failing to secure the country's borders — even as he deports a record number of immigrants.

www.texastribune.org

https://www.politico.com/story/2015/12/obama-deport-sanders-omalley-217132

https://www.politico.com/story/2016/01/immigration-deportation-democrats-obama-217378

Democrats furious over Obama administration deportations

WASHINGTON -- Congressional Democrats confronted White House officials on Thursday over holiday-season raids seeking Central American immigrants for deportation, accusing the administration of spreading terror through immigrant communities.

www.pbs.org

**At least, as gently as the general brutality and dehumanising nature of the US immigration enforcement system allows.

Postvieww · Jul 3, 2025

GoldenBoy89 said:
Who was the GOP representative that changed their vote on a bill only because a colleague filibustered? That’s not a very reliable politician if you ask me.

There’s not too many who were holding out. Who do you think it was?

Sorry you are disappointed that Republicans vote with Republicans. That is something you should understand Democrats always vote in lock step.

Postvieww · Jul 3, 2025

Pommer said:
“Waste“ is in the eye of the beholder

$26,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting higher education in Egypt You are right if someone in Egypt wants a college education on our tax dime, they would not consider it waste. BUT that is not the point ! It is not the responsibility of US taxpayers to pay for it . Typical liberal mentality to try to be all things to all people.

Fervent · Jul 3, 2025

i have one shirt that I wear, it simply reads "tetelestai" in Greek.

RileyG · Jul 3, 2025

zippy2006 said:
Are you aware of charts such as this, which Bill Maher recently joked about?

(Source - Gallup)

Odd.

HBP · Jul 3, 2025

Don't ask me how I know this, but you can view the pornographic videos from virtually any XXX site through Bing videos without having any direct contact whatsoever with the site. Turn off the Safe Search feature, plug in your XXX search of choice, and 400 videos will be right there on Bing, filled with ghastly looking, heavily tattooed people doing unspeakable things. Is Bing going to verify everyone's age? It all just seems like window dressing, a Band Aid on a shotgun wound, an exercise in futility. Porn is a fact of life - indeed, the biggest and most popular fact of life on the internet - and that isn't going to change. Protecting children??? 12-year-olds today know and have seen (and in some cases done) more than I knew when I'd been married five years. They also know how to circumvent things like age verification better than I ever will. I don't have an answer, but my guess is that age verification would make no difference at all. I would almost bet that being forced to watch ten hours of these ghastly looking, heavily tattooed people would be a more effective deterrent. Take away the mystery and forbidden fruit aspect and kids would probably get bored rather quickly.

DragonFox91 · Jul 3, 2025

BigBunny said:
did it have "this shirt is illegal in 52 countries " on the front?

It did not

d taylor · Jul 3, 2025

Love365 said:
To build a church on,
or give to the poor.

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What is the catholic church in need of more churches, is the church really growing. Who is this poor group are you speaking about, homeless people?

Akita Suggagaki · Jul 3, 2025

This is a very sad day for America. Sold out!

DaisyDay · Jul 3, 2025

dogs4thewin said:
but then again if the requirements are stricter could it not be that less money is spent anyway?

Yes, I'm pretty sure this is the reason for stricter requirements for health care insurance. The American "system" of tying healthcare to employment doesn't work very well for people - life expectancy has gone down.

dogs4thewin said:
Not to mention that in some states medicaid may as well not exsist anyway sense more places do not take it.

This is not a good argument for the bill.

HBP · Jul 3, 2025

For those who are so inclined, this is the go-to site for salacious pastoral scandals: The Roys Report, Home Final

This is their first article, with photo, on the KY scandal: Kentucky Pastor Charged with Sex Crime and Tampering with Evidence

DaisyDay · Jul 3, 2025

Vambram said:
How is expecting able bodied people to do at least 20 hours of work, volunteer or paid, going to harm rural hospitals and Medicaid?

There was a link in the post you quoted. For your convenience, here it is again: How Might Federal Medicaid Cuts in the Senate-Passed Reconciliation Bill Affect Rural Areas? | KFF

However, horse, water.

HBP · Jul 3, 2025

I am currently working on the theory that all other primates are in fact mutations from Adam and Eve. Chimps, gorillas. orangutans and all the rest are, in essence, devolved humans. I'll get back to you, but so far it's looking good.

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