Current Events > It's interesting how many cite John 3:16-17 yet ignore John 3:18.

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TheOrgyPorgy 12/08/18 9:56:29 AM #1:	16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through him. 18 Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe is condemned already, because he has not believed in the name of the only Son of God." --- Radiohead <cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted [p:913765368] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through him. 18 Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe is condemned already, because he has not believed in the name of the only Son of God."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
soulunison2 12/08/18 9:57:46 AM #2:	Stone cold 3:16 says I just kicked your ass <cite>soulunison2 posted [p:913765404] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>Stone cold 3:16 says I just kicked your ass</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lilORANG 12/08/18 10:01:08 AM #3:	The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there. --- #FeelTheBern https://imgur.com/q5z4CUu https://imgur.com/6B9oFXh https://imgur.com/sy42Dlf <cite>lilORANG posted [p:913765522] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Chicken 12/08/18 10:02:22 AM #4:	Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life. --- https://youtu.be/jGbI0P4hh3o <cite>Chicken posted [p:913765561] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheOrgyPorgy 12/08/18 10:09:56 AM #5:	lilORANG posted... The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there. Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do). Edit: With that said, in double predestination churches, not believing is viewed as being equivalent to as if one rejected out of their own free agency. The way a reverend has explained it to me is that since he does not know who is saved and God declared the Great Commission, he is obligated to view things this way. --- Radiohead <cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted [p:913765822] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote>The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there.</quote> Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do). Edit: With that said, in double predestination churches, not believing is viewed as being equivalent to as if one rejected out of their own free agency. The way a reverend has explained it to me is that since he does not know who is saved and God declared the Great Commission, he is obligated to view things this way.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_Bottom_Line 12/08/18 10:10:41 AM #6:	It's interesting how many cite Austin 3:16 yet ignore 3:18 16: "You sit there and you thump your bible and you say your prayers and it didn't get you anywhere. Talk about you psalms, talk about your John 3:16. Austin 3:16 says I just whipped your ass." 18: "If you put an "s" in front of Hitman, you have my exact thoughts on Bret Hart." --- And that's the bottom line <cite>The_Bottom_Line posted [p:913765850] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>It's interesting how many cite Austin 3:16 yet ignore 3:18 16: "You sit there and you thump your bible and you say your prayers and it didn't get you anywhere. Talk about you psalms, talk about your John 3:16. Austin 3:16 says I just whipped your ass." 18: "If you put an "s" in front of Hitman, you have my exact thoughts on Bret Hart."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
1337toothbrush 12/08/18 10:10:45 AM #7:	God has a son who is God Himself apparently. I have no idea what the holy ghost or the holy trinity are all about either. --- https://imgur.com/a/FU9H8 https://imgur.com/ZkQRDsR - https://imgur.com/2x2gtgP <cite>1337toothbrush posted [p:913765853] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>God has a son who is God Himself apparently. I have no idea what the holy ghost or the holy trinity are all about either.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lilORANG 12/08/18 10:12:03 AM #8:	TheOrgyPorgy posted... lilORANG posted... The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there. Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do). it's hard to appeal to non-Christians by telling them they are already condemned for not believing. Might as well gloss over the bad parts to get them tithes. --- #FeelTheBern https://imgur.com/q5z4CUu https://imgur.com/6B9oFXh https://imgur.com/sy42Dlf <cite>lilORANG posted [p:913765900] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote>The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there.</quote> Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do).</quote> it's hard to appeal to non-Christians by telling them they are already condemned for not believing. Might as well gloss over the bad parts to get them tithes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kitt 12/08/18 10:12:46 AM #9:	Volkor 3:16 says Thou shall crush puss. --- https://imgur.com/pmc9XsI https://imgur.com/LkrRVe2 https://imgur.com/Dp03g3y Might as well jump <cite>Kitt posted [p:913765929] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>Volkor 3:16 says Thou shall crush puss.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheOrgyPorgy 12/08/18 10:24:44 AM #10:	lilORANG posted... TheOrgyPorgy posted... lilORANG posted... The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there. Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do). it's hard to appeal to non-Christians by telling them they are already condemned for not believing. Might as well gloss over the bad parts to get them tithes. Their perspective is that their job is to convey what they believe is God's word, and that their personal views of it should not apply. I have known pastors who were teary-eyed about the obligations they believed they had to inform people of their eternal damnation. In the case of believers who no longer believed, they referred to it as 'restoration'. --- Radiohead <cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted [p:913766342] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote>The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there.</quote> Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do).</quote> it's hard to appeal to non-Christians by telling them they are already condemned for not believing. Might as well gloss over the bad parts to get them tithes.</quote> Their perspective is that their job is to convey what they believe is God's word, and that their personal views of it should not apply. I have known pastors who were teary-eyed about the obligations they believed they had to inform people of their eternal damnation. In the case of believers who no longer believed, they referred to it as 'restoration'.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
superman 2000 12/08/18 10:31:43 AM #11:	TheOrgyPorgy posted... lilORANG posted... TheOrgyPorgy posted... lilORANG posted... The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there. Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do). it's hard to appeal to non-Christians by telling them they are already condemned for not believing. Might as well gloss over the bad parts to get them tithes. Their perspective is that their job is to convey what they believe is God's word, and that their personal views of it should not apply. I have known pastors who were teary-eyed about the obligations they believed they had to inform people of their eternal damnation. In the case of believers who no longer believed, they referred to it as 'restoration'. ^And that right there is precisely why religion needs to die. People out here legit cryin because some creepy old baseless book told em innocent people were gonna burn the fuck up forever. --- I don't hold grudges. Let's vehemently argue today and casually have a beer together tomorrow. <cite>superman 2000 posted [p:913766579] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote>The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there.</quote> Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do).</quote> it's hard to appeal to non-Christians by telling them they are already condemned for not believing. Might as well gloss over the bad parts to get them tithes.</quote> Their perspective is that their job is to convey what they believe is God's word, and that their personal views of it should not apply. I have known pastors who were teary-eyed about the obligations they believed they had to inform people of their eternal damnation. In the case of believers who no longer believed, they referred to it as 'restoration'.</quote> ^And that right there is precisely why religion needs to die. People out here legit cryin because some creepy old baseless book told em innocent people were gonna burn the fuck up forever.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
apolloooo 12/08/18 10:32:57 AM #12:	superman 2000 posted... TheOrgyPorgy posted... lilORANG posted... TheOrgyPorgy posted... lilORANG posted... The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there. Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do). it's hard to appeal to non-Christians by telling them they are already condemned for not believing. Might as well gloss over the bad parts to get them tithes. Their perspective is that their job is to convey what they believe is God's word, and that their personal views of it should not apply. I have known pastors who were teary-eyed about the obligations they believed they had to inform people of their eternal damnation. In the case of believers who no longer believed, they referred to it as 'restoration'. ^And that right there is precisely why religion needs to die. People out here legit cryin because some creepy old baseless book told em innocent people were gonna burn the fuck up forever. --- http://i.imgtc.com/iJyp6bF.png http://i.imgtc.com/ZBw36Qh.png Thanks for the peeps that made the pics <3 if i make typos it means i am on phone <cite>apolloooo posted [p:913766623] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>superman 2000 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote>The only time I hear it cited is at church, which is a room full of Christians. No need to bring up the bit about condemning non-Christians if it doesn't apply to anyone there.</quote> Pastors have a habit of being concerned about the 'unsaved' who have committed to membership but wish to believe. Admittedly, they sometimes (for many, often, admittedly) use the verses about 'believing or else' as a scare-them-straight tactic into being saved. What's interesting is that this is even done in churches in which double predestination is taught (the belief that God chose his elect in his advance, and we have no ability to accept or reject his offer, even if it appears that we do).</quote> it's hard to appeal to non-Christians by telling them they are already condemned for not believing. Might as well gloss over the bad parts to get them tithes.</quote> Their perspective is that their job is to convey what they believe is God's word, and that their personal views of it should not apply. I have known pastors who were teary-eyed about the obligations they believed they had to inform people of their eternal damnation. In the case of believers who no longer believed, they referred to it as 'restoration'.</quote> ^And that right there is precisely why religion needs to die. People out here legit cryin because some creepy old baseless book told em innocent people were gonna burn the fuck up forever.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Touch 12/08/18 10:45:25 AM #13:	soulunison2 posted... Stone cold 3:16 says I just kicked your ass --- https://imgtc.com/i/bC2YZz9.jpg <cite>Touch posted [p:913767122] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>soulunison2 posted...</cite> <quote>Stone cold 3:16 says I just kicked your ass</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sada_Pop 12/08/18 10:45:51 AM #14:	Chicken posted... Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life. They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases. --- People would have you believe that the accusation of racism is more offensive than ACTUAL racism. <cite>Sada_Pop posted [p:913767140] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>Chicken posted...</cite> <quote>Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life.</quote> They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lilORANG 12/08/18 10:55:10 AM #15:	Sada_Pop posted... Chicken posted... Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life. They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases. imagine thinking you can modernize the word of God --- #FeelTheBern https://imgur.com/q5z4CUu https://imgur.com/6B9oFXh https://imgur.com/sy42Dlf <cite>lilORANG posted [p:913767493] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sada_Pop posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Chicken posted...</cite> <quote>Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life.</quote> They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases.</quote> imagine thinking you can modernize the word of God </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Touch 12/08/18 11:07:42 AM #16:	lilORANG posted... Sada_Pop posted... Chicken posted... Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life. They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases. imagine thinking you can modernize the word of God On the third day God made women and ass and titties and it was dank --- https://imgtc.com/i/bC2YZz9.jpg <cite>Touch posted [p:913767977] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sada_Pop posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Chicken posted...</cite> <quote>Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life.</quote> They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases.</quote> imagine thinking you can modernize the word of God </quote> On the third day God made women and ass and titties and it was dank</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Skye Reynolds 12/08/18 11:10:01 AM #17:	Touch posted... soulunison2 posted... Stone cold 3:16 says I just kicked your ass whipped <cite>Skye Reynolds posted [p:913768057] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>Touch posted...</cite> <quote><cite>soulunison2 posted...</cite> <quote>Stone cold 3:16 says I just kicked your ass</quote></quote> whipped</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KrayzieBonezz 12/08/18 11:11:14 AM #18:	The_Bottom_Line posted... It's interesting how many cite Austin 3:16 yet ignore 3:18 16: "You sit there and you thump your bible and you say your prayers and it didn't get you anywhere. Talk about you psalms, talk about your John 3:16. Austin 3:16 says I just whipped your ass." 18: "If you put an "s" in front of Hitman, you have my exact thoughts on Bret Hart." God that man is my hero --- R.I.P Chris, Daniel, Nancy Benoit https://youtu.be/yOL02oq2rj8 <cite>KrayzieBonezz posted [p:913768115] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>The_Bottom_Line posted...</cite> <quote>It's interesting how many cite Austin 3:16 yet ignore 3:18 16: "You sit there and you thump your bible and you say your prayers and it didn't get you anywhere. Talk about you psalms, talk about your John 3:16. Austin 3:16 says I just whipped your ass." 18: "If you put an "s" in front of Hitman, you have my exact thoughts on Bret Hart."</quote> God that man is my hero</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Stagmar 12/08/18 11:14:22 AM #19:	lilORANG posted... Sada_Pop posted... Chicken posted... Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life. They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases. imagine thinking you can modernize the word of God King James thought so too. Look what happened. --- 11/11/1572 -- Never Forget. <cite>Stagmar posted [p:913768236] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sada_Pop posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Chicken posted...</cite> <quote>Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life.</quote> They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases.</quote> imagine thinking you can modernize the word of God </quote> King James thought so too. Look what happened.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheOrgyPorgy 12/08/18 11:14:23 AM #20:	lilORANG posted... Sada_Pop posted... Chicken posted... Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life. They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases. imagine thinking you can modernize the word of God That's what The Message translation tries to do. The popular choice among theological liberals today. --- Radiohead <cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted [p:913768237] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>lilORANG posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sada_Pop posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Chicken posted...</cite> <quote>Man I forgot how fucking dull the bible sounded. Imagine willingly reading a full book of that, over and over your entire life.</quote> They have plenty of versions of the Bible where the wording isn't clunky or straight up modernized in some cases.</quote> imagine thinking you can modernize the word of God </quote> That's what The Message translation tries to do. The popular choice among theological liberals today.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SauI_Goodman 12/08/18 11:17:27 AM #21:	The_Bottom_Line posted... 18: "If you put an "s" in front of Hitman, you have my exact thoughts on Bret Hart." lol remember wrestlemania 12. dude brought a marker with him and added an "s" once he got past security. This was actually a couple months before king of the ring 96 which means Austin stole it from this guy! No creativity! https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/9pfzzw/wrestlemania_12_ironman_match_sign/ --- Currently playing: RDR2 (ps4) Castlevania 4 (snes), Spiderman (ps4), Resident Evil (xbone) <cite>SauI_Goodman posted [p:913768353] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>The_Bottom_Line posted...</cite> <quote> 18: "If you put an "s" in front of Hitman, you have my exact thoughts on Bret Hart."</quote> lol remember wrestlemania 12. dude brought a marker with him and added an "s" once he got past security. This was actually a couple months before king of the ring 96 which means Austin stole it from this guy! No creativity! https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/9pfzzw/wrestlemania_12_ironman_match_sign/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Damn_Underscore 12/08/18 11:21:04 AM #22:	Some Bible translations (like the King James Version) translate word-for-word from the original languages. Others like the New International version (which is my favorite version because it's a mix of word-for-word and thought-for-thought translation) try to translate thought-for-thought. This is the example the NIV translators use on their website Cmo se llama? Which is a better translation: Option 1: How is it called? Option 2: What is your name? --- Shenmue II = best game of all time Shenmue = 2nd best game of all time <cite>Damn_Underscore posted [p:913768488] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>Some Bible translations (like the King James Version) translate word-for-word from the original languages. Others like the New International version (which is my favorite version because it's a mix of word-for-word and thought-for-thought translation) try to translate thought-for-thought. This is the example the NIV translators use on their website Cmo se llama? Which is a better translation: Option 1: How is it called? Option 2: What is your name?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Stagmar 12/08/18 11:24:32 AM #23:	Option 3: "Come see the Llama?" --- 11/11/1572 -- Never Forget. <cite>Stagmar posted [p:913768620] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>Option 3: "Come see the Llama?"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_Bottom_Line 12/08/18 12:16:31 PM #24:	SauI_Goodman posted... The_Bottom_Line posted... 18: "If you put an "s" in front of Hitman, you have my exact thoughts on Bret Hart." lol remember wrestlemania 12. dude brought a marker with him and added an "s" once he got past security. This was actually a couple months before king of the ring 96 which means Austin stole it from this guy! No creativity! https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/9pfzzw/wrestlemania_12_ironman_match_sign/ Better than no charisma, like Bret Hart. --- And that's the bottom line <cite>The_Bottom_Line posted [p:913770731] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>SauI_Goodman posted...</cite> <quote><cite>The_Bottom_Line posted...</cite> <quote> 18: "If you put an "s" in front of Hitman, you have my exact thoughts on Bret Hart."</quote> lol remember wrestlemania 12. dude brought a marker with him and added an "s" once he got past security. This was actually a couple months before king of the ring 96 which means Austin stole it from this guy! No creativity! https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/9pfzzw/wrestlemania_12_ironman_match_sign/</quote> Better than no charisma, like Bret Hart.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PepperoniMaster 12/08/18 12:17:20 PM #25:	Skye Reynolds posted... Touch posted... soulunison2 posted... Stone cold 3:16 says I just kicked your ass whipped And Austin 3:16 --- To be the man, you've got to BEAT the man! <cite>PepperoniMaster posted [p:913770764] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>Skye Reynolds posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Touch posted...</cite> <quote><cite>soulunison2 posted...</cite> <quote>Stone cold 3:16 says I just kicked your ass</quote></quote> whipped</quote> And Austin 3:16</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheOrgyPorgy 12/08/18 1:52:00 PM #26:	https://leewoof.org/2017/12/08/does-john-318-mean-that-all-non-christians-go-to-hell/ This article is making me rethink my theology. Perhaps I was wrong all along ... --- Radiohead <cite>TheOrgyPorgy posted [p:913774728] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>https://leewoof.org/2017/12/08/does-john-318-mean-that-all-non-christians-go-to-hell/ This article is making me rethink my theology. Perhaps I was wrong all along ...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Damn_Underscore 12/08/18 2:00:48 PM #27:	That is a good article. Throughout the gospels, Jesus talks about the importance of good acts and not just faith. --- Shenmue II = best game of all time Shenmue = 2nd best game of all time <cite>Damn_Underscore posted [p:913775120] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote>That is a good article. Throughout the gospels, Jesus talks about the importance of good acts and not just faith.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Damn_Underscore 12/08/18 2:05:42 PM #29:	RedWhiteBlue posted... So does 18 imply with the first portion that believing leads to salvation, no matter what? Throughout the gospels, even in 19-21 of that verse Jesus talks about the importance of good acts. --- Shenmue II = best game of all time Shenmue = 2nd best game of all time <cite>Damn_Underscore posted [p:913775332] in It's inter... [t:77281393]...</cite> <quote><cite>RedWhiteBlue posted...</cite> <quote>So does 18 imply with the first portion that believing leads to salvation, no matter what?</quote> Throughout the gospels, even in 19-21 of that verse Jesus talks about the importance of good acts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Current Events > It's interesting how many cite John 3:16-17 yet ignore John 3:18. (+) Yeah! (+)

Current Events > It's interesting how many cite John 3:16-17 yet ignore John 3:18.