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50 Most Influential Christians on the BB

Discussion in 'Other Christian Denominations' started by DQuixote, Jan 17, 2007.

  1. Benjamin

    Benjamin Well-Known Member
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    1st …Influential as per learning from and appreciating, being mostly in agreement…

    HankD
    Humblesmith
    Ed Sutton…when he gets serious
    John of Japan

    2nd …Influential with a lot of disagreement but learning from because it caused me to dig…

    RJ Prince
    Pastor Larry
    DHK… ½ and ½

    3rd …Influential in how to talk to people while giving some worthy advise…

    Helen…also some doctrinal
    Tiny Tim
    Menageriekeeper

    Honorable Mention…

    I am Blessed 16
    ScarlettO
    Webdog
    C4K
    Blackbird
    Mcdirector
    TaterTot
    Baptistmom
    I’m sure I’ve left off some names

    People that really get my goat…

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  2. Dustin

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    That sanderson guy!

    :BangHead: :BangHead: :BangHead:



    No, that was a joke. Where has he been lately?


    The people I myself have been most edified by are (no particular order):

    Jarthur001
    Pastor Larry
    Chemnitz
    npetreley
    Rippon
    DHK

    There's many more, but I can't think of them all.


    People whom I really admire, whether I agree with them or not:

    (no particular order)
    Scarlett O.
    Helen
    Brother Bob
    Ed Edwards
    Joseph Botwinik
    Heavenly Pilgrim
    gekko
    webdog
    Ed Sutton (he's hilarious sometimes)
    tragic_pizza
    this list goes on and on...

    It's hard to say who's been most influential, because wisdom comes from so many here.


    Soli Deo Gloria,
    Dustin
     
  3. Allan

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    Put me down as top dog #1 - RooF!!

    I'm in the least and proud of it... :thumbs:

    I don't post a whole lot on these threads, just here and there. But when I saw this it peaked my interest. Something new is hard to come by on here.
     
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  4. DQuixote

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    Doctrine, folks! Doctrine! Not all that other stuff!

    :1_grouphug:
     
  5. Marcia

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    Influential in what way?

    Or is it just most popular or well liked?

    I don't get it at all. :confused: :confused:

    And my name hasn't been mentioned. :(
     
  6. Rippon

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    Marcia , Marcia , Marcia !
     
  7. Dustin

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    What doctrines specifically? Calvinist or free will? Wine or grape juice? Baptist or Presbyterian? Not trying to be funny here, but exactly what doctrine?


    Soli Deo Gloria,
    Dustin
     
  8. tinytim

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    Did someone say Marcia?:wavey:
     
  9. tinytim

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    Most level headed...
    PastorSBC1303

    Most fair...
    C4K

    Best ol' fashioned doctrine
    John of Japan

    Most relevent to today's generation
    Joshua, Webdog, rbell

    Best women teachers (if you can call them that)
    Tatertot
    Scarlett
    Bapmom
    Helen
    Marcia
    Donna

    Most Legalistic....
    Well you all can guess.

    Most gracious
    Tatertot, Mcdirector

    Most classy
    Dr Bob, Barnabas Halo

    Most stately.
    Jim1999

    Best speller
    Edsutton

    Most liked to disagree with
    Aaron, SFIC, JJump, Rufus

    I could go on and on.... But I won't
     
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  10. EdSutton

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    Strange! I never figured you would be one to "toot your own horn." :laugh:

    I agree! :thumbsup: , and I'd add Andrew_T and Squire Robertson, to the list as well, as the Webmaster and Administrators are all very classy, IMO. C4K would probably belong on this list as well, but he has the dubious privilege? of moderating two or three of the most contentious forums, generally, that are on the BB, so gets a bad rap, from some sometimes. However he is usually extremely fair, IMO, although a couple of times I have disagreed with a decision he has made.

    Why not? Someone would surely show you the way out, I would think! :tongue3: At least, I'm sure that a couple would probably be more than happy to show me out, anyway. :laugh:

    Thanks for the votes Benjamin and Dustin, although I'm not sure I really deserve it. I will, however, plead guilty to having a warped sense of humor.

    Seriously, folks, the most influential are the 'top dogs' on the BB, the Webmaster, Administrators and Moderators, in that order, whether or not you or I actually usually see their hand or posts. No matter how much you or I agree or disagree with them, they have the right and power to edit, cut, remove and delete whole threads, if necessary. The most articulate of posters outside that category has no such influence, hidden or otherwise. If they deem it necessary, thay can ban any and all from the BB, permanently if necessary. Until they are accounted for in this list, the rest is nothing more than 'hot air' from any of us. Maybe the list should be the top 100, then we might have the 50 spots to fill.

    Ed
     
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    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    Ed
     
  12. tinytim

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    Ed, I just edited my list to include you... lol

    How can I forget you?
     
  13. EdSutton

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    Watch it! You'll become a 'marked man'! :tongue3: :laugh:

    Folks, I really am not seeking any votes, in any way. I listed whom I thought should be there.


    Ed: "Knock! Knock!"

    tinytim: "Who's there?"

    Ed: "See! You've forgotten me already!!" :laugh: :laugh:

    Ed
     
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    You know I actually woke up thinking about this list because I was afraid that someone's feelings might be hurt by it. Then I found Tiny had stolen my thunder *stomp* ;)

    I only listed one person -- not because I couldn't list more -- but I woke up thinking about the categories of people that I've learned from - so here goes -- Tiny actually put names in his, but I don't even think I can do that because there are many that scoot in and out. Even the guys that joke a lot say profound things. Even the guys I disagree with, I learn from.

    Those from whom I've learned
    -how to speak my mind.
    -how not to speak my mind.
    -when to keep my mouth shut.
    -biblical truths.
    -biblical untruths.
    -biblcal history.
    -history of the bible. (a new passion of mine thanks to the bb)
    -humor.
    -caring, compassion & kindness.
    -distance education.
    -seminary education.

    I guess this could go on and on too . . .
     
  15. tinytim

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    Welcome to Baptistboard, EdSutton. I hope you enjoy your stay here.
    Your name seems familiar.....hmmmmm.....now where did I see it before?
     
  16. EdSutton

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    It's called 'Old-Timer's disease', tinytim, but it does seem to strike some earlier than others. :tongue3: :laugh: :laugh:

    Ed
     
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    Allan is absolutely the best calvinist non-calvinist on the board! :applause:
     
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    You're on my list!

    Another twist on this thread...influential doesn't necessarily mean "good influence". There are plenty on here that definately influence others negatively which should be on a top 50 list.
     
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    And God knew you were gonna say that all along.:laugh:
     
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    Tim, are you kidding me?!?

    A couple of years ago selling shoes a kid told me that his new shoe were "tight". I asked him if he needed them in the next size up, to which he replied "no, they're tieeeet." I said "so how much bigger do you need them!".
    *sigh*, I guess I'm not as "off the chain" as I though I was (whatever that means)...
     
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