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And your last line was "Don't bring JUDGEMENT into this, that is God's alone."What did that have to do with the price of eggs?
QuoteI'm sure there is a bunch of stuff in it that nobody has a clue about.It will will takes days / weeks before we really know what's in it and what all of the ramifications are.I don't know fudd,By reading this thread, it would appear that there are many who know all, already.
I'm sure there is a bunch of stuff in it that nobody has a clue about.It will will takes days / weeks before we really know what's in it and what all of the ramifications are.
"Render unto Caesar...."Jesus and his followers gave everything away, no property, no goods, no weapons. Marx was the first one to "coin" the phrase "socialist". Jesus lived by the rules if someone needed it, give it to them. Jesus is love, love is giving, not taking and gave until it included his life which is all he had left.Is there one story in the Bible where Jesus turned away from anyone in need? And he gave everything, not just "some". Jesus is about selflessness.Who followed the principles of Jesus in the modern day world? Mother Theresa gave everything she had, she had no weapons, she owned nothing, she provided care and medical treatment to the most helpless and unwanted, the cast off's of society....the Lepers.Jesus said we are ALL children of God and everyone in God's eyes is equal and treated the same because we are all sinners.. Don't bring JUDGEMENT into it because that is for God alone.
Quote from: seabiscuit on March 22, 2010, 08:09:50 AM"Render unto Caesar...."Jesus and his followers gave everything away, no property, no goods, no weapons. Marx was the first one to "coin" the phrase "socialist". Jesus lived by the rules if someone needed it, give it to them. Jesus is love, love is giving, not taking and gave until it included his life which is all he had left.Is there one story in the Bible where Jesus turned away from anyone in need? And he gave everything, not just "some". Jesus is about selflessness.Who followed the principles of Jesus in the modern day world? Mother Theresa gave everything she had, she had no weapons, she owned nothing, she provided care and medical treatment to the most helpless and unwanted, the cast off's of society....the Lepers.Jesus said we are ALL children of God and everyone in God's eyes is equal and treated the same because we are all sinners.. Don't bring JUDGEMENT into it because that is for God alone.God said, "Thou shalt not steal"There was also a 'law' to give 10% to God. So does the government supersede God? Does everyone who has condoned this, agree that if God only needs 10%, we give the rest to the government? Seriously, you can call this humanitarian for your conscience all you want to, that is how theives and liars justify their actions, but for every so called 'new' coverage for the poor little soul that was displayed on air you will have another poor soul who will be told they are too far gone to save, too old to be saved and their families will be told, 'there's nothing we can do', all the while down the street, miracle drugs will be given to the one deemed worthy to be saved. Don't believe me, it's happening now, however, the government just got your permission to be 'transparent' about it.Humanity lost, people, you think you are doing good, just wait, hell will be welcomed compared to some of the agony people will be put through. You have no idea. Not until you walk a mile in the same shoes and you still won't be heard and others won't care as long as they are getting what they want.
"Render unto Caesar…" is the beginning of a phrase attributed to Jesus in the synoptic gospels, which reads in full, “Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s, and unto God the things that are God’s” (“Ἀπόδοτε οὖν τὰ Καίσαρος Καίσαρι καὶ τὰ τοῦ Θεοῦ τῷ Θεῷ”) (Matthew 22:21).This phrase has become a widely quoted summary of the relationship between Christianity and secular authority. The original message, coming in response to a question of whether it was lawful for Jews to pay taxes to Caesar, gives rise to multiple possible interpretations about whether it is desirable for the Christian to submit to earthly authority. Interpretations include the belief that it is good and appropriate to submit to the state when asked; that spiritual demands supersede earthly demands, but do not abolish them; that the demands of the state are non-negotiable; or that spiritual authority should maintain its independence from temporal authority, which rules by force rather than moral law.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Render_unto_Caesar...
Nicely put, SeaBiscuit.One has to wonder if this Moslem masquerading as a marxist, is using our Christianity against us?I say again, taxpayer funded abortions.
