I have included (below) a quotation regarding Karl Barth. Since he has been thoroughly condemned as a raving liberal here on TT, I thought it only fair to give him reprieve from time to time. Even a cursory reading of his works presents us with a man who controlled by the biblical message
Say JD - Isn't this the kind of monologue you've been
complaining about?
On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 03:15:55 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have included (below) a quotation regarding Karl Barth. Since he
has been thoroughly condemned as a raving liberal here on TT, I thought
Right on, Andy Rooney!
Andy Rooney said on 60 Minutes a few weeks back:
I don't think being a minority makes you a victim of anything except
numbers. The only things I can think of that are truly discriminatory are
Barth did not consider himself a Liberal?
I bet then he did not consider himself a Heretic either, anymore than the LDS consider themselves NON-Christian..
Then again what heretic ever considers themselves a heretic and how would such a Opinion look pinned on their sheepskin?
Years ago the LDS
Not even close.
JD-Original Message-From: Judy Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: TruthTalk@mail.innglory.orgCc: TruthTalk@mail.innglory.orgSent: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 06:55:10 -0400Subject: Re: [TruthTalk]Barth, the world and tomorrow
Say JD - Isn't this the kind of monologue you've been
Could you underline the quotation or put it in quotes. I am having a
hard time telling where it is?
Thanks,
Terry
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I have included (below) a quotation regarding Karl Barth. Since
he has been
Judy, when JD speaks it is the oracles of
God. When you speak it is monologue. Try to keep that straight. J iz
From:
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Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005
4:55 AM
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Sorry. It is the last paragraph. A "liberal" used to be someone who basically saw natural explanations for the conceptualization of "God," for the recorded or claimed miracles and so on. Barth very much a believer. His God was real, His Christ died for the sins of the world, his miracles offered
Sigh! How could I have missed it - Thanks so
muchfor keeping me straight (too much on my mind I guess)
but it's good to have a friend :)
judyt
On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 08:52:25 -0500 "ShieldsFamily" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Judy, when JD speaks
it is the oracles of God. When you
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But more than this, an additional point in my post was that
regarding prayer.Understanding that"prayer without ceasing" is an
attitude/passion gives prayer its proper place and function in the
Christian community as I see it.I can begin my Bible study with an
Good thoughts, Terry. I also think
there are times to be like Jacob, and wrestle with God until we receive His
blessing. I think maybe that characteristic of Jacob was one reason that
God liked the ornery rascal. Funny thing about the prayer of Jabez book.
The first time I ever remember
Title: Slice of Infinity (HTML)
This email was forwarded on to my husband
and all the other members of our church band by their music director,
Dale: izzy
Subject: FW: [Slice 987]
Attend to What You Sing (September 19, 2005)
Good Morning,
I received the e-mail below this
Jesus did not teach us to pray like Jabez.
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ShieldsFamily wrote:
Good
thoughts, Terry. I also think
there are times to be like Jacob, and wrestle with God until we receive
His
blessing. I think maybe that
Jesus never said there is only one way to
pray. He gave us a perfect model; not a formula. iz
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Terry Clifton
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005
11:21 AM
To: TruthTalk@mail.innglory.org
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk]Barth, the
This is true, but the model was to pray for His will, not gimme more.
We are to be slaves for Him, not make Him our slave. That seem fair to
you?
ShieldsFamily wrote:
Jesus never
said there is only one way to
pray. He gave us a perfect model; not a formula. iz
Yes of course it does. Jesus taught us to
be persistent in prayer. (Luke 18: 1-8) One can ask for something and still
defer to Gods will. Jesus did in the Garden of Gethsemane,
didnt He? We just dont need to confuse God with Santa Claus. His
highest priority is our holiness; not our
Just had a thought. How does one be persistent without being
repetitious?
ShieldsFamily wrote:
Yes of
course it does. Jesus taught us to
be persistent in prayer. (Luke 18: 1-8) One can ask for something and
still
defer to Gods will. Jesus did in the Garden of
I'll go for that!
ShieldsFamily wrote:
Yes of
course it does. Jesus taught us to
be persistent in prayer. (Luke 18: 1-8) One can ask for something and
still
defer to Gods will. Jesus did in the Garden of Gethsemane,
didnt He? We just dont need to confuse God with
We are to TO be repetitious and to not
give up! We are cautioned not to pray with vain repetition, to be
seen, or to be legalistic. Prayers from the heart are never vain
repetition, which even the Lords Prayer can be if it is
approached from a formulaic attitude. And asking God for things
Subject: Stress relief
Not that you're stressed, but you
might know someone who could use this...
Just in case you have had a rough
day (or two), here is a stress management technique recommended in
several of the latest psychology texts. The funny thing is that it
really works...
1.
What do we have in the Garden of Eden.
A man and a woman created from the dust of the earth.
They were created mortal beings and used (I assume) the Tree of Life to continue to live.
They were not expelled from the Garden because of their sin - rather because they might [continue] to eat of
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