Y'all funny. Not as funny as that bloke in his uniform Green

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As to your remarks Mick, he's a military man, he's spose to talk about war and killing and related matters. But he's a Christian first Greenie - No...? Let's keep in mind, no matter his personal beliefs, he's been sent to make war by this President and the Democratic Congress too. So duty to Congress takes precedent over Christianity But if one y'all arranges it, I'll go talk with him in y'all's behalf. I don't expect he'd like me much as I don't favor these foreign policy initiatives. Isn't he supposed to love his enemy anyway.

? I couldn't say whether he's a Christian or not Mick. Sounds a little suspicious to me. I pray for people who have despitefully used me, but I don't associate with them, and if they were to shot at me, I'd have no compunction about shooting back. This isn't quite the same as he has chosen the military as his career, which to me seems contradictory to living a Christian life from the start.

he has a duty to obey God rather than the traditions of men. Huh I'm getting confused

?Perhaps medication would hel with that confusion, or a Guiness. (: refer to my previous remark. Too, my more republican party associates have a great deal of difficulty me personally because I believe individual soldiers, especially Christians, to disobey bad orders. You should see the disconnect when the Nuremberg Trials are mentioned: referencing, I was just following orders, is not a defense.

As to his assertion that the God of Abraham is greater than Allah, about that there is no question. So there are two of them? If you do your research you will discover that Allah was the 'moon god' in a pantheon of Arab tribal gods before Mohammed singled him out for greatness. Kind of like getting a record contract? Winning 'Deity X factor' or something? 

?You shoulda studied the scripture more Mick. Therein God acknowledges lesser gods. Meaning Lucifer, and the fallen angels are gods from mans point of view, which is why men worship them. LOL, why not.

Which is why I posted that short read for Ed earlier in the week. If anyone was to read it, you would know that among Julian Huxley's goals in founding UNESCO was to stamp out Christianity and replace it with a pantheistic/animistic humanist oriented religion for the masses. Further, if one was to even give a cursory study of UNESCO's history you would have no difficulty recognizing that that organization has in no way veered from their founders mission.

And gentlemen, a number of raptures will transpire one day, and some of you will be in the forefront of dismissing it, as now. Remember that saying 'Judge not'...? you have no right to do so it is spiritual pride on your part and therefore your own downfall.

? Jesus, and his apostolic representatives said these events will come to pass, and in the final analysis, Jesus will be sitting on the Judgment Seat, both for those raptured and those headed for the Lake of Fire. My believing the scripture has nothing to do with me judging, and even if it did, that in no way excuses you from God's judgment.

That said, I do disagree with this idiotic notion of trying to bring prophecy/Armageddon about since no man knows the time, yknow. 6.54 p.m. 29th of July 5613...you head it here first....shhhh....I might end up deified by Edlorah

? I suppose it could happen Mick, that Ed guy ...

QUICK, someone denounce that man ...No. The last bit shows you are not as mired in dogmas as I feared.  

? The scripture is either true or it ain't. I believe it is. If no one else does, that's fine too. Jesus Christ has made me a much better man than where I was bound before he came into my life. And for that I am terribly thankful.

Hope you and the family are well Mick. Stay in touch. :)