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Turkey day Tidbits; The Pilgrims come to America. Robinson, John (c. 1575–1625), pastor to the *Pilgrim Fathers. Very little is known about his early life. He was a native of Lincs or Notts, probably studied at Cambridge, was ordained in the C of E, and seems to have held a curacy at *Norwich...

It would depend on why the plane was circling.

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I don't watch TV, only stream what we hand-pick. But I think reality shows appeal to voyeurs mainly.

We mostly worship at home. Jesus says where two or three gather in his name, he is in the midst of them. You can meet this way at Micky D's and have more of a biblical church model than you will ever have in an institutional denominational church. Home churches are found in the Bible...

It's all your interpretation unsupported by scripture. What about Jesus in heaven with a glorified human body, where flesh and blood cannot enter? Until he returns at the end of the world?

You have no scripture to support your interpretation. Zero. Not any more than the hyper-literalists Appalacian Pentecostal snake handlers.

He died for His beliefs. Have you ever suffered for the faith?

Thomas Cranmer, the Anglican said Christ is in heaven and must remain there until he returns at the end of the world. So he cannot be involved in the eucharist elements. But more importantly, He is no longer flesh and blood (it cannot inherit the Kingdom where He dwells). He is of a glorified...

I've learned a lot about the LCMS from you and others in how you represent them. I'm just asking questions and commenting. Is that wrong? If so I'll ask elsewhere.

You have no scripture to support your claims. They are all interpretations of scripture.

Your problem is that you present an interpretation that scripture does not mention. If you think it does, quote it.

Can you furnish examples of what you are saying? I still don't understand any point you are trying to make.

Needle nose pliers.

I used to come up. But not so much since I retired. But I now come up as 1689Dave from posts on various forums.

But scripture says so about the miracles. And because of this our faith verifies it. But your interpretation of Christ's words will not produce faith because He didn't say what you make him out to say. Paul, on the other hand, explains it correctly producing faith in the heart. Faith comes from...

Enough to know better than this.

Yes and it remains a mystery that as smart as they are, they would accept anything scripture does not explicitly teach. You cannot find this in scripture. Only their interpretation of scripture that doesn't square with Paul's teaching on the matter.

How do you think this teaching would hold up in a court of Law? With today's technology waiting to prove it wrong?

I like your volumes that try to explain this. I worked with some LCMS guys and even they felt intimidated when the subject came up.