On 8/4/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Theophilus, Patriarch of Alexandria, starts heavy persecutions against theGentiles, turns the Temple of Dionysos into a Christian church, burns downthe Mithraeum of the city, destroys the Temple of Zeus and burlesque the
pagan priests before
On 8/4/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear
Gilberto,
Mob
violence (which usually involves throwing rocks) cannot be equated with
executions by stoning.
I think it depends on the degree to which the mob represents the values
of the community as a whole. For
Where do you get the concept of anomaly from. I thought you were a
nominalist. There is no such thing as an ideal real typical Christian.
The Reconstructionists are no less Christian than anyone else.
Dear Gilberto,
Would you say the same thing about Osama ben Laden?
I'm not trying to define
On 8/5/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where do you get the concept of anomaly from. I thought you were anominalist. There is no such thing as an ideal real typical Christian.The Reconstructionists are no less Christian than anyone else.
Dear Gilberto,Would you say the same thing
The Reconstructionalists are one modern group, but from the very beginning
of Christianity, there have been MANY different groups which in various
respects have looked at the commandments of the Old Testament and said, hey
there is a lot of good stuff in here that we should still be doing.
Dear
On 8/5/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Reconstructionalists are one modern group, but from the very beginningof Christianity, there have been MANY different groups which in variousrespects have looked at the commandments of the Old Testament and said, hey
there is a lot of good
Susan,
At 03:04 AM 8/5/2005, you wrote:
I think, by the way, you are vastely overestimating the numbers of Christian
Reconstructionalists. As Mark pointed out, Gary North went over to Christian
Identity. Fundamentalists have become increasingly politicized over the past
thirty years, but very,
Dear friends,
here is a question
Is there anything in the Writings or teachings about bringing a sue?
For example would Bahais be able to sue for medical malpractice.
I feel i read somewhere that there is to be no suing or no strikes..
CAn you please clarify for me
thanks
MArylou
When separated from Calvinism, these views are generally called dominion
theology.
Dear Mark,
I though dominion theology *was* Calvinistic.
For instance, Pat Robertson, while a dispensational premillennialist, has
taken some ideas developed by Rushdoony, whom he admires a great deal, and
used
Hi, Marylou,
At 10:01 AM 8/5/2005, you wrote:
I feel i read somewhere that there is to be no suing or no strikes. CAn you
please clarify for me
There is no prohibition against suing. To my knowledge, it is not even
discouraged. I once sued a company myself (a vacuum cleaner company) - and
Title: definitions needed (take your time)
Certain definitions are needed dear Mark
Please take your time dear Mark and Susan and give good, clear definitions
(but most importantly the IMPLICATIONS ) for us of these ISMs
PRE-MILLENIALISM
POSTMILLENIALISM
PRETERISM
DOMINION THEONOMY
Hi, Susan,
At 10:24 AM 8/5/2005, you wrote:
I though dominion theology *was* Calvinistic.
The terminology is sometimes confusing. However, no, dominion theology is
generally the term used for kingdom now theology, a pentecostal approach
(also called latter rain) inspired by William Branham.
Dear Marylou,
Is there anything in the Writings or teachings about bringing a sue?
For example would Bahais be able to sue for medical malpractice.
Certainly.
Baha'is are discouraged from taking disputes with one another to civil
courts and are encouraged to use Baha'i institutions instead.
Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Baha'is are discouraged from taking disputes with one another to civilcourts and are encouraged to use Baha'i institutions instead. But thiswouldn't apply to disputes with non-Baha'is".
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Dear Susan, is not so easy to see the limits of this
Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Baha'is are discouraged from taking disputes with one another to civilcourts and are encouraged to use Baha'i institutions instead. But thiswouldn't apply to disputes with non-Baha'is".
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Dear Susan, is not so easy to see the limits of this
Dear Susan, is not so easy to see the limits of this discouragement, I
think it is Ok for , but until Bahá'í Courts come to existence, there would
be problems with serious cases, in these situations, civil/judicial actions
as well as bahá'í administrative actions are encouraged, don't you think?
Hi, Khazeh,
At 10:41 AM 8/5/2005, you wrote:
PRE-MILLENIALISM
There are several versions of this approach to eschatology, mostly related to
the timing of the rapture/translation of the church (pre-trib, mid-trib, and
post-trib), but, generally speaking, a premillennialist believes that Christ
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