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And THAT is what I keep hearing in what he's saying. It's as though he's trying to win the argument but not the soul.

 

If you have one of those with its head in a hole, it would be very appropriate.

 

The best one yet... :thumbs:

 

You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

 

:laugh: Absolutely hilarious.

 

'Evan', you sound so much like Baptist Board member 'Bible John'. It's uncanny:

 

Maybe uncompassionate isn't the right word. But you sure do make it seem like you're looking for a good verbal sparring match with them.

Have you approached the pastor in any of these churches?

 

I'd like to see an answer to Ann's question, because the first thing that ran through my head was: if he's at another church when there are people there, wouldn't that normally be at times when his own church is in session?

 

:laugh: :laugh:

 

Uh you can witness and have no compassion at all. It appears that is where you are at.

 

I have no dog in this fight, but some churches do have multiple service times on a Sunday morning, or even (gasp!!) Saturday evening. Just sayin'

 

No rabbits, kangaroos or ostriches just some solid answers, please. How does Jude 23 apply to this situation?

And others save with fear, pulling them out of the fire;
hating even the garment spotted by the flesh.
Jude 1:23 KJV​

You've made some claim to being or desiring to be an apologist. Explain to me how this verse is speaking of apostate churches in context. Are apostate churches the fire spoken of here or are they the spotted garments?

Once explained how do we get the application that passing out tracts at the church is saving some , pulling out of the fire or hating polluted garments? What is the principle of fear spoken of? Fear of the Lord or instilling fear in the ear of the listener?