Does this qualify as a creed?

Full Quiver · Postby **Full Quiver** » January 21st, 2005, 11:55 pm

I see how it is! You want to call out other people's actions, but when you do wrong, you want to hide in the darkness. You still have to answer for your actions. If you cant take responsiblity for yourself, dont call others out when you think they have done wrong.

huh?

Gerald, I believe it is Gary that says that he is the dictator here. Does that ring a bell?

Postby **Pastor Gary** » January 22nd, 2005, 12:13 am

Full Quiver wrote:...I believe it is Gary that says that he is the dictator here.

hey Hey HEY. That's BENEVOLENT dictator. :lol:

Full Quiver · Postby **Full Quiver** » January 22nd, 2005, 12:25 am

I left that just for you to say.

Postby **Shellie** » January 22nd, 2005, 2:31 am

Man, I hadn't even voted in the poll. But when I read all the hoopla it piqued my interest so I voted.

PG, good thing you added that option. It sure did make it interesting.

Dale · Postby **Dale** » January 22nd, 2005, 4:03 am

Full Quiver wrote:
I see how it is! You want to call out other people's actions, but when you do wrong, you want to hide in the darkness. You still have to answer for your actions. If you cant take responsiblity for yourself, dont call others out when you think they have done wrong.

huh?

Gerald, I believe it is Gary that says that he is the dictator here. Does that ring a bell?

Okay, let's play dumb now. I will remind you.

Mike Vande · Postby **Mike Vande** » January 22nd, 2005, 7:56 am

Just for the record, "Do unto others before they do it unto you" is a creed, and "Close cover before striking" or "No deposit no return" can be creeds which people live by religiously as well. Codifiying articles of belief or behavior into a creed doesn't make them any less silly or sinful, or any more scriptural.

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