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frederick reacted to Fledgling's post in the thread False Witness on Polygamy: A Response to Michael Foster with
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The problem with saying that the burden of proof is on the one making the assertion, is that both parties then have to decide on and agree about who is making "the assertion". To most Christians, the foundation is that "The Bible forbids... -
frederick reacted to Man_in_the_Middle's post in the thread I am currently professing Polygny but I do not yet possess it.... with Like.
Really the point was the difference between professing and possessing... I can profess all kinds of knowledge and study and research etc, into polygny.... But that is a very different thing than actually possessing it. I presumed that these...
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frederick replied to the thread I am currently professing Polygny but I do not yet possess it.....I fully understood.... . I was just being an idiot. No offence intended. It's a valid point you are making. Shalom
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Babsolutely. further: in a more natural world, only the desireable men would be getting married.
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BBartato reacted to Man_in_the_Middle's post in the thread Becoming more physically attractive with Like.
Boom! This cannot be overstated!!
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BOh yes. This involves a complete change of mind, a new mindset, for the vast majority of women. And this is why my conviction is to begin with a Matthew 28:19-20 approach. It's a new life, grounded in God's Word, a mind functioning within a...
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The Revolting Man reacted to Fledgling's post in the thread False Witness on Polygamy: A Response to Michael Foster with Like.
The problem with saying that the burden of proof is on the one making the assertion, is that both parties then have to decide on and agree about who is making "the assertion". To most Christians, the foundation is that "The Bible forbids... -
frederick replied to the thread Becoming more physically attractive.Oh yes. This involves a complete change of mind, a new mindset, for the vast majority of women. And this is why my conviction is to begin with a Matthew 28:19-20 approach. It's a new life, grounded in God's Word, a mind functioning within a...
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This is slightly off topic, but in the "red pill" movement, there is a saying something to the effect of this. "Women make rules for men that they aren't highly attracted to, and break rules for men to whom they are highly attracted." The...
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frederick reacted to Man_in_the_Middle's post in the thread I am currently professing Polygny but I do not yet possess it.... with Like.
This is an interesting video that reveals the difference between professing and possessing... I do not yet possess multiple wives. I pray that one day I will be blessed with another lovely lady and many children will follow!
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frederick replied to the thread I am currently professing Polygny but I do not yet possess it.....Wow, that's provocative... you posted a video of MacArthur and Sproul talking about salvation. If you really want to kick the hornets nest, suggest we discuss sovereign election and eternal security. ;) I'll get the popcorn ready.
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frederick reacted to Heavens Declare's post in the thread False Witness on Polygamy: A Response to Michael Foster with Like.
What assertion? I myself am not making any assertion, but rather denying the assertion that you/your friend is making, that it is forbidden in the New Testament. I am saying "Prove it"!
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HHeavens Declare reacted to Mojo's post in the thread False Witness on Polygamy: A Response to Michael Foster with
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Could an example be: Point: “Men can have babies” Counterpoint: “No, they biologically can’t.” You don’t need to present an entire logic proof to counter an absurd assertion? The burden of proof will be placed on the original point? -
HHeavens Declare replied to the thread False Witness on Polygamy: A Response to Michael Foster.What assertion? I myself am not making any assertion, but rather denying the assertion that you/your friend is making, that it is forbidden in the New Testament. I am saying "Prove it"!
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I love Gods Word. The entire thing. I am taken by the sheer practicality of the Proverbs and the praise of the Psalms, the dejection of the Lamentations, the warnings of the Prophets, the poetry and desperation of the Songs, the societal...