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ScoutingTheNarrowRoad

@ScoutingAlong

Just scouting along. 🇻🇦

Beigetreten Ocak 2022
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ScoutingTheNarrowRoad
ScoutingTheNarrowRoad@ScoutingAlong·
@lolkms247 What? You’re living in a fantasy world where all Christians rape gay kids? Do you hear how stupid that sounds?
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mama_ligma
mama_ligma@lolkms247·
@ScoutingAlong A Christian talking about homosexuality is like an abuser talking about their abuse victim. Your kind won’t win against us. Yall do corrective rape and conversion therapy on gay kids. Scum
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ScoutingTheNarrowRoad@ScoutingAlong·
What respect have I not afforded to others? The insult is ad hominem because ad hominem is attacking a person rather than the argument Also yeah let’s talk about the “breeder” comment Which again is meant as insult unless I’m much mistaken. Your comment makes no sense on multiple levels: 1. Being sexually attracted to the opposite sex does not mean you necessarily are one to have children. 2. Saying those who have children are “breeders” as some sort of derogatory word is stupid. Would you tell your parents “you’re just a couple of breeders”? 3. If by your comment you meant there are multiple ways to become heterosexually attracted(though I don’t understand why you wouldn’t just say that), I think I could agree. Though I don’t see how this in any way retorts against what I have said.
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Fanged Noumenon
Fanged Noumenon@mipiscionelculo·
@ScoutingAlong @Texaggie79 @BreeSolstad @ArielleScarcell You get the same amount of respect you give others And it’s no ad hominem, it’s an insult that directly correlate with your poor socially constructed “reasoning” You have been answered already I told you that there’s different ways to become a breeder - you didn’t like that ans.
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ScoutingTheNarrowRoad@ScoutingAlong·
I’ve never heard that insult for a brain shape Smooth brain of course, but a flat line? it’s interesting to say the least Anyway, perhaps instead of resorting to ad hominem, which is never a marker of a winning argument, perhaps you could, in your obviously vastly superior mental capacities if your comment holds any truth, formulate a coherent logical argument to object about my values without having to default to insult
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Irish Jagdhund
Irish Jagdhund@n8937939513946·
@ZELLKLUMPEN What is the genuine teaching on this? Does what he did constitute blaspheming the Holy Spirit? Sincere question.
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Sir Josef
Sir Josef@Sir__Josef·
@ZELLKLUMPEN Murder, especially this kind, is an unpardonable sin.
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Alex Smith
Alex Smith@7Qwerk·
@ZELLKLUMPEN I don’t. I know it’s wrong for me to think that. But I sincerely hope he is burning in hell because of the genocide on innocent infants he did. I’ll pray for myself, so that my heart can be softened. But I’m not going to pray for this evil bastard
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The Bible In Context
The Bible In Context@BibleInContext1·
When a Catholic says, they don’t worship Mary, what they mean is that they don’t magically turn her into a wafer and eat her!
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Emerald giss@EmeraldGiss·
@MarioStar08 Well the problem here is the year, they are 2 decades early.
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James Ewen
James Ewen@JamesEwen0407·
@TaylorRMarshall @t0bitsdog @A_A_Ron_314 @schiziodbosch And you can never justify you worshiping and praying to idols, you can never justify you worshiping and praying to a false god you call Mary. You can never justify denying that a person must be born again. The RC is nothing more than a pagan religion.
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Holden Cole
Holden Cole@HoldenCCole·
The Protestant Bible is missing nearly 10% of God’s Word. No wonder they’re confused.
Holden Cole tweet media
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Dr Taylor Marshall™️
Dr Taylor Marshall™️@TaylorRMarshall·
Protestant nonsense: "but in the Middle Ages, they made up the word bishop." 🤡 The origin of the word "bishop" was not a "made up word". It derives from the original Greek word: ἐπίσκοπος (Greek) > episcopus (Latin) > episcop (early English > piscop > pishop > bishop Same goes for priest: πρεσβύτερος (Greek) > presbyterus (Latin) > presbyter (early English) > priester > priest Please read more books and educate yourself.
Tertius@TertiusIII

@XxXDomyNXxX @TaylorRMarshall My point exactly. The proper translation is overseer but in the Middle Ages, they made up the word bishop and applied it, erroneously to the word episkopos.

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ScoutingTheNarrowRoad@ScoutingAlong·
Again with v35 it does not say anything about the active verbs of eating or drinking, just about being satiated. v63 comes after v51 and so the “flow” should be traced from 51 to 63 across the verses in between And as I explained in the other thread: v63 is a continued chastisement of those who were not believing His words about eating and drinking Him 51 can’t be continuing the metaphor because it explains the metaphor. Jesus was talking about the bread He will give, and then He says what the bread is: His flesh
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Sand To Rock
Sand To Rock@sandtorock·
@ScoutingAlong @TomorrowsWar Verse 51 fits within the same flow as verses 35 and 63. Jesus defines the imagery as coming to Him and believing, and contrasts Spirit with flesh. So I see verse 51 as continuing that metaphor, not introducing a defined physical change.
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C. Wilson 🇻🇦
C. Wilson 🇻🇦@TomorrowsWar·
Can you show me any writing from a mainstream Christian leader before 400 AD that looks like modern Protestantism? If the earliest Christians would instantly recognize you but find Catholicism alien, it should be easy to quote them describing a faith that matches yours.
J Heckathorne, the Bible is enough@HeckathorneJay

@TomorrowsWar Hardly. The irony is Catholicism would be unrecognizable if it were biblical; yet the earliest Christian’s would have no problem recognizing you.

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