Anakin7 Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 (edited) As I have with our new non LDS Christian friend Lee I have invited another non LDS Christian Paul Pavao I have been in contact with who is the WebSite Owner of http://www.christian-history.org. If he come to visit I would ask that you all show him the same Christlike/Charitable Love you have shown Lee.I hope he can join us. In the meantime you may wish to see his Historical Material on his site that I have linked to. Thank you all in advance. In His Eternal Debt/Grace Anakin7 Edited November 25, 2015 by Anakin7
RevTestament Posted November 26, 2015 Posted November 26, 2015 I actually looked over his website a few weeks ago, and thought it was pretty good. I found myself agreeing with most everything on his site.
theplains Posted November 27, 2015 Posted November 27, 2015 I found the comment that Constantine could overthrow Christianity as humorous. Not even thegates of hell would prevail against the church Jesus founded. As in the early days of the church,Jesus is still adding to it. Regards,Jim
mfbukowski Posted November 28, 2015 Posted November 28, 2015 As I have with our new non LDS Christian friend Lee I have invited another non LDS Christian Paul Pavao I have been in contact with who is the WebSite Owner of http://www.christian-history.org. If he come to visit I would ask that you all show him the same Christlike/Charitable Love you have shown Lee.I hope he can join us. In the meantime you may wish to see his Historical Material on his site that I have linked to. Thank you all in advance.In His Eternal Debt/GraceAnakin7The guy promotes helping students to cheat?No thanks.
Calm Posted November 29, 2015 Posted November 29, 2015 The guy promotes helping students to cheat? Wow, that is really weird.
mfbukowski Posted November 29, 2015 Posted November 29, 2015 Wow, that is really weird.That ad is hilarious actually. I was going to quote it but all I had was my phone as a device and the formatting would have been too difficult. The ad itself for the cheating service is horribly written. It almost seems tongue-in-cheek but sadly it's not.
Five Solas Posted November 30, 2015 Posted November 30, 2015 Interesting approach, Anakin7 - inviting your non-LDS/Christian friends to this forum. Obviously there are never-LDS who invest their time here, but I have to think it's a pretty steep learning curve if you come here and don't have an LDS background already. And mfbukowski (who has done his homework already on your invitee) awaits newcomers & and their ideas like a Venus flytrap...;0) Curious what you hope to accomplish by doing so. I'll confess I've invited a few LDS to this forum (and its predecessor) and my goal was to make them aware of the many difficulties--historical, theological and otherwise associated with their religion and to get them to appreciate a person might leave for reasons other than being offended (e.g., the "milk striplings" story) and/or merely wanting to sin. And I thought it would be more convincing if they read such things from an LDS moderated forum. Basically I wanted them to be more accepting--of me. And did it work? Hard to say for sure. But I haven't invited anyone here in a long time. --Erik
mfbukowski Posted November 30, 2015 Posted November 30, 2015 Interesting approach, Anakin7 - inviting your non-LDS/Christian friends to this forum. Obviously there are never-LDS who invest their time here, but I have to think it's a pretty steep learning curve if you come here and don't have an LDS background already. And mfbukowski (who has done his homework already on your invitee) awaits newcomers & and their ideas like a Venus flytrap...;0)Curious what you hope to accomplish by doing so. I'll confess I've invited a few LDS to this forum (and its predecessor) and my goal was to make them aware of the many difficulties--historical, theological and otherwise associated with their religion and to get them to appreciate a person might leave for reasons other than being offended (e.g., the "milk striplings" story) and/or merely wanting to sin. And I thought it would be more convincing if they read such things from an LDS moderated forum. Basically I wanted them to be more accepting--of me. And did it work? Hard to say for sure. But I haven't invited anyone here in a long time. --ErikAll I did was actually read his site. Pardon my reading comprehension.
Five Solas Posted November 30, 2015 Posted November 30, 2015 All I did was actually read his site. Pardon my reading comprehension.you were flattered by my comparing you to a Venus flytrap - dissolving your opponents' arguments in the digestive goo of your postmodernism. go on - admit it.;0) --Erik
mfbukowski Posted November 30, 2015 Posted November 30, 2015 you were flattered by my comparing you to a Venus flytrap - dissolving your opponents' arguments in the digestive goo of your postmodernism. go on - admit it.;0)--ErikThanks for admitting that my approach is absolutely invincible.
Anakin7 Posted November 30, 2015 Author Posted November 30, 2015 5 Solas my purpose was just to reach out and invite Christlike/Charitable Dialogue. May you have a Grace filled day. The Atonement It Is The Central Doctrine In His Debt/Grace Anakin7
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