28 Jan 10
Originally posted by FreakyKBHFair enough. I guess we'll have to end in disagreement.
[b]MLK became more engaged in social justice than being a pastor, yes. But that doesn't necessarily mean that he considered his part in the civil rights movement more important or pressing than the truths he espoused from the pulpit. Should our dedication to the work of the Gospel preclude a life of service in other areas?
We cannot escape th ...[text shortened]... ction.[/b]
Apparently he felt there was enough of a push to move from one to the other.[/b]
One day we'll have to discuss dispensationalism, though. Maybe you'll be able to persuade me of its worth. Who knows?
02 Feb 10
Originally posted by FreakyKBHGood lord, you're confused. Jesus. Your ability to follow simple discussions is fubar.
[b]Come on Freaky. It's hard for me to believe that you are actually this dense.
Poppycock. We've been jousting for years. You absolutely know me to be this dense so don't you try to act otherwise.
Anyway, we can just simply dispense with talk of 'religion' altogether.
I suppose in a sense, we could, because he could have just as ...[text shortened]... otherwise, without equally damning anyone else with an opposing world view.[/b]