Frank

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"Don't give in to winning the argument
and losing one of your eternal crowns..."

God bless you...

Frank

Forum: Theological Expressions
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Who is Sadhu?
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What's with the saffron robe and celibacy?
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Sadhu means...
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All these holy men are trying to make Christianity a religion of mystics... (passerby)
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Your comments open many Eyes. (frankie lee)
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Thoughts of an Evil Man! (passerby)
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IT IS HARD TO GO AGAINST GOD. (frankie lee)
Date: 2001, Jun 09
From: Emmanel <denso_plugs@hotmail.com>

Are you born of Elijah, Or John the Baptist? Please state clearly, its hard to go against God or against you and your selfish thinking? Charismatic is really head-wired, you guys proclaim that dead liturgy is not revival anymore, please do not be fundametalistic and misinterpret the bible. Saying Lord a new song, I agree. A new song written with holiness and closeness to God.Not a rocky type of music with even electronic guitars. Charismatic group has no historical foundation which are built on the ROCK, they enjoy fellowship with themselves rather than focusing on God. Sort of befriender's club. When they approached the older non-believers, by their modernized attitude toward religion, they will not be convinced nor even want to hear more. You guys are closing their heart to Christ. You only think for the younger generation but what about the poor older souls? They will think this way as most of them are not educated, " Youngsters nowadays join churches for trend and for knowing more friends to have fun around, one day they will settle down and return to their parents' religion and mature" I am from a non-christian family and this was just one of my own true life account to share. If monks and nuns were to play band and chant the Sutra, I think Buddhism will be gone in a few years time. Think yourself, isn't it funny? This is what I call, "NEW AGE PRACTICE" a substitute of being Charismatic.

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