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oletimer wrote:The whole thing can be sumed up in one word; "SICK".
oletimer wrote:
Waht ever happen ...
That being said ... If that is sick then I guess apostle Paul was just sick too then, what with teaching on God's will for marriage, for sex in marriage, for benevolence in sex, as well as against the dangers of fornication and/or sexual sins.
oletimer wrote:Poiman wrote:That being said ... If that is sick then I guess apostle Paul was just sick too then, what with teaching on God's will for marriage, for sex in marriage, for benevolence in sex, as well as against the dangers of fornication and/or sexual sins.
I don't think that Paul was sick as he wrote insturctions not demostrated. He wrote about hell but didn't jump in it to show how bad it was.
The world has not changed, it has gotten more open and rotten. When the church get down on the same level with the world then it not long before you can't tell the difference between the two, It has already gotten that way with many. God help us when we become so open minded that any thing can fill it.
Now I ask you, which is preferable? That young Christians learn about sex in the context in which God appointed it, or as many of us learned about it, in the back seat of a Chevy? Teenagers and young adults will find a way to learn about sex, that's a basic human function.
oletimer wrote:As far as my attitude goes, I've be around long enough to have seen what being too relax with the world can do to a child of God.
oletimer wrote:I don't think that Paul was sick as he wrote insturctions not demostrated. He wrote about hell but didn't jump in it to show how bad it was.
I wouldn't be against special classes of select same sex group at an appropriate age with a God filled person.
the last time I looked it is the Bible (Word of God) that says that sex out side of marriage is sin. A lot of people today think that one shouldn't talk about "Hell" and they want to treat it as taboo, so should we change the message, especially the part on where sin will send you there?"(that is making sex a taboo subject)"
What the "church" has done for the last several hundred years (that is making sex a taboo subject) has been a complete failure.
From: The Christian Post
Fri, Apr. 04, 2008
The Barna Group found in its latest study that born again Christians who are not evangelical were indistinguishable from the national average on the matter of divorce with 33 percent having married and divorced at least once. Among all born again Christians, which includes evangelicals, the divorce figure is 32 percent, which is statistically identical to the 33 percent figure among non-born again adults, the research group noted.
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