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mhead66
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I live in Glen Burnie, Maryland, but I'm from beautiful Elizabeth, Pennsylvania
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kac4Him
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From New Jersey here no place you ever heard of probley unless you read a bag of M&m's
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Miguel
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Well, born in Brooklyn brought up in Puerto Rico and know living in Stockton, CA
One Wife Two Kids Two Dogs Two Cats
Big family
-------------------- Romans 9:11-24
Our Eschatology may vary even our Ecclesiology may be disputed among us but our Soteriology most assume a singularity and exclusivity which in biblical term is known as Quote; "The Narrow Way" and Quote!
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helpforhomeschoolers
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The Black Hills of South Dakota here
And by the way daniel, I dont know what Wasichu is in Mankato, but here in the Dakota Territory, it is a not very nice Lakota Sioux name for "white man"
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Daniel S
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quote: Originally posted by Gary: ...I'm from Mankato, Minnesota, USA...
Gary
...and I'd bet (if I were a bettin' man) that you and I are both members of the Wasichu "tribe" How(dy)
Dan S
(did I spell that right?)
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Gary
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Back on subject...
I'm from Mankato, Minnesota, USA, about 75 miles southwest of Minneapolis where the Minnesota River suddenly bends north.
Gary
-------------------- "For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." Romans 6:23 NASB
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Ok, I take your point. May be I was being a little judgmental. That reflects some very bad experiences I had with authority based semi-cultic Christian groups, which really screwed up my life for a time. If you would like to discuss anything I said, please let me know.
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annointedlady
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NYB because we are in danger of diverting this thread and maybe already are I I think we ought to talk more on another one. However I do think to judge a sermon without hearing it is unfair. I know the man of God who preached it and the majority who attended that sermon k now exactly how good the preaching was. It was the best sermon I heard ever on authority precisely because it was not controlling. It really helped me understand the blessing in obeying authority and also when we do not abuse conscience. To get through to a natural rebel like me it must have been good!
love in Jesus Annointed lady
ps we should start another thread wherever to discuss this further as otherwise this one is not about where we all physically come from and will put people off!
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Hampshire is a very pleasant county. But if was young, I would find it difficult to buy a house in Hampshire. Large parts of it are however being concreted over to make way for the 1/2 million per annum immigrants.....
What you say about the "bishop" is very interesting. Yes, I would agree that his only interest is in ingratiating himself - but not with the goldy amongst men, but with all sorts whom I would never admit as Christians in a million years. As you may or may not have gathered, I do not regard the CofE as a true church, but a gnostic church - being deeply heretical. That is not to say that there may be some goldy people within it, and I am sure there are - like the persecuted Bishop of Chester - but all in all, I regard the CofE in pretty much the same way as Luther, Calvin et al. regarded the Catholic church in the middle ages - i.e. a bastion of antichrist.
quote: Originally posted by annointedlady: I am trying to work out how to say this because we have had the most awesome sermon yesterday about why we need to respect authority
In respect of what you say above, I would have grave reservations about the giver of that sermon, and indeed that church's theology in general. For me, its "been there, done it many years ago". I would have been seriously tempted to walk out of a sermon like that. A true Christian will lead largly by example, not lecture people on why they should respect authority (the kind of lecture that you would expect from a chief constable). God gives us liberty to choose whom to esteem, and so did Christ, whom did not esteem the Pharisees one iota, although he largely (but not always) obeyed them because "they stood in Moses seat". Similarly, I obey whom I have to, but the Anglican hierarchy are not people whom I have to obey and I esteem them not.
As far as multi-culturalism is concerned, I see no advantage in it. The world has not been made any happier because of it - in fact considerably unhappier. I regard happy-clappy pentecostal churches, which are beloved of immigrants, as usually a considerable way from orthodoxy. Although the meetings can be almost cultic in intensity, they are often shallow and devoid of true theological insight. I am a firm believer in the maintance of the biblical doctrines concerning 1 Cor 14;33,34 and 1 Cor 11;2-16 etc, which are almost universally rejected in such churches (note 1 Cor 14;38 - "If he ignores this, he himself will be ignored"). And I reject tithing and all forms of enforced giving as unacceptable hallmarks of legalism, which again, you will find very much in evidence in those sorts of churches. But actually, under close scrutiny and beneath the surface, many of them fail the test of obedience over and over again.
Anyway, as Paul said, Phl 1:18
quote: What then? notwithstanding, every way, whether in pretence, or in truth, Christ is preached; and I therein do rejoice, yea, and will rejoice.
but he also said about legalistic churches Gal 1;8
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But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let him be eternally condemned!
...interesting.
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annointedlady
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I have met him as he was one of the trustees of an organisation I used to work for.
Actually I have been to dinner at his house in the dim and distant past.
I am trying to work out how to say this because we have had the most awesome sermon yesterday about why we need to respect authority and I am not about to speak out if he has some kind of authority in any way against the man: but I do feel he needs to look before God at what he is preaching and saying. Some of it is not Biblical. I feel he compromises. To really follow Jesus you cannot compromise and curry favour from man.
How can I put it? I have never been impressed. He does not hold the best record as far as the evangelical and charismatic churches here are concerned.
Traditional Cof E is about the furthest dimension within Christianity away from me. I am the kind who has to be somewhere where you can dance and sing and praise and worship and not be inhibited. I go to a very multicultural church with a lot of people from Africa in the congregation. My senior Pastors are Jamaican. But there are English people in leadership and many other cultures all mixed in. It suits me to the ground. I don't have to be English white and middle class there. Either it is all out sold out for Jesus or nothing. I am just not quiet enough for some English people and I like to be where I see people get saved weekly. I love my church. (Christian Life Centre).
I love Hampshire. It is the best and quickest place for a day by the sea from Oxford so I often hit the A34 and get at least as far as Poole.
love in Jesus Annointedlady
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quote: Originally posted by annointedlady: You don't know.....Oxford!
And before you ask yes I was a student but not at the Oxford Uni.....Oxford Brookes and before that I was there when it was a poly.
I live not far away, Hampshire. I have been to Oxford a few times but not recently. So what denomination are you then, CofE? Oxford has a bad reputation with that awful "Bishop of Oxford" - as Polycarp fled from the public bath when Cerenthius entered lest the roof collapse in judgment on him, I would certainly think twice about going into the same church as that bishop for the same reason.
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annointedlady
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You don't know.....Oxford!
And before you ask yes I was a student but not at the Oxford Uni.....Oxford Brookes and before that I was there when it was a poly.
love in Jesus
Annointedlady
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quote: I am from the City of Dreaming Spires?[/QB]
Oh, and where is that?
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annointedlady
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Me too - I am from the City of Dreaming Spires. . It could be worse NYB we could be in lots of other even worse places and at least you can get a good cup of tea here.
In Jesus
Annointedlady
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I am from that fascist police state called Britain.
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Joyful Heart
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Hi
I am from Florida. It's beautiful here today. The sun is shining, there are nice white puffy clouds in the sky, and the birds are singing.
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Wilibald
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I am from yorkshire!
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Jippia
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I am from Apeldoorn, the Netherlands.
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URCGSF
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I live in Norwich, Norfolk, England!!!
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chezza10
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Perth Australia
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Slina
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I'm from Kansas.
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Han-a
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You know something I come from Nottingham and have lived there all my life but my heart is reallly in the North, in Blackpool
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Mairy
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Just moved back to Boston where I am from. Have lived in the Black Hills of South Dakota and in the foothills of The Rocky Mountains in Colorado. But, then I see the ocean again and my heart is here.
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TEXASGRANDMA
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Texas but currently living in Washington State. ( Been here less than a month)
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Han-a
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I sn't amazing how the gospel and Christianity unites us? We are all from different places in the world, we all have different talents and interests but we are all united by the gospel and our faith in Christ.
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If Satan knocks at the door let Jesus answer it.
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Daniel S
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Currently residing on both sides of the Ohio River in the vicinity of Cincinnati. I claim Ohio, Kentucky, Texas, S. Carolina, Florida, three different places in Germany, and Korea (not necessarily in that order), and I have minor claims (lived for a shorter while or close ties with) in many other places, like New Mexico.
lee j. - Do you know where Hardin Ranch is? I spent quite a bit of time along the Rio Grande in and near Socorro and T-or-C, the west side of WSMR and down near the Texas border south of Pinion. You've got a beautiful state and great bunch of guardsmen.
Dan
PS: Yes, I have visited the Tularosa National Forrest.
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TwinsGranny
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Southern, Illinois (not far from St. Louis, MO....state of my birth!)..
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Don2on
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II am from part of the promised land, Barrie, Ontario, Canada. May The Love of God be passed around to the " UNSAVED"
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RioLion
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I live on the west side of the Rio Grande and in view of the Sandia Mtns - sort of out in the desert.
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Texas
Fruit City
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Alabama here, but I lived in Arkansas 20 years.
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charitee
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Hi.. from Singapore!
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Look down about an inch and you'll see!
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Han-a
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I'm from Nottingham, England
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MentorsRiddle
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Just curious where everyone is from.
I am from the state of Arkansas.
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