What would you be disagreeing with?whiterock said:cinque said:No. It means that Christians are supporters of BLM.Mothra said:A black church posts BLM on the side of its building now means BLM is Christian?cinque said:
So, much for BLM not being Christian:
Chuckle.
We have the same declaration on my church's marquee.
If I disagree, I am not a Christian?
Bigot much?
Shouldn't you urge Dan Patrick to do likewise, since he sees old people as expendable.Canada2017 said:Would advise you to study the message of Jesus Christ and drop the pseudo arrogance .Username checks out said:Canada2017 said:cinque said:At best, that is possibly A Christian response. It certainly is not THE Christian response.Canada2017 said:
All lives matter .
That IS the Christian position.
Which is why Christians oppose the murder of babies .
Jesus taught the sanctity of ALL life.
Not just the ones out of the womb with darker skin pigment .
"All lives matter" sure turned into "just a few teachers will die" really fast with you guys, please advise.
Still unclear how that makes BLM a Christian organization. Please advise.cinque said:By supporting the social and political of Jesus as outlined in Luke 4.Mothra said:How does your church or another church supporting BLM make it Christian, as you stated?cinque said:No. It means that Christians are supporters of BLM.Mothra said:A black church posts BLM on the side of its building now means BLM is Christian?cinque said:
So, much for BLM not being Christian:
Chuckle.
We have the same declaration on my church's marquee.
Did I say BLM is a Christian organization or that Christians support and are represented within BLM?Mothra said:Still unclear how that makes BLM a Christian organization. Please advise.cinque said:By supporting the social and political of Jesus as outlined in Luke 4.Mothra said:How does your church or another church supporting BLM make it Christian, as you stated?cinque said:No. It means that Christians are supporters of BLM.Mothra said:A black church posts BLM on the side of its building now means BLM is Christian?cinque said:
So, much for BLM not being Christian:
Chuckle.
We have the same declaration on my church's marquee.
Neither. You said "The Christian Church should support Black Lives Matter"cinque said:Did I say BLM is a Christian organization or that Christians support and are represented within BLM?Mothra said:Still unclear how that makes BLM a Christian organization. Please advise.cinque said:By supporting the social and political of Jesus as outlined in Luke 4.Mothra said:How does your church or another church supporting BLM make it Christian, as you stated?cinque said:No. It means that Christians are supporters of BLM.Mothra said:A black church posts BLM on the side of its building now means BLM is Christian?cinque said:
So, much for BLM not being Christian:
Chuckle.
We have the same declaration on my church's marquee.
True. Among the many things I said, I certainly said that.90sBear said:Neither. You said "The Christian Church should support Black Lives Matter"cinque said:Did I say BLM is a Christian organization or that Christians support and are represented within BLM?Mothra said:Still unclear how that makes BLM a Christian organization. Please advise.cinque said:By supporting the social and political of Jesus as outlined in Luke 4.Mothra said:How does your church or another church supporting BLM make it Christian, as you stated?cinque said:No. It means that Christians are supporters of BLM.Mothra said:A black church posts BLM on the side of its building now means BLM is Christian?cinque said:
So, much for BLM not being Christian:
Chuckle.
We have the same declaration on my church's marquee.
Your words:cinque said:Did I say BLM is a Christian organization or that Christians support and are represented within BLM?Mothra said:Still unclear how that makes BLM a Christian organization. Please advise.cinque said:By supporting the social and political of Jesus as outlined in Luke 4.Mothra said:How does your church or another church supporting BLM make it Christian, as you stated?cinque said:No. It means that Christians are supporters of BLM.Mothra said:A black church posts BLM on the side of its building now means BLM is Christian?cinque said:
So, much for BLM not being Christian:
Chuckle.
We have the same declaration on my church's marquee.
he meant to imply the woke church is the real church, and others not so much....Mothra said:Your words:cinque said:Did I say BLM is a Christian organization or that Christians support and are represented within BLM?Mothra said:Still unclear how that makes BLM a Christian organization. Please advise.cinque said:By supporting the social and political of Jesus as outlined in Luke 4.Mothra said:How does your church or another church supporting BLM make it Christian, as you stated?cinque said:No. It means that Christians are supporters of BLM.Mothra said:A black church posts BLM on the side of its building now means BLM is Christian?cinque said:
So, much for BLM not being Christian:
Chuckle.
We have the same declaration on my church's marquee.
"So, much for BLM not being Christian:"
Did you not mean to state that BLM is Christian?
cinque said:
I wrote exactly what I meant. Christians are represented within and support BLM
whiterock said:he meant to imply the woke church is the real church, and others not so much....Mothra said:Your words:cinque said:Did I say BLM is a Christian organization or that Christians support and are represented within BLM?Mothra said:Still unclear how that makes BLM a Christian organization. Please advise.cinque said:By supporting the social and political of Jesus as outlined in Luke 4.Mothra said:How does your church or another church supporting BLM make it Christian, as you stated?cinque said:No. It means that Christians are supporters of BLM.Mothra said:A black church posts BLM on the side of its building now means BLM is Christian?cinque said:
So, much for BLM not being Christian:
Chuckle.
We have the same declaration on my church's marquee.
"So, much for BLM not being Christian:"
Did you not mean to state that BLM is Christian?
Guy Noir said:
I disagree with the implication that if a person does not support BLM they are not Christian.
I also think that the "All lives matter" is a more genuine approach.
Because:
1. BLM excludes other ethnicities. (Hispanic, Asian)
2. The Statistics for police shootings do not support the BLM Claims
3. The destruction that has occurred as spin offs of the "Peaceful Protests" is detrimental to our society.
4. In the last 50 years since the Civil Right Act was passed, our society has infused numerous Black people into leadership positions that can help control racism. There are Mayors, Chiefs of Police, Governors, Congressmen, Judges, Cabinet Members and even the President that have been in positions of power in recent years.
5. Jesus gave the second commandment for us to Love our neighbor as ourselves. He did not say love your black neighbor. The Christian message is inclusive so "All lives matter" is a more accurate. Singling out Blacks as the race that matters is segregating them out. We do not want segregation.
6. We have a society based on the Rule of Law. Defunding the Law Enforcements organization of our society is not logical. We need to enforce the Rule of Law.
cinque said:Guy Noir said:
I disagree with the implication that if a person does not support BLM they are not Christian.
I also think that the "All lives matter" is a more genuine approach.
Because:
1. BLM excludes other ethnicities. (Hispanic, Asian)
2. The Statistics for police shootings do not support the BLM Claims
3. The destruction that has occurred as spin offs of the "Peaceful Protests" is detrimental to our society.
4. In the last 50 years since the Civil Right Act was passed, our society has infused numerous Black people into leadership positions that can help control racism. There are Mayors, Chiefs of Police, Governors, Congressmen, Judges, Cabinet Members and even the President that have been in positions of power in recent years.
5. Jesus gave the second commandment for us to Love our neighbor as ourselves. He did not say love your black neighbor. The Christian message is inclusive so "All lives matter" is a more accurate. Singling out Blacks as the race that matters is segregating them out. We do not want segregation.
6. We have a society based on the Rule of Law. Defunding the Law Enforcements organization of our society is not logical. We need to enforce the Rule of Law.
That's an inference that's hard to understand based on what I've written about BLM.
Canada2017 said:cinque said:Guy Noir said:
I disagree with the implication that if a person does not support BLM they are not Christian.
I also think that the "All lives matter" is a more genuine approach.
Because:
1. BLM excludes other ethnicities. (Hispanic, Asian)
2. The Statistics for police shootings do not support the BLM Claims
3. The destruction that has occurred as spin offs of the "Peaceful Protests" is detrimental to our society.
4. In the last 50 years since the Civil Right Act was passed, our society has infused numerous Black people into leadership positions that can help control racism. There are Mayors, Chiefs of Police, Governors, Congressmen, Judges, Cabinet Members and even the President that have been in positions of power in recent years.
5. Jesus gave the second commandment for us to Love our neighbor as ourselves. He did not say love your black neighbor. The Christian message is inclusive so "All lives matter" is a more accurate. Singling out Blacks as the race that matters is segregating them out. We do not want segregation.
6. We have a society based on the Rule of Law. Defunding the Law Enforcements organization of our society is not logical. We need to enforce the Rule of Law.
That's an inference that's hard to understand based on what I've written about BLM.
Not hard to understand at all.
You merely choose to ignore it.....as usual .
cinque said:Canada2017 said:cinque said:Guy Noir said:
I disagree with the implication that if a person does not support BLM they are not Christian.
I also think that the "All lives matter" is a more genuine approach.
Because:
1. BLM excludes other ethnicities. (Hispanic, Asian)
2. The Statistics for police shootings do not support the BLM Claims
3. The destruction that has occurred as spin offs of the "Peaceful Protests" is detrimental to our society.
4. In the last 50 years since the Civil Right Act was passed, our society has infused numerous Black people into leadership positions that can help control racism. There are Mayors, Chiefs of Police, Governors, Congressmen, Judges, Cabinet Members and even the President that have been in positions of power in recent years.
5. Jesus gave the second commandment for us to Love our neighbor as ourselves. He did not say love your black neighbor. The Christian message is inclusive so "All lives matter" is a more accurate. Singling out Blacks as the race that matters is segregating them out. We do not want segregation.
6. We have a society based on the Rule of Law. Defunding the Law Enforcements organization of our society is not logical. We need to enforce the Rule of Law.
That's an inference that's hard to understand based on what I've written about BLM.
Not hard to understand at all.
You merely choose to ignore it.....as usual .
I said our ambivalence about BLM should be centered around our claims to be Christian. I very firmly believe that to be true.
With all due respect, I am not sure you know what you're saying. First you said that BLM is a Christian organization, then you suggested you never said it was a Christian organization, despite clear evidence you did.cinque said:
I wrote exactly what I meant. Christians are represented within and support BLM
Christians are also represented in strip clubs and football teams and Vegas casinos and Special Forces units in hand to hand combat and both U.S. political parties, etc..... Is all of that Christian duty as well?Mothra said:With all due respect, I am not sure you know what you're saying. First you said that BLM is a Christian organization, then you suggested you never said it was a Christian organization, despite clear evidence you did.cinque said:
I wrote exactly what I meant. Christians are represented within and support BLM
Quote me saying BLM is a Christian organization. Why would I make such a claim when BLM doesn't identify as Christian?whiterock said:Christians are also represented in strip clubs and football teams and Vegas casinos and Special Forces units in hand to hand combat and both U.S. political parties, etc..... Is all of that Christian duty as well?Mothra said:With all due respect, I am not sure you know what you're saying. First you said that BLM is a Christian organization, then you suggested you never said it was a Christian organization, despite clear evidence you did.cinque said:
I wrote exactly what I meant. Christians are represented within and support BLM
You're acting like a child who should be ignored when acting out.SIC EM 94 said:
Cinque...why are you conveniently avoiding my question?
cinque said:You're acting like a child who should be ignored when acting out.SIC EM 94 said:
Cinque...why are you conveniently avoiding my question?
Then why don't you?Gruvin said:
As Christians, we should support any movement that speaks up for the life and dignity if any person including blacks.
As Christians we should condemn any act of oppression against any race, religion or gender.
Jesus commands us to love God and love people including self. While it is easy to hear these commands, it is hard for most to follow these commands.
See?SIC EM 94 said:cinque said:You're acting like a child who should be ignored when acting out.SIC EM 94 said:
Cinque...why are you conveniently avoiding my question?
Haha...I love it! You post some ridiculous statement about how Christians should be supporting a racist/Marxist organization like Black Lives Matter, then are left speechless when your idiotic position blows up in your face.
cinque said:Quote me saying BLM is a Christian organization. Why would I make such a claim when BLM doesn't identify as Christian?whiterock said:Christians are also represented in strip clubs and football teams and Vegas casinos and Special Forces units in hand to hand combat and both U.S. political parties, etc..... Is all of that Christian duty as well?Mothra said:With all due respect, I am not sure you know what you're saying. First you said that BLM is a Christian organization, then you suggested you never said it was a Christian organization, despite clear evidence you did.cinque said:
I wrote exactly what I meant. Christians are represented within and support BLM
why dont I what?cinque said:Then why don't you?Gruvin said:
As Christians, we should support any movement that speaks up for the life and dignity if any person including blacks.
As Christians we should condemn any act of oppression against any race, religion or gender.
Jesus commands us to love God and love people including self. While it is easy to hear these commands, it is hard for most to follow these commands.
Quote me.Mothra said:cinque said:Quote me saying BLM is a Christian organization. Why would I make such a claim when BLM doesn't identify as Christian?whiterock said:Christians are also represented in strip clubs and football teams and Vegas casinos and Special Forces units in hand to hand combat and both U.S. political parties, etc..... Is all of that Christian duty as well?Mothra said:With all due respect, I am not sure you know what you're saying. First you said that BLM is a Christian organization, then you suggested you never said it was a Christian organization, despite clear evidence you did.cinque said:
I wrote exactly what I meant. Christians are represented within and support BLM
I already did. If you misspoke when you said BLM is Christian, just admit your mistake and move on.
You know, do what you say Christians should do.Gruvin said:why dont I what?cinque said:Then why don't you?Gruvin said:
As Christians, we should support any movement that speaks up for the life and dignity if any person including blacks.
As Christians we should condemn any act of oppression against any race, religion or gender.
Jesus commands us to love God and love people including self. While it is easy to hear these commands, it is hard for most to follow these commands.
what do I do that isnt what I say christians do?cinque said:You know, do what you say Christians should do.Gruvin said:why dont I what?cinque said:Then why don't you?Gruvin said:
As Christians, we should support any movement that speaks up for the life and dignity if any person including blacks.
As Christians we should condemn any act of oppression against any race, religion or gender.
Jesus commands us to love God and love people including self. While it is easy to hear these commands, it is hard for most to follow these commands.
The things that you admit are hard for Christians to do.Gruvin said:what do I do that isnt what I say christians do?cinque said:You know, do what you say Christians should do.Gruvin said:why dont I what?cinque said:Then why don't you?Gruvin said:
As Christians, we should support any movement that speaks up for the life and dignity if any person including blacks.
As Christians we should condemn any act of oppression against any race, religion or gender.
Jesus commands us to love God and love people including self. While it is easy to hear these commands, it is hard for most to follow these commands.
admittedly, i am not perfect and I have stumbled many times... I do my best to follow the path Christ providedcinque said:The things that you admit are hard for Christians to do.Gruvin said:what do I do that isnt what I say christians do?cinque said:You know, do what you say Christians should do.Gruvin said:why dont I what?cinque said:Then why don't you?Gruvin said:
As Christians, we should support any movement that speaks up for the life and dignity if any person including blacks.
As Christians we should condemn any act of oppression against any race, religion or gender.
Jesus commands us to love God and love people including self. While it is easy to hear these commands, it is hard for most to follow these commands.
Here it is for a second time:cinque said:Quote me.Mothra said:cinque said:Quote me saying BLM is a Christian organization. Why would I make such a claim when BLM doesn't identify as Christian?whiterock said:Christians are also represented in strip clubs and football teams and Vegas casinos and Special Forces units in hand to hand combat and both U.S. political parties, etc..... Is all of that Christian duty as well?Mothra said:With all due respect, I am not sure you know what you're saying. First you said that BLM is a Christian organization, then you suggested you never said it was a Christian organization, despite clear evidence you did.cinque said:
I wrote exactly what I meant. Christians are represented within and support BLM
I already did. If you misspoke when you said BLM is Christian, just admit your mistake and move on.
