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Merry December 26th!
Here is something about which to shake your head. On the “cross” talk blog they have an ongoing debt machine that increases continuously as a way of informing us as to the national debt. That is something, I’m sure, that Jesus is passionately concerned about.
When will we see a “Sodometer” which updates continuously as to how many acts of sodomy are being committed? And in one recent post Ingrid links to a Reagan press conference where he says his big mistake was once being a Democrat.
Go ahead, move along, there is nothing Christian to see at that blog.
(If I was more adept at this internet thing I would create an “Ingridometer” which would update the number of ridiculous posts at CT)
I admit it, I am warped!
Happy Boxing Day!
RIck, it is pretty warped to continue to go back there to CrossTalk. You should really try to have a nice sit down with Ingrid and Mr. Schleuter next Dec. 23rd (Festivus) and have an airing of Grievances. Or else, you should have a 5 year moratorium on commenting on the Ingrid issue, like Brian McLaren and Homosexuals.
I love warped; kinda like you coming here!
I am taking down my Festivus pole now.
Hey PB – Here is a post for the Whittenburg Door!
Good post! Some of those quotes were taken out of context, I think Luthers misguided hatred of the Jews came out of some poor theology, blaming them for the death of Christ and further yet believing them foolish for not recognizing Messiah and ultimately rejecting Him. This is an example of un-grace, yet Luther certainly did experience grace and wrote about it and lived it well, except towards these people whom he thought to be the blame for the Lord’s death.