You mean he sang too?! :shocked:
Did you know Presley did that little number? if so, give me a date fast!
You mean he sang too?! :shocked:
I never date married women.Did you know Presley did that little number? if so, give me a date fast!
1963!Did you know Presley did that little number? if so, give me a date fast!
1963!
AMR
1963!
AMR
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Given the whole Serpent in the Garden incident, I think the devil is as likely in my next-door-neighbour's cat as in Elvis (an anagram for "evils"). I've read that he's somewhat lion-like, but then I've read that of Jesus too, and I certainly wouldn't want to confuse the two. A good neighbour's got to be very careful about such things.
toldailytopic: The devil made me do it. What role does the devil play in our daily lives?
He appears as an angel of light where he does his most damage with his false gospel from people like godrulz, andyc, etc etc.
His supposed omnipresence is something most fail to see as actually unbiblical.
AMR
OK, I will own up to it with humble sadness. Anyone who's read C.S. Lewis' space trilogy will appreciate the cautionary self-reflection that Ransom, the Christian hero of the series, somehow unwittingly winds up as the tempting 'Serpent in the Garden' for the innocent world of Perelandra.:up:
His ministers are in pulpits all over the world teaching people to keep the law, keep the sermon on the mount, or get water baptized to be saved.
But with all due deference aside and in all due respect of holy men and office, without a doubt of hesitation, the most vile and devilish creatures I have ever met have been certain licensed and ordained church pastors within my own Christian demoniation of the Presbyterian Church in America, one of whom I'm almost convinced was dæmon-possessed, and who remains in full status of acceptance among the denomination.
I'm not sure just when reversible clothing was invented, but it happens. :upright::jawdrop:
Surely a "man of the cloth" wouldn't deliberately mislead his flock now would he?
The devil is a fictional character, he plays about as much of a role in your life as Edward Cullen.
When people say "the devil made me do it" what they are really saying is that they don't want to take responsibility for their actions.
It's all pretty simple.
Tempter .... and accuser of the brethren ... 'til he's given the heave ho by Michael and Co.
Teaching. - Just teaching. The Devil has many, many ministers, ministering false doctrines, doctrines of the Devil. -- That's all, nothing else.
Peace.
Paul -- 062210
If you were under personal attack by the devil himself, you would know it. His supposed omnipresence is something most fail to see as actually unbiblical. The other so-called attacks by malevolent forces way too many claim are usually the result of a rancid piece of digested meat or severe chemical imbalances.
AMR
You mean Edward Cullen is real? SWEET!!!!! I want to be a sparkly vampire.You are wrong about the fictional character.
Well at least we agree on something.But you are right about the excuses.
What kind of crazy nonsense are you spouting off with here? I had an orange earlier today, is that what you are talking about?Yourself included. You will face judgement for your actions because you are dead to God, and eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Just like many "pentecostals".
You are right. You can live in the real world and see it for what it really is and get out of that delusion you have been feeding yourself. It will make you a better person. Smarter too.And as I told you before, it doesn't have to be that way.
The PCA has procedures for dealing with these accusations. Have you availed yourself of them? Spoke with the session? Filed a complaint with the presbytery? If not, you are violating your obligation as a PCA member and merely accusing the brethren herein. :squint:But with all due deference aside and in all due respect of holy men and office, without a doubt of hesitation, the most vile and devilish creatures I have ever met have been certain licensed and ordained church pastors within my own Christian demoniation of the Presbyterian Church in America, one of whom I'm almost convinced was dæmon-possessed, and who remains in full status of acceptance among the denomination.