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Josh wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 11:05 pm I'm not really aware of "MAGA churches".

Perhaps you missed this thread:
What is this? Republican churches

But we should. The right thing to do would be to not deliver pornography to people's mailboxes. I am very disturbed by this point of view that it's OK to do immoral things as long as an employer is telling you to do it. So I assume you could not work as a postal carrier. And presumably not as a UPS...

Bootstrap wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 6:34 pm I think GPT softened Sattler on this.

And Hubmaier's statements were apparently selectively sourced as well.

My favorite part is at 2:35: "I'm gonna rare back and tell you something...."

Good to hear a Church of God pastor saying this.

You think they are just going to pack up and move north because some Palestinian mothers ask them to? I think there could have been more separation between the militants and non-militants. If the militants deliberately defy the separation and infiltrate the non-militants (which has been their strat...

Josh wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 2:55 pm We just interpret the text simply when it says “make no graven images”. Exceptions abound for “business use”, which I personally find questionable.

I am more concerned about the graven images of Washington, Jackson, Franklin, et al, which many people worship for both business and personal use.

Ken wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 11:08 am So delivering the mail is now tantamount to dropping the atomic bomb?

Air mail, special delivery.

It is perfectly feasible to borrow $4,000 per year to pay for college and earn another $5,000 per year working part time and during the summers and wind up with a fully paid for nursing degree and $8,000 worth of student loans. That's a creative interpretation of "fully paid for." :) The ...

Ken wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 3:35 pm It is perfectly feasible to borrow $4,000 per year to pay for college and earn another $5,000 per year working part time and during the summers and wind up with a fully paid for nursing degree and $8,000 worth of student loans.

That's a creative interpretation of "fully paid for."

One of the early Anabaptist leaders was a civil engineer in the employ of the city in charge of water and drainage systems, if I recall correctly. For me the issue would lie with the association of coersive force. There might be some offices I could theoretically occupy, but it's easy to imagine co...