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Would you adopt a terrorist?

Discussion in 'General Baptist Discussions' started by Gina B, Dec 29, 2009.

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  1. Gina B

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    My wife and I are empty nesters. It fills me with repulsion. Our little dog in the avitar is our only live in guest.:tongue3::applause:
     
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    I would be honored to pray for anyone. I would be especially honored to see the results of that prayer possibly be the salvation of another soul. A terrorist is no worse a sinner than I am and he/she still needs a Savior. I'd absolutely pray for a terrorist - even though I most likely would not want to meet them at this stage in their lives.
     
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    I would both like to meet one and pray for them. Thanks for posting this!:thumbs:
     
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    I'm thankful that my Father adopted this terrorist.
     
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    You can't just drop a bomb like that and not explain!
     
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    It fills me with hope.

    Why not do for others what others have done for me. It is a great testimony and honors God when we pray for those who persecute us...its even biblical. :)
     
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    Joy.....to spread the true Word of God.
    Revulsion......to have to protect me or mine because someone else follows satan and tries to harm me or mine.
     
    #8 Nonsequitur, Jan 1, 2010
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    Yes, but never online where my ip address can be traced to terrroristic ties.

    I can imagine the FBI showing up at my door...

    Or worse yet an al Queda operative... There are too many big brothers out there to be aligning myself online with a terrorist...

    Pray for them yes...

    Being stupid in the way I do it.. no.
     
    #9 tinytim, Jan 1, 2010
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