Finally! Something you can relate to.
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This is kind of crap that makes me think you are just a troll. You’re having fun. Sitting out there in Oklahoma on your throne of cow pies, looking down and condemning us for not living up to your idea of christianity. You have your fun, we have ours. If you really believed all that crap you are condemning us for you would have left a long time ago after you realized no one was buying it. You are an amateur asshelmet.
You were kicked out of your church weren’t you?
No I wasn’t. Why?
I admit, it is funny and I have enjoyed persecuting you most of all.
I’m not condemning you. You have already condemned yourself. Don’t blame me for pointing it out to you.
And I don’t feel rejection from anyone here because I’m not offering anything to be rejected. Perhaps you have confused your mean-spirited attacks for rejection because you thought I was offering salvation through Christ. I can’t offer you what you already have. I can only mock what you ignorantly deny.
I wouldn’t want anyone here to think there is no hope. All things are possible with God but really, I’m not condemning anyone. I laugh at you to keep from crying over you. But there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ. When you received your salvation, you invited Christ in. He’s still in there as far as I know. It’s hard to tell tho. You’ve hidden Him under a bushel.
Insane babbling. I’m done.
I should be so lucky.
Looks like the victims compensation fund will continue. Tough few years for rand Paul.
Because of his cognitive limitations and mental illness, he believed outlandish reports in the news and on social media, which increasingly made him unhinged. He became obsessed with “attacks” from those he perceived as Trump’s enemies. He believed stories shared on Facebook that Trump supporters were being beaten in the streets. He came to believe that he was being personally targeted for supporting Trump: Mr. Sayoc thought that anti-Trump forces were trying to hurt him and they were to blame when his van was vandalized.
Remind you of anyone?
Remind you of anyone?
The sentencing memo echoed what Sayoc’s mother, Madeline Sayoc, said in a statement last year as she pleaded for Trump to tone down his rhetoric.
“Our political leaders, like our President Donald Trump, need to recognize that there are many sick people in this country who take their rhetoric and words of ‘War with the Media’ and ‘War with the Democrats’ to heart,” she said.
Yeah, I could see her doing a jihad for Trump. Amusingly I can’t see her doing a jihad for Jesus.
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You were right, Will. It wasn’t an attack at all. It was rejection. I just didn’t have the mental capacity to understand the difference.
I find that curious too. Does it mean she owes more allegiance to trump than she does to her Lord and Savior? Where do the priorities lie?
Why it matters: President Trump campaigned on the promise of “draining the swamp.” But Bernhardt is just the latest in a revolving door of special interests to take over key positions in the president’s Cabinet. The New York Times’ Eric Lipton notes that as of Thursday, the Defense Department will be run by a former Boeing executive, the Department of Health and Human Services will be run by a former pharmaceutical lobbyist and the Environmental Protection Agency will be run by a former coal lobbyist.
Christians are trained from early in life to ignore/rationalize all inconvenient parts of the Bible. I know, I was raised in the church and was thusly trained. For example, the Bible clearly states that women who pray with their hair uncovered should have their hair cut off. Christians take that clear verse and rationalize it away with another verse that says a woman’s hair is a covering, which is absurd as that would mean the first verse is meaningless but it suits their desire to achieve salvation without inconvenience so they run with that.
I know my family did. I remember my mother telling our pastor that she would do anything for God but don’t ask for her money or her time. I remember thinking, what the hell else is there? I had enough sense not to ask, though, even at that age.