Even though he's not a Calvinist, Nang has adopted him into the "Clan."
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Nang seems to love the underdog?
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Respectfully disagree on that. Clumsy, repetitive, transparent misdirection, maybe. Sure sign of a scam artist what knows he's been spotted, so he clams up and doubles down on the scam.
This thread has a rather strange effect on posters. Why, just the other day, the usually mild-mannered AMR got angry with old GM and resorted to name calling. He called me a "Simpleton." He has since avoided this thread.
Perhaps you have something there?
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Nang would side with anyone who hates MAD.
Nang and PPS aren't very interested in Paul's Gospel. (The Grace Gospel)
It appears as if most posters on TOL are uninterested in the true Gospel.
Nang, I did counter your response. I said that there are exactly and precisely Twelve Apostles, not "five hundred" (cf. 1Co15:6KJV).
And there are other rites within the Catholic Church besides the Roman rite; all of these other dioceses are in full communion with the Holy See; most of them had parted with the Holy See previously, and decided to return, and they were received, and they were not forced to change to the Roman rite.
This is a hint or a clue as to what the bishops might consider if non-Catholic ecclesial communities wish to unite with the successor of Saint Peter, IMO.
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Well, according to Nang, the gospel is Genesis-Revelation. :jawdrop:
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I do believe godrulz once called me a simple simpleton.
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I do wonder sometimes, given the above, about your reading comprehension skills, in light of this:
http://theologyonline.com/showthread.php?89868-Spammers-wasteland&p=4748609&viewfull=1#post4748609
Try resisting the urge to put down in writing whatever random thought pops into your noggin. A mind poured out on paper is evidence of serious issues.
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Nang
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Right. Even Saul, the killer, ended up preaching it. . .
You're way off the "Truth Path."
Do the Methodists preach a gospel? :think: When did that happen?
What "Issues" would those be Dr. Freud? Perhaps old GMs mind is a wee bit faster than yours? Could that possibly be? Is it within the realm of possibilities? Think about it. Oops, too late, I already have the answer. See what I mean? Also, I believe I've mentioned to you before, I don't actually read long intricate posts that contain links and highfalutin words and phrases. I'm a "simple" kind of guy. There's a differentiation between being a simple man and being a simpleton. Know what I'm getting at?
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How so?
Saul was a killer up until the time God regenerated him to new life, then his name changed to Paul and he preached the Gospel.
More than likely not. My Father was a Methodist before he heard the Gospel and became saved.
However, where in the Old Testament was the Grace Gospel (Paul's Gospel) preached?
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