Szdfan wrote:And FYI...the memes about Mennonet are already showing up. DKCM knows we’re talking about them.
Won’t be long until there’s one in my honour (although it’s okay to “attack the beliefs, not the specific person”... yeah sure.)
You’ve come up. A few people seem to know you.
There’s a rumor that you got remarried?
And DKCM isn't targeting individuals or those that are struggling?
Do you people have any idea what it is like have divorced people coming to you for counsel and what aweful struggles they go through?
Do you have love and compassion?
Ms. Izzie wrote: Thank you for not ignoring sexual abuse.
In all honesty I do want to meme this it strikes me as funny but yet so, so sad. How low have we set the bar? God help us...
I don’t “meme” this. Instead, I actually went and did something about it.
Empty words and funny pictures on the Internet might feel good, but they don’t accomplish anything.
Hmm, missing my point here. Which is, how low have we set the bar that we actually thank someone for not ignoring sexual abuse, when in fact that's about the bare minimum that *should* be acceptable in our churches.
Something to think about. Something to discuss. Which is the point of the memes: to trigger thought and discussion by using a different format.
DarkShallNotPrevail wrote:
In all honesty I do want to meme this it strikes me as funny but yet so, so sad. How low have we set the bar? God help us...
I don’t “meme” this. Instead, I actually went and did something about it.
Empty words and funny pictures on the Internet might feel good, but they don’t accomplish anything.
Hmm, missing my point here. Which is, how low have we set the bar that we actually thank someone for not ignoring sexual abuse, when in fact that's about the bare minimum that *should* be acceptable in our churches.
Something to think about. Something to discuss. Which is the point of the memes: to trigger thought and discussion by using a different format.
I’ve been around memes longer than I’ve been a Christian, and they never spurred me on to love be good deeds.
On the other hand, when I became a Christian, standing firm against gross immorality (of which abuse would be front and center) seemed rather obvious to me. No memes needed.
Josh wrote:
I’ve been around memes longer than I’ve been a Christian, and they never spurred me on to love be good deeds.
On the other hand, when I became a Christian, standing firm against gross immorality (of which abuse would be front and center) seemed rather obvious to me. No memes needed.
It's just another discussion format, much like this forum. A tool to be used, not inherently evil of itself.
Josh wrote:
I’ve been around memes longer than I’ve been a Christian, and they never spurred me on to love be good deeds.
On the other hand, when I became a Christian, standing firm against gross immorality (of which abuse would be front and center) seemed rather obvious to me. No memes needed.
It's just another discussion format, much like this forum. A tool to be used, not inherently evil of itself.
Some day, if you want a chuckle, google "youth pastor starter pack." That'll bring a rise out of you.
Josh wrote:
I’ve been around memes longer than I’ve been a Christian, and they never spurred me on to love be good deeds.
On the other hand, when I became a Christian, standing firm against gross immorality (of which abuse would be front and center) seemed rather obvious to me. No memes needed.
It's just another discussion format, much like this forum. A tool to be used, not inherently evil of itself.
I think there’s something worth hearing in what Wade was saying.
Josh wrote:
I’ve been around memes longer than I’ve been a Christian, and they never spurred me on to love be good deeds.
On the other hand, when I became a Christian, standing firm against gross immorality (of which abuse would be front and center) seemed rather obvious to me. No memes needed.
It's just another discussion format, much like this forum. A tool to be used, not inherently evil of itself.
I seen evil here but also love and compassion here.
I've seen mocking, misrepresenting people, I've seen contradictions like Titus saying it is an honour to have a meme about oneself but then memes of Joel Osteen isn't an honour obviously. I have not seen a bit of love and compassion with their memes. Evil and good aren't supposed to mix in the way DKCM promotes them to.
Josh wrote:
Won’t be long until there’s one in my honour (although it’s okay to “attack the beliefs, not the specific person”... yeah sure.)
You’ve come up. A few people seem to know you.
There’s a rumor that you got remarried?
Apparently I’m famous enough in Kingdom Christian circles to discuss and circulate rumors about. I’m not sure if I should be flattered or concerned.
You used to be fairly active on the “Becoming Conservative Anabaptist” Facebook group. You were as outspoken there as you are here, so I don’t know why you’re so shocked that people know who you are.
annkat wrote:
You used to be fairly active on the “Becoming Conservative Anabaptist” Facebook group. You were as outspoken there as you are here, so I don’t know why you’re so shocked that people know who you are.
Szdfan wrote:
You’ve come up. A few people seem to know you.
There’s a rumor that you got remarried?
Apparently I’m famous enough in Kingdom Christian circles to discuss and circulate rumors about. I’m not sure if I should be flattered or concerned.
You used to be fairly active on the “Becoming Conservative Anabaptist” Facebook group. You were as outspoken there as you are here, so I don’t know why you’re so shocked that people know who you are.
Are you intentionally dodging Szdfan’s question?
Do you dank kingdom people want people to give out personal information so it can feed your evil desires?
it strikes me as funny but yet so, so sad. How low have we set the bar? God help us...