>What is more, some of us could tell from the style of the language
that you
>could not possibly have written it.

What a weak assumption. You don't know me. But you would recognize my
name if I revealed it as you have most certainly read some of my
publications.

>So yes, you are a plagiarist.

If I am than you certainly are. Your posts are connect-the-dots when it
comes to trinitarian propaganda. You are a hypocrit for pretending you
haven't plagiarized. Frankly, I care very little as God is watching and
you will not get away with it anyway.

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wilsonl035@hawaii.rr.com wrote:

> I then ask who came first and who came second?
>
> Easy.
>
> I then ask is this designation one of total equality?
>
> No.
>
> I ask if they are two persons?
>
> No.
>
> That's it. Scriptures suggesting otherwise out of context are placed
> in the above context.


Yep, that's the way heresy works. One invents a context and forces
Scripture to fit it.

Bart

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Gary wrote:

> > >
> > Read
> > Chafer. Read "The Psychology of Faith" by BBW, vol 9, p 313.
>
>
> More snide remarks, my you have changed, Loren.
>
> On the one hand you CLAIM to want a discussion of theology,
> but on the other you seem to have reverted to some lower
> life
> form.
>
> I suggest the you read the Bible, for a change.
> Maybe God can change you.
>
Well, believe what you will about me and my intent. However, I still
encourage you to read these two items. If left on a deserted island
and having the choice of having only two books to leave with me, one
would, of course, be the Bible but the other would be Chafer's "Grace."
You have to read it in one sitting inorder to digess such an
antithetical ordering to that of the world and its many "religions."

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(~) THE HIGH COST OF WATER

A Stewardship Sermon by Thomas R. Henry
St. Pauls United Church of Christ, Chicago

September 25, 2005

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