Rejecting compliments with "I'm not worthy" is an insult to god who gave us life as well as gifts?

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Glad your happy with your decision, however I do think you are bit confused as to what the "world" is. Here is what the scripture you posted says about it:

16 For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh and the lust of the eyes and the vain glory of life, is not of the Father, but is of the world.

Now what does that have to do with a movie? Please be specific, and I strongly recommend you think before you answer or just not answer at all before you back yourself into a corner.

Of course you could have been lusting after certain movies I don't bother with, so might have been a good decision for you personally.

Trust me. There is no corner I am backing myself into. I am 100% positive 1 John 5:16-17 is talking about how the believer is not to love the things of this world. Are not movies of the world or in the world? Can you not love them by the fact that you get excited to see them?

The problem here is that you cannot see that these movies are sinful. But they are sinful. There are many sinful things in these films that are promoted that you have to turn a blind eye in order to watch them. On top of that, they also promote worldly ideas or philosophies that run contrary to the Bible, as well.

Take for example the Hancock film. First of all, the name is derivative of something sexual. Second, profanity is used in this film. As Christians this is something we are to avoid. Also, treating woman as sex objects is done by the supposed hero in this film. I think Jesus would have a few problems with that idea. I am sure there are other problems with the film. Sit down and get your Bible and a pen and a notebook. Start writing down all the sinful things you see. I am pretty sure you will come up with a pretty big list. What was all a part of the world again?

"For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, is not of the Father, but is of the world." (1 John 2:16).

Do secular movies have the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life within them?

Yes.
 
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Klove radio is playing this song by zac Williams right now:

Fear Is a Liar

When he told you you're not good enough
When he told you you're not right
When he told you you're not strong enough
To put up a good fight
When he told you you're not worthy
When he told you you're not loved
When he told you you're not beautiful
That you'll never be enough
Fear, he is a liar
He will take your breath
Stop you in your steps
Fear he is a liar
He will rob your rest
Steal your happiness
Cast your fear in the fire
'Cause fear he is a liar
When he told you were troubled
You'll forever be alone
When he told you you should run away
You'll never find a home
When he told you you were dirty
And you should be ashamed
When he told you you could be the one
That grace could never change
Fear he is a liar
He will take your breath
Stop you in your steps
Fear he is a liar
He will rob your rest
Steal your happiness
Cast your fear in the fire
'Cause fear he is a liar
 
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So Jesus had to do things the same way we do. No super powers. Does that change His inherent diety? No.

Again. Scripture makes it clear that He had power, so what you are saying is not correct.

Look again at the following list:

Jesus had power as God during His Earthly ministry.

#1. Jesus said He has power to raise the dead to life just as the Father had power to raise the dead (John 5:21).
#2. Hebrews 1:3 talks about how Christ held all things together by the word of His power when He purged us of our sins.
#3. Jesus said, He would raise up this Temple (His body) three days later (John 2:19).
#4. Jesus had the power to forgive sins and give eternal life (Mark 2:7) (Luke 7:44-50) (John 14:6).
#5 Jesus had power to take away the sins of the entire world (John 1:29).
#6. Jesus Christ said wherever two or three are gathered in my name, there I am among them (Matthew 18:20). This was said to the people he was around and not to just us today.
#7. Jesus knew men's thoughts (Matthew 9:4) (Matthew 12:25) (Luke 6:8) (Luke 9:47).
#8. Jesus knew about the lives of others (John 2:24) (John 4:17-18) (John 4:29).

Side Note:

Again, God is not God if He does not have the power as God. Just as Superman is not Superman if he cannot do anything super. God is the Creator. God can do all things. It is a part of who God is. You cannot take that away from God. It would be an attack upon who God is.

Side Note 2:

Yes, I believe Jesus suppressed His power of Omniscience in order to learn and grow in knowledge and wisdom. But at some point He was able to have knowledge of many great things like knowing men's thoughts and knowing about their lives, etc.
 
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Again, with taking compliments: We should be thankful to the Lord for any good done in our life. When somebody gives us compliment, it is an opportunity to share Christ to them instead of uplifting ourselves. For if Christ is truly our Master, we will want to serve Him in everything we do. For we can do all things through Christ which strengthens us (Philippians 4:13). We do not do all things by ourself which strengthens us.

My suggestion is to pray and ask God to show you more about this topic. See if it is something that is even in the Bible.

Don't look to a song or listen to some guy who says he is a Christian. Seek out the Scriptures and see what they say.
 
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"Ultimately" does not erase individual efforts. We are free beings and do have a certain degree of independance. If my kids study well at school, it's their merit and they deserve the praise and rewards they get. I can't say it's all my (as a parent) merit because I gave them biological life or supported them in their schooling.

Who ultimately does the "good work" in a believer's life?

Is it God?
Or is it the believer?

Well, Scripture tells us that God (Christ) is the One who ultimately does the work within a believer.

Philippians 1:6
Philippians 1:11
Philippians 2:13
Philippians 4:13
1 Corinthians 15:10
Hebrews 12:1-2
Hebrews 13:21
Isaiah 26:12
1 John 4:12
Galatians 5:22-24 (cf. Matthew 7:16-18, Matthew 19:17)
John 15:5
Ezekiel 36:26-27

For that is why the 24 elders cast their crowns down before Jesus (Revelation 4:10). For the crowns they received for their good work was all the result of Christ working in them.

Yeah, but doesn't a believer do the work, too? Now, yes, it is true; A believer is created unto Christ Jesus for good works (Ephesians 2:10); And a believer is indeed held accountable by their "good works" here upon this Earth at a Judgment. But we must also realize that true believers are not ultimately doing these "good works" alone or of their own power, though. For in 1 Corinthians 15:10 Paul said that he labored more than all of his brethren, yet he said it was not him that labored but it was the grace of God that was within him. So true believer's are just choosing to allow God's "good work" to flow within them or not.
 
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Who ultimately does the "good work" in a believer's life?

Is it God?
Or is it the believer?

Well, Scripture tells us that God (Christ) is the One who ultimately does the work within a believer.

Philippians 1:6
Philippians 1:11
Philippians 2:13
Philippians 4:13
1 Corinthians 15:10
Hebrews 12:1-2
Hebrews 13:21
Isaiah 26:12
1 John 4:12
Galatians 5:22-24 (cf. Matthew 7:16-18, Matthew 19:17)
John 15:5
Ezekiel 36:26-27

For that is why the 24 elders cast their crowns down before Jesus (Revelation 4:10). For the crowns they received for their good work was all the result of Christ working in them.

Yeah, but doesn't a believer do the work, too? Now, yes, it is true; A believer is created unto Christ Jesus for good works (Ephesians 2:10); And a believer is indeed held accountable by their "good works" here upon this Earth at a Judgment. But we must also realize that true believers are not ultimately doing these "good works" alone or of their own power, though. For in 1 Corinthians 15:10 Paul said that he labored more than all of his brethren, yet he said it was not him that labored but it was the grace of God that was within him. So true believer's are just choosing to allow God's "good work" to flow within them or not.

It's all good and true. However, the ultimate merit of God for all which is good does not rob believers of their own merit and praise. Within our limited capability, people are responsible for all the bad and good that they do. Parable of the talents.
 
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It's all good and true. However, the ultimate merit of God for all which is good does not rob believers of their own merit and praise. Within our limited capability, people are responsible for all the bad and good that they do.

I am not sure you get it. If a believer does good, they are merely allowing God to flow through their life. God is the One doing the good work through them. They are yielding to the good work God does within them. You cannot take entire credit for something like that.
 
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Are not movies of the world or in the world? Can you not love them by the fact that you get excited to see them?

We ARE in the world, what are you talking about?

I get exited going on an afternoon drive too, or to the mall or whatever but that doesn't mean I love my car/the mall more than I should or to the point of lust, it really has nothing to do with any of the stuff in the scripture you provided.

The problem here is that you cannot see that these movies are sinful.

No, the problem is you see them as such when I put it right in front of you what your own scripture said, and asked you too tell me how my movies were that? Again How do these movies make me lustful for instance?...you still haven't answered the question because you cannot.

There are many sinful things in these films that are promoted that you have to turn a blind eye in order to watch them. On top of that, they also promote worldly ideas or philosophies that run contrary to the Bible, as well.

There is much worse in the Bible...murder, rape, you name it, and I read those stories and don't turn a blind eye to any of it. You view is screwy, you seem to think because we watch it, we condone everything that goes on in the movie, or like the bad stuff or some such nonsense. I read the story of Adam and Eve but didn't condone what Satan did, and found the story rather intriguing...so what?

But if your way of thinking, whatever that is, makes you feel special somehow...fine, that's all I can figure is going on here since you touted what you do over what I was doing, because none of your reasoning makes any sense whatsoever...it's the type thing people invent for reasons I won't get into.

Take for example the Hancock film. First of all, the name is derivative of something sexual.

Too much, man. That explains so much about you seeing things that aren't there. There is no such indication at all. The movie actually has some good lessons, it's quite moving, among other things, much much like something I would read in the Bible. So how bout bible stories? do you feel you "lust after those, do you think others do or could? I'm serious, I don't see the connection still to your scripture explaining "the world" and the movie, but I've given you a second chance to answer.

Do secular movies have the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life within them?

Yes.

Does the Bible?

YES...geez
 
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I am not sure you get it. If a believer does good, they are merely allowing God to flow through their life. God is the One doing the good work through them. They are yielding to the good work God does within them. You cannot take entire credit for something like that.

Not entire credit. For the part that the person played. It's not small. It's crucial. We are free. Not robots executing a program.
 
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We are in the world, WT#$%^ are you talking about?

We are in the world but we are not of the world.
Big difference.
We do not love what the world loves (like it's sinful movies, sinful music, and sinful philosophies, etc.).

Also, watch the language.

Paul says,

"Let your speech be alway with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man." (Colossians 4:6).

Also, see the words of Jesus in Matthew 12:35.

You said:
I get exited going on an afternoon drive too, or to the mall or whatever but that doesn't mean I love my car/the mall more than I should or to the point of lust, it really has nothing to do with any of the stuff in the scripture you provided.

Unless you own a 100,000 dollar sports car, your car is not sinful like a secular movie. Yes, you can love your car and make it an idol if you are not careful. Christians are not immune to making regular things they own into idols or something more important than it should be.

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No, the problem is you see them as such when I put it right in front of you what your own scripture said, and asked you too tell me how my movies were that?

I am not getting what you are saying here. Please rephrase the question in a clearer way. Thank you.

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Again How do these movies make me lustful for instance?...you still haven't answered the question because you cannot.

So you are saying that you have never once looked at a woman in a movie or TV show in a lustful way because of the way she was dressed or the lack thereof?

You never once later fantasized (in an intimate way) about a woman from a movie or TV series later on?

For example: You said "WT#$%^" in your post. This suggests that you are swearing, which is popular among secular movies. See. You do not even realize the effect that they have upon you.

Besides, even if these movies or shows never once make you stumbled into some kind of sin (which I find hard to believe), they still promote sinful things. Paul says we are to avoid evil communications. This would include secular movies because they are putting forth evil communications.

"Be not deceived: evil communications corrupt good manners." (1 Corinthians 15:33).

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There is much worse in the Bible...murder, rape, you name it, and I read those stories and don't turn a blind eye to any of it.

Wow. Really?! You want to call God's Holy Word as being worse than a secular movie? There are so many levels of wrong to this statement I do not even know where to begin. The Bible tells us about murder and rape but it also condemns these things. If it did not speak of how these things were wrong, then you might be on to something. But the Bible doesn't do that. So you are comparing apples to french poodles.

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You view is screwy, you seem to think because we watch it, we condone everything that goes on in the movie, or like the bad stuff or some such nonsense.

The thing is that it does not lead to Biblical ideals or the gospel. It leaves those things out conveniently. It promotes sin and a false sense of morality or an unbiblical philosophy or ideal. You cannot see this (You will not see this) unless you sin really bad from watching a movie or TV show and you repent in disgust of such a thing. Your disgust of the sinfulness within these movies will not be apparent to you unless you put them away in repentance. I know. I could not see that Daredevil was a super hero who dressed up as the devil. Like a good guy is supposed to dress up as something evil? Okay. That is nutty. But I couldn't see it before. I loved collecting Marvel comics and even loved the movies and TV series. That is until I put away these things in repentance (Whereby I could see them for what they really were).

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I read the story of Adam and Eve but didn't condone what Satan did, and found the story rather intriguing...so what?

Again, there was a moral lesson for good and a plan of salvation involved in the story of Adam and Eve. The coming Messiah (the second Adam) would be their Savior. This is not at all like a secular sinful movie. Not sure why you think the Bible is the same as a sinful secular movie.

You said:
But if your way of thinking, whatever that is, makes you feel special somehow...fine, that's all I can figure is going on here since you touted what you do over what I was doing, because none of your reasoning makes any sense whatsoever...it's the type thing people invent for reasons I won't get into.

You are free to disagree all you like. But you are only denying the truth of 1 John 2:16-18. I know. I also denied the truth of this passage at one time, as well. I felt uneasy reading this passage or coming across it. Do you feel that way when you read 1 John 2:16-18? Try doing a deep study on this passage some time and see where it leads you. Pray to God for the understanding and do not seek to justify your own thoughts of what you prefer to see and enjoy.

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Too much, man. That explains so much about you seeing things that aren't there. There is no such indication at all. The movie actually has some good lessons, it's quite moving, among other things, much much like something I would read in the Bible. So how bout bible stories? do you feel you "lust after those, do you think others do or could? I'm serious, I don't see the connection still to your scripture explaining "the world" and the movie, but I've given you a second chance to answer.

Jesus said,
"Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me." (John 5:39).

16 "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:
17 That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works."
(2 Timothy 3:16-17).

All Scripture speaks of Jesus in some way and it is profitable for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness so that the man of God might be perfect unto every good work.

How exactly does a sinful secular movie that leaves out the message of Christ and His good ways do that?

Okay. I want you to stop. Get your Bible out. Get a note book and a pen or pencil out. I want you to examine every sinful thing you see in a secular movie the next time you watch it. I want you to take note the lack of the preaching of Jesus Christ and His good ways, as well. Make note of these things and see if they are something that will guide you to have a closer relationship with the Lord or not. My bet is that they are going to lead you away from Christ and they will not draw you closer to Him.

Take for example the Avengers. A comic and movie series I used to love. In this new film, they will have a sorcerer in it (i.e. Doctor Strange). In the Bible: God condemns witchcraft or sorcery. I choose to dedicate myself to the Lord and not watch things that promote sinful things that God clearly condemns in His Word.
 
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Not entire credit. For the part that the person played. It's not small. It's crucial. We are free. Not robots executing a program.

If you don't get what I am saying, the Lord will have to show you with His Word sometime. I will pray for you on this one.

May God bless you.
 
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We do not love what the world loves

So you are saying that you have never once looked at a woman in a movie or TV show in a lustful way because of the way she was dressed or the lack thereof?

I resist it just as I do in the word we all live in, no big deal

r example: You said "WT#$%^" in your post

Might as well just lay off that, As you can see I changed it immediately because I knew you'd grab at whatever you could and turn it into a defense. People do that when there is no defense...they get really judgmental.

You post seemed to go on and on, talking around my questions. Did you ever answer them, and if so please point me to just that, if not, can you do that now?

Also answer the question how you are sure Hancock is the slightest bit related to some thing dirty? I mean with that view, Richard Nixon could be said to be a pervert. You can turn that stuff into any out there thing, so I simply ask what was the tip off Hancock is supposed to be dirty, and not just an average everyday name?

Ooops, just saw the following:

Wow. Really?! You want to call God's Holy Word as being worse than a secular movie? There are so many levels of wrong to this statement I do not even know where to begin.

Did you see what you just did there? I said no such thing, yet you twisted it into that. Getting judgmental as I accused you of is one thing, but to make things up like that, it tells a story. When one resorts to deception while they pretend to take the higher moral ground, it looks twice as bad, and, they clearly have no defense at all if they have to stoop to those levels.

You saw I had a point and you tried to evade it with a deception, nothing more nothing less. To drive the point home, as well as answering the questions already posed, can you show me exactly where I said the bible was worse then any movie?

I warned you early on you had no point an now you clutching at straws or worse.

I await your answers.
 
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I resist it just as I do in the word we all live in, no big deal

But why place yourself in unnecessary temptation?
We are told to pray so as not to be led into temptation.
But if we place ourselves into situations that promote sinful things like going into a strip club, or watching movies and TV shows that have half naked ladies in them, then you are not really seeking to resist these things but you are seeking to make your life harder in living holy for the Lord. We are told to flee fornication in the Scriptures. Secular movie watching is one big way to be easily tempted so as to think the wrong thing.

You said:
Might as well just lay off that, As you can see I changed it immediately because I knew you'd grab at whatever you could and turn it into a defense.

It doesn't matter that you edited that swear word out. The problem is that you don't see it as a problem in posting such a word. Do you think you could use that kind of language before the Lord while He is sitting upon His holy throne? What does the Bible say about bad words or cursing? If you apologize, and you truly are sorry for using such a word, then I will understand and we can move on. But if you don't see anything wrong with using a swear word, then I would encourage you to seek the Scriptures on this topic and to pray about it, my friend.

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People do that when there is no defense...they get really judgmental.

Not true at all. I have used Scripture to defend my position here. 1 John 2:16-18 and 1 Corinthians 15:33. But pointing out that which is wrong is not wrong. Is it wrong to say that certain things that the Bible condemns is wrong? I did not write the Bible. God is the author of all basic morality that we know. Every thing I said to you was Scriptural.

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You post seemed to go on and on, talking around my questions. Did you ever answer them, and if so please point me to just that, if not, can you do that now?

I believed I answered your one question you are itching for me to answer.

Your other question was unclear.

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Also answer the question how you are sure Hancock is the slightest bit related to some thing dirty?

I seen the film before I put away my watching secular films and TV shows.

You said:
I mean with that view, Richard Nixon could be said to be a pervert. You can turn that stuff into any out there thing, so I simply ask what was the tip off Hancock is supposed to be dirty, and not just an average everyday name?

Oh, you mean the title of the movie?

In the movie: Mike Epps makes a cameo and mispronounces Hancock's name in a sexual way. So it is obvious that the film is suggesting something sexual with the title of the film.

You said:
Did you see what you just did there? I said no such thing, yet you twisted it into that. Getting judgmental as I accused you of is one thing, but to make things up like that, it tells a story. When one resorts to deception while they pretend to take the higher moral ground, it looks twice as bad, and, they clearly have no defense at all if they have to stoop to those levels.

You said, I quote:

"There is much worse in the Bible...murder, rape, you name it, and I read those stories and don't turn a blind eye to any of it." ~ Kenny's ID.​

You did not correct yourself later and say that the Bible is not the same as secular movie. You simply said the Bible is worse (in relation to a secular movie) in regards to murder, rape, etc. But that is simply not true because the Bible only mentions these things so as to condemn them. For why would you say what you did above and then say no more?

You said:
You saw I had a point and you tried to evade it with a deception, nothing more nothing less. To drive the point home, as well as answering the questions already posed, can you show me exactly where I said the bible was worse then any movie?

I warned you early on you had no point an now you clutching at straws or worse.

I await your answers.

Saying that the Bible is much worse in relation to certain sins by comparison to a secular movie and then not saying anymore and expecting me to guess as to what you are thinking is impossible. I don't know what your thoughts are. I believe you said what you said because you are trying to defend secular movies. Plain and simple. You tried to bring the Bible into it as a part of your defense (in that it mentions sinful things), and it just does not hold any water, my friend. Secular movies do not later correct these sinful things that they show you and point you to Jesus Christ and His good ways.
 
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I resist it just as I do in the word we all live in, no big deal



Might as well just lay off that, As you can see I changed it immediately because I knew you'd grab at whatever you could and turn it into a defense. People do that when there is no defense...they get really judgmental.

You post seemed to go on and on, talking around my questions. Did you ever answer them, and if so please point me to just that, if not, can you do that now?

Also answer the question how you are sure Hancock is the slightest bit related to some thing dirty? I mean with that view, Richard Nixon could be said to be a pervert. You can turn that stuff into any out there thing, so I simply ask what was the tip off Hancock is supposed to be dirty, and not just an average everyday name?

Ooops, just saw the following:



Did you see what you just did there? I said no such thing, yet you twisted it into that. Getting judgmental as I accused you of is one thing, but to make things up like that, it tells a story. When one resorts to deception while they pretend to take the higher moral ground, it looks twice as bad, and, they clearly have no defense at all if they have to stoop to those levels.

You saw I had a point and you tried to evade it with a deception, nothing more nothing less. To drive the point home, as well as answering the questions already posed, can you show me exactly where I said the bible was worse then any movie?

I warned you early on you had no point an now you clutching at straws or worse.

I await your answers.

Dear brother Ken.

I would encourage you not to debate with me further. If you believe secular movie watching is not wrong, only the Lord can show you that. I shown you the Scriptures and I will pray and we can leave it at that. I say the things I do out of love for you and because I care for you, friend. I only want was is best for you in the Lord.

Anyways, I hope you check out my list of Christian movies as an alternative the next time you want to watch a movie.

What Christian Movies Do You Find To Be The Most Rewatchable?

I hope these movies draw you closer to the Lord.

May God bless you.

Sincerely,

~ Jason.
 
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But why place yourself in unnecessary temptation?

I don't have a temptation problem. If you can't deal wit it, don't watch it. I'm not throwing out the baby with the bathwater because you or someone else might not be able to contain themselves.

It doesn't matter that you edited that swear word out. The problem is that you don't see it as a problem in posting such a word.

Of course it matters. Please don't even bother me with something so petty. If you have a real argument, make it, and stop clutching at straws

I seen the film before I put away my watching secular films and TV shows.

In the movie: Mike Epps makes a cameo and mispronounces Hancock's name in a sexual way. So it is obvious that the film is suggesting something sexual with the title of the film.

So, that doesn't mean the title meant a thing other than a name.

You said, I quote:

"There is much worse in the Bible...murder, rape, you name it, and I read those stories and don't turn a blind eye to any of it." ~ Kenny's ID.
You did not correct yourself later and say that the Bible is not the same as secular movie. You simply said the Bible is worse (in relation to a secular movie) in regards to murder, rape, etc. But that is simply not true because the Bible only mentions these things so as to condemn them. For why would you say what you did above?

Exactly, and what I did not say was the bible was worse than any movie...you conjured that up for just the reason I said, and not only will you not admit that still, but you still haven't answered the questions. That being the case, at this point I have to assume you cannot answer and I was right, in that a secular move doesn't mean I'm lusting after anything or in love with the world, hence you haven't a leg to stand on, and it's clear I'm wasting my time to expect you to answer at this point. point..
 
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I don't have a temptation problem. If you can't deal wit it, don't watch it. I'm not throwing out the baby with the bathwater because you or someone else might not be able to contain themselves.



Of course matters. Please don't even bother me with something so petty. If you have a real argument, make it, and stop clutching at straws





So, that doesn't mean the title meant a thing other than a name.



Exactly, and what I did not say was the bible was worse than any movie...you conjured that up for just the reason I said, and not only will you not admit that still, but you still haven't answered the questions. That being the case, at this point I have to assume you cannot answer and I was right, in that a secular move doesn't mean I'm lusting after anything or in love with the world, hence you haven't a leg to stand on, and it's clear I'm wasting my time to expect you to answer at this point. point..

See Post #196.

May God bless you, Ken.
 
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I think I'd get out too...tried to warn you.

May the Lord's love be upon you, friend.
May you find it in your heart to forgive me if you think I said harsh words towards you that were unfair.

Please be well.

Sincerely,

~Jason.
 
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