Brother John, If we walk around with our eyes closed it is only a matter of time before we trip and fall. Yes, some of the messages are, using today's thinking, is 'negative', but what could be more 'negative' then spending eternity in hell for sin? Being of Grace does not mean that the law no longer exists, it just means that the law was fulfilled by Christ and it was His Grace that means we will not be judged by the law. He paid the ticket but the speed limit is still posted. For His Glory, Tom Peck ---------------------------- > can i ask a question to all - > > why are you guys against so much? i mean, as a > "newbe" i have been noticing that most of the comments > i have been reading are rather negative, why is that? > > you are against culture - > you are against roman catholics > you are against drinking > you are against movies > you are against alternative music > you are agaist tattoos > you are against earrings - only on guys i might add > you are against so much - why? > the list seems endless > > i am not trying to get people ticked - but i just need > to know. i am asking in honest and open dialog - why > are you so much against everything? if you are not, i > have to tell you that it seems like you are - and that > negative vibe flows - it even comes out in the ever so > slight "cheap shot" that are made every now and then - > it kind of smacks of "we are better then the rest" and > it just give me the shakes. > > i would hope that this goes through and that an honest > and open dialog can develop around it - i am not a "10 > commandment christian" - i believe the law is over and > we live under grace - but it seems that many still > hold to the "law" as guide - > > so, help me figure this all out - why so anti? > > pax > jok > > > > > ===== > john o'keefe > http://www.ginkworld.net > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail SpamGuard - Read only the mail you want. > http://antispam.yahoo.com/tools > > -- > To unsubscribe, send ANY message to: pastorsforum-unsubscribe@... > > "In essential things, unity; in non-essential things, liberty; and in all things, charity." > >