> Pramesh Rutajit wrote: >> >> Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote: >> >> > Don Kirkman wrote: >> >> It seems to me I heard somewhere that Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote >> >> in article <[email hidden]>: >> >> >> >> >"Ma¢k" wrote: >> >> >> >> >> On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 09:40:46 -0800, "Cheri" >> >> >> <gserviceatinreachdotcom> Huffed and Puffed the following into >> >> >> the madness of usenet: >> >> >> >> >> >Well said, and thank you Andrew. >> >> >> >> >> enjoy the feast of Mithras. >> >> >> >> >Those who call it Christmas continue to celebrate Christ's birth >> >> >although you might eat your heart out in despair and bitterness. >> >> >> >> Nevertheless, the consensus of Christian scholarship is that the >> >> birth was in the Spring or Summer or even in early Autumn, probably >> >> around 6 or 7 BCE; the birth was apparently first celebrated by >> >> Christians in the 4th century; even today some Christians celebrate >> >> the birth on days other than the Roman feast day of December 25; >> >> and the celebration of Christmas was forbidden in some Protestant >> >> groups and was not practiced in the US until the 18th Century >> >> (begun by German immigrants). http://www.victorious.org/chur67.htm >> > >> > When the LORD judges you, He will be peering into your heart and not >> > into the hearts of others. >> >> Isa. 5: 20 > > The LORD blesses those who know Him to be kind, just, and right. > > The LORD will bring woe to those who call Him evil in keeping with > Isaiah 5:20. > > May you have the wisdom to repent, dear Pramesh, in LORD Jesus' most > precious and holy name.
Unnecessary.
That is up to GOD.
It certainly isn't up to you.
Correct.
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I've done the "Jesus Saves" thing and it's a done deal unless your god is fickle
It depends on His judgment regarding what is in your heart.
It certainly isn't up to you.
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- we do know that he admits to being the author of Evil and of course he is the First and Ultmate cause of All Evil.
That is not what I discern.
Your discernment is immaterial.
The truth remains.
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>> Matt. 7: 2. > > It remains my choice to refrain from judging others as my LORD suggests > with Matthew 7:1. Observing sin is not the same as judging the sinner.
Your opinion only as always and Matt. 7:2 says that you can expect an "equal" observation.
Though many automatically judge what they observe, judgment is not observation.
Matt 7:15 ¶ Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.
It remains my choice to continue writing truthfully.
Would be more than happy to "glow" and chat about this and other things like cardiology, diabetes and nutrition that interest those following this thread here during the next on-line chat (12/08/05):
Pramesh Rutajit wrote: > Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote: > > > Pramesh Rutajit wrote: > >> > >> Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote: > >> > >> > Don Kirkman wrote: > >> >> It seems to me I heard somewhere that Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD > >> >> wrote in article <[email hidden]>: > >> >> > >> >> >"Ma¢k" wrote: > >> >> > >> >> >> On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 09:40:46 -0800, "Cheri" > >> >> >> <gserviceatinreachdotcom> Huffed and Puffed the following > >> >> >> into the madness of usenet: > >> >> > >> >> >> >Well said, and thank you Andrew. > >> >> > >> >> >> enjoy the feast of Mithras. > >> >> > >> >> >Those who call it Christmas continue to celebrate Christ's > >> >> >birth although you might eat your heart out in despair and > >> >> >bitterness. > >> >> > >> >> Nevertheless, the consensus of Christian scholarship is that the > >> >> birth was in the Spring or Summer or even in early Autumn, > >> >> probably around 6 or 7 BCE; the birth was apparently first > >> >> celebrated by Christians in the 4th century; even today some > >> >> Christians celebrate the birth on days other than the Roman > >> >> feast day of December 25; and the celebration of Christmas was > >> >> forbidden in some Protestant groups and was not practiced in the > >> >> US until the 18th Century (begun by German immigrants). > >> >> http://www.victorious.org/chur67.htm > >> > > >> > When the LORD judges you, He will be peering into your heart and > >> > not into the hearts of others. > >> > >> Isa. 5: 20 > > > > The LORD blesses those who know Him to be kind, just, and right. > > > > The LORD will bring woe to those who call Him evil in keeping with > > Isaiah 5:20. > > > > May you have the wisdom to repent, dear Pramesh, in LORD Jesus' most > > precious and holy name. > > Unnecessary.
That is up to GOD.
It certainly isn't up to you.
Correct.
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> I've done the "Jesus Saves" thing and it's a done deal unless > your god is fickle
It depends on His judgment regarding what is in your heart.
It certainly isn't up to you.
Correct.
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> - we do know that he admits to being the author of Evil > and of course he is the First and Ultmate cause of All Evil.
That is not what I discern.
Your discernment is immaterial.
The truth remains.
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> >> Matt. 7: 2. > > > > It remains my choice to refrain from judging others as my LORD > > suggests > > with Matthew 7:1. Observing sin is not the same as judging the > > sinner. > > Your opinion only as always and Matt. 7:2 says that you can expect an > "equal" observation.
Though many automatically judge what they observe, judgment is not observation.
