yeshuaslavejeff
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Anyone who screwed up Star Wars this badly ain't good, s'all I'm saying.
You did NOT say being tempted before.
100,000 true Christians might be tempted to engage in sin.
Those who do then sin (even in thought in heart, as Jesus said) will suffer for it, according to Jesus Word.
Those who are unregenerate , not born again, just continue in sin.
Christ rebuked the devil and overcame him always, and always overcame sin. (and would not likely be called a 'Christian' today, nor accept that label)
Gays live with the devil, accepting his way of life instead of Christ's.
Learn from Yahweh how to live and how to deliver others from sin and from the consequences of sin.
To do that, someone must learn how to judge righteously, the Father's Judgment, as Jesus Says and Teaches To Do.
Yahweh never ignores sin - He deals with it without any prejudice as He is no respecter of persons.
It doesn't matter what someone's trials are, if they sin it is sin and separates them from fellowship with God.
God gives the remedy for that - repentance and "go and sin no more". Live by faith in the son of God, Jesus, and do as He says.
To overcome sin, anyone, they must repent as Jesus always says. Not continue living willfully in gross and abominable sin, no.
I am more asking do you think they ACTIVELY work against Faith ?
Anyone who screwed up Star Wars this badly ain't good, s'all I'm saying.
I always find it funny people throwing their toys in the air because the lead in the new stars movies is female! The Horror! How dare they feminist Nazis!
Seriously feel free to criticise the films for being unoriginal and derivative, having the worlds slowest ship chase, what another bloomin Death Star But complaining because the leads the female, get a life.
The Fem awakens.....
I feel some people forget the prequel trilogy. Lucas seemed pretty intent on drilling his franchise into the grave.
The new movies may not have the same charm as the original trilogy, but these are hardly bad movies. I loved Force Awakens, and I thought Last Jedi was really good. Rogue One is, in my opinion, arguably the best Star Wars movie to date. Still haven't seen the Han Solo movie yet.
I don't get the hate for the new movies. I can understand some criticisms, such as having yet another death star in Force Awakens, but on the whole the movies are quite good, or at the very least they are quite good in comparison to the prequel trilogy.
Disney, if anything, has rescued the movie franchise.
-CryptoLutheran
Are we referring to the death/passing of Luke? He’ll be back for the next film.TFA was okay, but TLJ basically broke the series. I think a good way to understand why a lot of people dislike the movie, even if they wouldn't put it in so many words, is to realize that Lucas' approach to the SW universe was very much in line with Tolkien's thoughts in his essay On Fairy Stories. TLJ violates and abandons these sort of principles or thought process, and moves the universe more towards a post-modern, Game of Thrones-lite, direction. To do this, it destroys the Eucatastrophe (as Tolkien calls it) of the previous films. That's why some people hate it.
Are we referring to the death/passing of Luke? He’ll be back for the next film.
He had to pass on in last Jedi, since can you imagine the situation if Mark Hamill was to Ill for the third one? The death of Carrie fisher ensured that the second film would see the death/passing of Luke.
Remember in the Star Wars universe death is no necessarily the end. They were mirroring obi won kenobis death.No, I mean the complete destruction of his character. Every single OT character has been basically destroyed by the ST. Luke dying wasn't a problem, him dying a complete and utter failure was. Also, no, Carrie Fisher's death had nothing to do with Luke dying. They actually planned on her being the central OT character in IX, and so had to completely rewrite the script following her death.
I'm sure they happy that you aren't thereWalt Disney was always into the magical... but his properties didn't really go down hill until his death.
I really try to avoid being there when it's Gay Days in the parks. It isn't that we don't rub shoulders with sinners day to day, but the celebration seems to give them approval to display affection in public. Sorry, but that's repulsive...