Business, people, and geography statistics for Alaska boroughs and census areas from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Business, people, and geography statistics for Alaska boroughs and census areas from the U.S. Census Bureau.

chantal wrote from possible accidental ignorance:

>Everything you have been taught, believed, studied...All this
knowledge
>came from a governing board who has translates and decifers what
>everything in the original text means

your whole thesis is fallacious. You obviously have not read my posts
here (feel free to do a search on this newsgroup). I've barely used
anything from a Watchtower publication.

You are being presumptuous that I haven't studied outside
"board"-approved material. You are 100% unequivocably incorrect.

With all due respect here's a scripure you may want to consider prior
to posting again:

"Has presumptuousness come? Then dishonor will come; but wisdom is with
the modest ones."

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lsenders@hotmail.com wrote:
> Bart Goddard wrote:
> > lsenders@hotmail.com wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > Bart Goddard wrote:
> > >
> > >>
> > >> I cite, again, "ALL Scripture is written for OUR learning."
> > >> Each verse is for every man. It's plain. It's simple.
> > >> It's straighforward. Nobody can read a verse of the Bible and
> > >> then assert this verse wasn't written for him.
> > >>
> > > And again you fail to distinquish between application and
> > > interpretation. It is a fundamental error.
> >
> > You can try to hide behind platitudes, but I'm not failing
> > at all here. (If I were trying to convince you of something,
> > then I might be failing, but I'm smarter than to try to
> > teach a pig to sing.)
> >
> > The bottom line is, (and this is exactly what I said)
> > your nonsense where you try to dodge verses you don't like
> > by saying they were written for someone else won't make
> > good theology no matter how you slice it, or what sort of
> > smugness you try to hide behind.
> >
> > I promise you: Everyone on this newsgroup sees right through
> > you and the false airs you put on.
> >
> Bart, if you could stop posturing for once, and stop presuming that
> everyone opperates off of your own mental orientation, then perhaps a
> discussion could proceed. "Hiding beind platitudes" reveals how you
> perceive life, not how I do. It matters little to me what you think
> of me. What matters is that people gain true truth. And if we are
to
> do just that, we must stop looking at the Bible as some "magical"
> charm. What you are suggesting is really a devotional stance.
Nothing
> wrong with that per say except that it does not promise to gai