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1 Kings 15:5 ESV: because David did what was right in the eyes of the Lord and did not turn aside from anything that he commanded him all the days of his life, except in the matter of Uriah the Hittite.
It cites the specific instance of...
No one is forcing the same five people to continue responding to @MemeFan. It seems like his posts irk the same particular group of people repeatedly though, lol
I'll begin... I heard a guy say David was in adultery for having more than one wife. The guy had just pointed out David's sin of adultery with Bathsheba, and quite correctly shown this was the sin of adultery because she was the wife of Uriah. He...
Please contribute thoughts and reasons to help others understand polygyny isn't adultery. This is something that is frequently thrown up against us, so it would be useful to have a thread that addresses the issue.
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No doubt. Humanity irks humanity.
But when we allow posters to elevate themselves as somehow enlightened beyond reproach, while demeaning others as morons, it needs to be called out.
Ive gotten to the point where I don’t bother reading certain People’s posts now because I’m very sure the likely hood of them coming up with something of merit is almost zero.
when a large proportion of posts degrade into frivolous arguments...
Agreed. I’ve also encouraged folks to stop feeding the madness.
Im not certain, but I’m pretty sure the posts irk more than just the group of people who choose to respond.
I’ll let @Kojent explain his side but I’ll explain how I’ve heard it explained as I grew up.
Various Baptist and other nonaligned groups believe that they’re church/movement was always outside the institutional/state church structure...
Did it die out though? Byzantium persisted until the 1450s and was still appointing consuls every year when Constantinople fell. Charlemagne considered himself a continuation of the western empire. You could make the case that Christian Rome was...