Everyone and every thing has a mother.
To Mom!
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Everyone and every thing has a mother.
Sorry bout that,
1. I knew there was a reason I have you on ignore.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
Sorry bout that,
1. *Jesus* is the way the truth and the life, no man enters into the kingdom of heaven without him.
2. *Jesus is love*.
3. Find this love, and find this life I speak of.
4. *Seek for Jesus*.
5. For no more or perfect love is there than to lay down ones life for the world of sinners.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
really???
I know right were to find him.... He cooked my dinner last night!
Sorry bout that,
1. Thats kinda strange and yet would be cool if true!
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
He meaning Jesus?
Sorry bout that,
1. *Step Off*.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
Explain to me how the mother of a child can post-date the birth of her own child.
The Mother of Christ was not preceded in birth by her own child.
Therfore, her sanctity has precedence over her child which is Christ Himself.
The Mother of Christ kicks ass. She alone is the path. Not her bastard child.
Except we all lived prior to being born into mortality. And Christ is the Firstborn.
Dump the Jesus shit already.
Holy crap!!!
Sorry bout that,
11. There is *nothing* of any real importance unless it is enjoyed with the knowledge that *Jesus Christ* came to the world to save the sinners.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
Everyone and every thing has a mother. And they as well as those things owe their existence to someone other than themselves.
Christ existent is not a self-deity. It is his mother to whom we should credit the sanctity of worship.
Except we all lived prior to being born into mortality. And Christ is the Firstborn.
>MORMON ALERT<
So what are your thoughts on the Fruit of the Loom references, Avatar?
Is FTL an approved manufacturer of your magical underwear?
Do you have a question or point that is somehow relevant to the topic of the thread?
And as Lonestar pointed out, the scriptures clearly teach of Christ's pre-mortal life.
Do you have a question or point that is somehow relevant to the topic of the thread?
In answering the question posed in the OP, you identified yourself as an LDS Christian, so any question related to Mormon doctrine should be fair game (including my question about your magical underoos).
And as Lonestar pointed out, the scriptures clearly teach of Christ's pre-mortal life.
Yeah, but my ">MORMON ALERT< was geared more toward the doctrine implied by your claim that "we all lived prior to being born into mortality" (the pre-existence of all human spirits), which apparently isn't taught "clearly" enough in the Bible to be promoted as doctrine by any denomination of Christianity (granted, its condemnation as heresy by The Second Council in 553 CE probably had something to do with that).
Now, before you start spouting Biblical scriptures that may or may not be taken as support for the LDS doctrine of pre-existence (Jeremiah 1:5, Psalm 139:16, Isaiah 46:10, Romans 9:11-14, ETC.), bear in mind: the fact that it isn't sanctioned by any denomination of Christianity is just one more nail in Mormonism's coffin (I.E. its classification as a cult by most non-members).
Except The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a Christian denomination [...]
It's still completely irrelevant to the conversation we are having.
Except The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a Christian denomination [...]
Hmm ...I wonder how many non-Mormon Christians would agree.
Maybe we should push some of the pollsters to identify and poll some evangelicals (including some of the few million who stayed home in November).
It's still completely irrelevant to the conversation we are having.
What: the LDS doctrine of pre-existence, or the magical undies thing?
Because, either way, I can point to relevant posts that preceded mine.
Doesn't matter who agrees with the facts, facts don't change based on belief or lack thereof. The world didn't become flat just because some people didn't believe it was a globe. I could insist that a dog is a cat. Doesn't change the fact that it's a dog.
Except The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a Christian denomination [...]
Hmm ...I wonder how many non-Mormon Christians would agree.
Maybe we should push some of the pollsters to identify and poll some evangelicals (including some of the few million who stayed home in November).
It's still completely irrelevant to the conversation we are having.
What: the LDS doctrine of pre-existence, or the magical undies thing?
Because, either way, I can point to relevant posts that preceded mine.
Doesn't matter who agrees with the facts, facts don't change based on belief or lack thereof. The world didn't become flat just because some people didn't believe it was a globe. I could insist that a dog is a cat. Doesn't change the fact that it's a dog.
sorry bout that,
1. I knew there was a reason i have you on ignore.
Regards,
sirjamesoftexas
Sorry bout that,
1. Are you the kid who struck out on school?
2. Are you are person who got a masters degree?
3. Are you the, *working poor*?
4. Are you just plain mean?
5. A *bastard*?
6. Are you an all around *good guy*?
7. *gal*?
8. Are you a rich dude born into wealth?
9. So you're just some *rich kid*?
10. I myself am a person interest, I am a believer of *Jesus Christ* above everything else I am and or have done.
11. There is *nothing* of any real importance unless it is enjoyed with the knowledge that *Jesus Christ* came to the world to save the sinners.
12. Unless you can come to know this, your life is more or less pointless, and life is just a series of wins and losses, one day up, another day down, one day happy one day sad, one day a struggle one day alls fine.
13. Merry Christmas this year, at this time and eternity, to all the followers of Jesus Christ the Lord, may the Lord be with you and keep you within his loving presence forever and ever.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
Hmm ...I wonder how many non-Mormon Christians would agree.
Maybe we should push some of the pollsters to identify and poll some evangelicals (including some of the few million who stayed home in November).
What: the LDS doctrine of pre-existence, or the magical undies thing?
Because, either way, I can point to relevant posts that preceded mine.
Doesn't matter who agrees with the facts, facts don't change based on belief or lack thereof. The world didn't become flat just because some people didn't believe it was a globe. I could insist that a dog is a cat. Doesn't change the fact that it's a dog.
True, but one Monkeys fact is another Monkeys irrelevant belief.
Belief in something doesn't make it a fact. Even extremely popular beliefs. Unless one can repeat the process leading to their 'fact', or provide overwhelming and diverse evidence that points to the factual nature of an event, all you have is an opinion.
Except we all lived prior to being born into mortality. And Christ is the Firstborn.
>MORMON ALERT<
So what are your thoughts on the Fruit of the Loom references, Avatar?
Is FTL an approved manufacturer of your magical underwear?