jt: Let me change that to "some sort of superstitious
thing" -My belief doesn't go this far
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John: When baseball season comes on, and
help but notice what political bondage you are in.---
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Lance, Why?
Scripturally, what basis do you
John:Yes indeed.
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writes:I believe the 'conscience' is 'constructed' socially. I do not believe that the 'conscience' of humankind is informed by
God.
jt: For the unredeemed this is so,
they march to a different tune because of
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[TruthTalk] Christians' authority over nature (Romans
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Romans 1.12-16 a passage rather hard
to encapsulate in a quick note.
I think v.12 speak of those who live
outside the
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As I read you it is apparent that your own sense of 'right
and wrong' is informed by family, society and religious tradition.I do believe
that God, Who embodies 'right wrong' ontologically, does break
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As I read you it is apparent that
your own sense of 'right and wrong' is informed by family, society and
religious
Kool again
Smittyson
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John:Yes indeed.
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In a message dated 8/21/2004 5:48:24 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John: When baseball season comes on, and I coach kids baseball, I often wear the same hat in exactly the same way every time we have a game. When I do not or cannot follow this pattern of activity, I feel
In a message dated 8/21/2004 9:00:33 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No need for Toronto. Just bring in Jimmy Carter..He's got a Nobel prize you know!!
Yeah, he brought peace to Middle East.
JD
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authority over nature (Romans 1.12-16)
Romans
1.12-16 a passage rather hard to encapsulate in a quick
note.
I
think v.12 speak of those who live outside the framework of Torah. I.e.,
without the Law -or- under the law = outside the framework of
Torah
In
v.13
Sadly this is truev and the
reason for same is outlined in Romans 1:18-32. Because of our fallen
natures mankind is deludedinto doing our own thing andcalling it
good. You seem to put a lot of stock in the Abrahamic covenant Lance. Do
you know why God chose Abraham? Because he knew he would
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Subject: Re: [TruthTalk]
Christians' authority over nature (Romans 1.12-16)
I believe the 'conscience' is 'constructed' socially. I do
not believe that the 'conscience
Romans
1.12-16 a passage rather hard to encapsulate in a quick note.
I think
v.12 speak of those who live outside the framework of Torah. I.e., without the
Law -or- under the law = outside
the framework of Torah
In v.13,
hearers of Torah (rather than readers, because of the rarity
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