[Vision2020] Say What?

[Joe Campbell]

You are a sick man because in a post where you try "explain" why  
you're not a racist, even though you like to tell racist jokes, you  
close with a "joke" about the military murdering the (black) President  
of the United States.

But you're a "Christian" and not a racist and (presumably) "pro- 
American." Holy crap! How do you nuts get away with this junk? And why  
isn't everyone concerned that a local Moscow church promotes such  
hateful rhetoric?

Do you realize that your whole world view rests on the hope that  
logicians know nothing about reasoning, biologists know nothing about  
the origin of life, etc.? It is hard to climb out of the irrational  
hole you're put yourself in, brother. There is really nothing for you  
to hold onto other than your own arrogance.

Sent from my iPhone

On Oct 1, 2009, at 3:55 PM, Nous Tweaker <noustweaker at hotmail.com>  
wrote:

>
> Joe Campbell wrote: [[ You are a sick man. ]]
>
> Would you care to elaborate on that? Am I a "sick man" because I  
> have a strong desire to live according to Scripture? Or because I  
> try to deal charitably with other people who are also trying to live  
> according to Scripture? Or is it perhaps because I question the  
> received "wisdom" of our ungodly age? On top of the fact that it can  
> require a lot of hard work to understand the full implications of  
> the Bible's teachings, sinful people are good at self-deception, and  
> since I am a sinful person, I can't exclude for myself the  
> possibility that I or another Christian or group of Christians might  
> be barking up the wrong tree with regard to the interpretation and  
> application of Scripture. But I am not prepared to admit that  
> Scripture itself is "the problem." The Bible contains the solution,  
> and is never the problem. I would say that taking the Bible  
> seriously is a healthy sign, not a sign of sickness. But that's just  
> my Christian faith talking . . . In any case, I am neither ashamed  
> of anything in the Bible nor of anyone's desire to live according to  
> its teachings. We need to constantly examine the Scriptures and our  
> own hearts for error, but in principle the desire to live according  
> to God's Word is a good thing, and I thank God for instilling such a  
> desire in the hearts of His children. May God in His mercy help us  
> to know and rectify our errors! But trusting in His Word is not one  
> of them.
>
> Nous Tweaker
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