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[Bootlipkiller]

Jesus Harris we don't need a holy war here!

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[Tomkat]

Jarbo have u ever heard me preach one word??



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I have, and I have never met you. I just hope your lord forgives you for all of your sins.

If you really hoped that, you would pray. Other wise, just lip service, and not the good kind.

[3legged_lab]

Jesus Harris we don't need a holy war here!

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Hats for bats. Keep bats warm.

[jarbo03]

Jesus Harris we don't need a holy war here!

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Hats for bats. Keep bats warm.

Eric says fuck you Jobu, I do it myself.

[Bootlipkiller]

Hey bartender! Joe boo needs a refill.


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[assateague]

Should've got a live chicken.

[jarbo03]

We don't need people puking all over the locker room.

[3legged_lab]

Pedro Cerrano: "Jesus, I like him very much, but he no help with curveball."

Eddie Harris: "You trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball?"

[Bootlipkiller]

Pedro Cerrano: "Jesus, I like him very much, but he no help with curveball."

Eddie Harris: "You trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball?"

That's my favorite!


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[Bootlipkiller]

I just drug this thread out of the toilet it was going down (metaphorically speaking). That's my contribution to the forum today. Your welcome.


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[3legged_lab]

That or the two guys in the stands at center field arguing.
"Whadya mean too high? Its too hard."
"Who gives a shit, its outta here."

[Bootlipkiller]

Your right. To many to pick a favorite! The Asian guys working on the field are great.


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[Eric Haynes]

Jarbo have u ever heard me preach one word??



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I have, and I have never met you. I just hope your lord forgives you for all of your sins.

If you really hoped that, you would pray. Other wise, just lip service, and not the good kind.

No I really mean, for your sake, that your lord forgives you. I do hope that everyone that chooses a religion is right about their choices. 100% serious about that.

[capt1972]

Harry Doyle: That's all we got, one goddamn hit?
Assistant: You can't say goddamn on the air.
Harry Doyle: Don't worry, nobody is listening anyway.

[Bufflehead]

I'm not a thumper. I only worry about my own soul. I don't give a fuck what gun you shoot or what you believe. Me, I am going for eternal salvation. You will have your own judgement day, thats none of my business.



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Preaching about eternal salvation and dropping f-bombs all in the same post




Don't get me wrong, I cuss with every other word but I have nothing but respect for people that TRULY believe in God and what the Bible says, but you my man will be sitting in hell right beside the rest of us.

[Feelin' Fowl]

I'm not a thumper. I only worry about my own soul. I don't give a fuck what gun you shoot or what you believe. Me, I am going for eternal salvation. You will have your own judgement day, thats none of my business.



Blog- http://www.ksducks.com

Preaching about eternal salvation and dropping f-bombs all in the same post




Don't get me wrong, I cuss with every other word but I have nothing but respect for people that TRULY believe in God and what the Bible says, but you my man will be sitting in hell right beside the rest of us.

What's wrong with that? Another common misconception is that you must go to church to practice a Christian religion...we might have a good topic for a new CI thread...

[rebelp74]

Organized religion is a scam. I'm a Christian and believe strongly in the teachings of Christ, but organized religion is pretty much against what Christ taught.

[The Duck Hammer]

Organized religion is a scam. I'm a Christian and believe strongly in the teachings of Christ, but organized religion is pretty much against what Christ taught.

Are you saying that I'm less of a Christian than you because I regularly attend church?

[rebelp74]

Organized religion is a scam. I'm a Christian and believe strongly in the teachings of Christ, but organized religion is pretty much against what Christ taught.

Are you saying that I'm less of a Christian than you because I regularly attend church?

Negative, I'm not judgmental on that stuff. It's your choice to follow your religion of choice however you see fit. The above is just how I see fit. #freewill

[The Duck Hammer]

Organized religion is a scam. I'm a Christian and believe strongly in the teachings of Christ, but organized religion is pretty much against what Christ taught.

Are you saying that I'm less of a Christian than you because I regularly attend church?

Negative, I'm not judgmental on that stuff. It's your choice to follow your religion of choice however you see fit. The above is just how I see fit. #freewill

I know just wanted to see how you responded. I don't care how others see it either. Theres a lot of play in Christianity as you can see by all the different denominations.

[sws002]

Organized religion is a scam. I'm a Christian and believe strongly in the teachings of Christ, but organized religion is pretty much against what Christ taught.

Are you saying that I'm less of a Christian than you because I regularly attend church?

Negative, I'm not judgmental on that stuff. It's your choice to follow your religion of choice however you see fit. The above is just how I see fit. #freewill

This. It drives my wife crazy. She's a devout Catholic, still very rarely misses a Sunday at church. I still go to church with her when I can (retail makes it hard), but I'm of the belief that going to church on Sunday has about zero to do with who you are as a Christian. Not saying you can't be a good Christian and do so, but doing so does not make one a Christian. I like to think I see more of God on a morning in the blind than most will in their lives.

[rebelp74]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

[The Duck Hammer]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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[rebelp74]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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Yep, but the Sabbath is a hebrew thing from the 10 commandments of God.

[Feelin' Fowl]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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Explain the development/start of Christmas and Easter as a pagan holiday...

[jarbo03]

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[rebelp74]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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Explain the development/start of Christmas and Easter as a pagan holiday...

The modern English term Easter, cognate with modern German Ostern, developed from the Old English word Ēastre or Ēostre.[nb 2] This is generally held to have originally referred to the name of an Anglo-Saxon goddess, Ēostre, a form of the widely attested Indo-European dawn goddess.[nb 3] The evidence for the Anglo-Saxon goddess, however, has not been universally accepted, and some have proposed that Eostre may have meant "the month of opening" or that the name Easter may have arisen from the designation of Easter Week in Latin as in albis.[24][25]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter

[Tiler_J]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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Explain the development/start of Christmas and Easter as a pagan holiday...

You explain the Easter Bunny first!

[The Duck Hammer]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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Explain the development/start of Christmas and Easter as a pagan holiday...

Christmas goes along with the winter solstice which was a big deal with pagans. I don't remember everything on it. They have a lot of info on it on the History channel every year and go pretty deep into all of it.


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[Feelin' Fowl]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


Sent from my Vox Mortem

Explain the development/start of Christmas and Easter as a pagan holiday...

The modern English term Easter, cognate with modern German Ostern, developed from the Old English word Ēastre or Ēostre.[nb 2] This is generally held to have originally referred to the name of an Anglo-Saxon goddess, Ēostre, a form of the widely attested Indo-European dawn goddess.[nb 3] The evidence for the Anglo-Saxon goddess, however, has not been universally accepted, and some have proposed that Eostre may have meant "the month of opening" or that the name Easter may have arisen from the designation of Easter Week in Latin as in albis.[24][25]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter

That explains the name, not the holiday itself.

Christ rising from the grave (Easter) was not based on a pagan holiday. Also I don't think that Good chose to have Mary give birth to his son (Christmas) based on a pagan holiday...