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  1. MoreCoffee

    Christ Gave Himself Up Only For the Church

    You are in error, as so many protestants are. You cannot read holy scripture with understanding because you've cut yourself off from the source that gives insight into the holy scriptures.
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    What toy did you want but didn't get for Christmas?

    I wanted a violin and never got one. Tragic eh? ;)
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    USAns

    Uh huh :smirk: wonder twin powers activate! yep, real-ist-ic :disgonbegood:
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    Donald

    He certainly knows about pros.
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    Christ Gave Himself Up Only For the Church

    You're right. The Lord Jesus Christ died for the elect. But your idea of who and what the elect are is mistaken. Ephesians 5:22-33 Wives, be subject to your husbands as you are to the Lord. 23 For the husband is the head of the wife just as Christ is the head of the church, the body of which he...
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    Has Donald been smocking covfefe?

    He can't spell smoke so he typed smocking ;)
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    USAns

    You can't always get what you want ... :smirk:
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    Of course not. That story is just fiction. God willing one day you will learn the difference between real things and the fiction stories you tell.
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    Fizzy water!

    Fizzy water is not flavoured. It is just carbonated water. Soda water some call it.
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    Well, my local parish is only about 100 years old. The Catholic Church is 2,000 years old (maybe 1988 years old, depending on what year the day of Pentecost birth of the Church happened).
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    Well, no. The city of Rome was earlier than 700 BC, and the church in Rome was probably before 50 AD, possibly within a year or so of the day of Pentecost.
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    That's because it started in 1534 AD
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    Fizzy water!

    What the world needs now is fizzy water, bubbling fizzy water ... Lord, we don't need another mountain ....
  14. MoreCoffee

    Has Donald been smocking covfefe?

    The POTUS loves to tweet He recently tweeted about smocking and a while back he tweeted about covfefe So is it possible that he has been smocking his covfefe?
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    This is a lovely thread. So many story tellers reciting heroic legends of the founding of a mythic "church of England" Before there was such as thing as "England" And before there was such a thing as "Anglicans" Since the angles had not yet invaded the island that is now called Great...
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    USAns

    As per Albion's most generous and deeply sincere request This is a thread About People from the USA Abbreviated to USAns when spelled out in full USAns is United States of Americans Some folk like to remove the US part of the nations name. But that seems churlish. It is after all, the...
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    Donald

    As per Albion's most sincere request This is a thread About Donald The POTUS
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    Fizzy water!

    I like fizzy water. Carbonated. Nice chilled water that bubbles and fizzes! It's slightly sour. But it is a joy to watch And it feels nice going down one's gullet! :lick:
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    A good life.

    The holy scriptures teach us that The days of a good life are numbered, but a good name endures for ever. (Sirach 41:13) But how does one live a good life and what does it mean? Is it a life of comfort and ease? Is it a holy life which may be filled with trials and hardships? Is it both? Is...
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    Anglican origins, claims, theology.

    Go on, innumerate twelve of the innumerable historians.
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