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Though he was not the first to employ such a philosophy, the phrase is generally associated with Nicollo Machiavelli.Originally posted by WallyGator:
I must be getting old-timers disease; can't remember who came up with "the end justifies the means" ideology. Any anyone remember?![]()
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Its DavidFWhite, not DavidRWhite.Originally posted by skanwmatos:
Does the fact that DavidRWhite has not responded indicate he has retracted his statement?
Originally posted by Phillip:
David, may I ask you a couple of questions and I am not trying to entrap you I simply am wondering where the dividing lines REALLY fall (without reading the books put out by either side).Originally posted by DavidFWhite3:
[qb] He is the most destructive indiidual in the life of the SBC. He is responsible for more slander, libel, and outright lies about some of the greatest Christians Southern Baptists have ever produced. He is a good man, but a misguided man, who thinks his way is the only way, and that his understanding of what the Bible is, is the only acceptable understanding. His contribution to SBC history is the idea that truth is determined by who has the majority of votes at a convention. In the end, he will be revealed for what he really is, a well intentioned, but horribly misguided man, who helped lead the SBC away from its historic roots, and into the clutches of Fundamentalism. the greatest heresy of our time.
Do you believe that the first eleven chapters of Genesis are literal or allegory?
Not allegory, but more akin to parable. I do not believe in talking snakes and magic fruit, but I do believe that Genesis three is a parable that acurately describes the human condition.
Do you believe that the flood was literal (earthwide, etc.) or allegory?
I believe there was a flood, but I do not take all aspects of the Noah story to be literally true. It is a story of God's perserverance and promise.
Are you a professor, student or involved in a seminary? (I didn't look at your profile)
B.A. in Religious Studies from Furman. Master of Divinity from SBTS in Louisville. Have served four churches as pastor. Currently do talk radio in Columbia, SC.
I am just curious to know what you really believe in relationship to what Pressler says he believes.
Pressler is misguided as are all Fundamentalists. Fundamentalists are by and large eaten up with the leven of the Pharisees, characterised by self righteousness and hostility toward anyone they cannot control.
Thanks WallyGator. I was just revisiting some old stuff here and forgot how much fun you folks have.Originally posted by WallyGator:
David F. White3,
Merry Christmas
Where ya been?
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