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See? You're doing that thing where you repeat the same thing over and over. No, it's not semantics. Semantics is not "I made a claim I cannot back up, so I'm morphing it into something else".
My claim, supported by several links, was that Buttigieg considers himself a practicing Episcopalian and committed to the essential message of Christianity as he understands it to be.
Your claim, supported by actual quotes of yours, was that you claimed that Buttigieg HIMSELF claimed to be a "practicing Christian". Incapable of defending that, you've morphed.
And the kabuki dance continues in full swing!The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View PostSee? You're doing that thing where you repeat the same thing over and over. No, it's not semantics. Semantics is not "I made a claim I cannot back up, so I'm morphing it into something else".
Laughing... so NOW it's "practicing Episcopalian"!!!! You are such a pantload!
Your claim, supported by actual quotes of yours, was that you claimed that Buttigieg HIMSELF claimed to be a "practicing Christian". Incapable of defending that, you've morphed.
And the kabuki dance continues in full swing!
Tassman plays "telephone" with his own posts!
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostI can't wait till it changes into you claiming he was a practicing Christian and Tassman denied it!
Tassman plays "telephone" with his own posts!
In fact, in that interview with Beck, Buttigieg admits his family didn't go to Church, his father "did not remain religious", his mother "considers herself more religious", but she was "not as likely to attend church, either"....
He claims that he THINKS he was baptized, more or less, "right away" by "a theologian of science and religion at Notre Dame".
As an adult, he no longer viewed himself as Catholic, but "found himself going to services at Christ Church", and felt "more or less Anglican".
And "I don't know why I wound up liturgically conservative other than maybe habit, but I do feel that way. If there's going to be music, I want an organ, not a guitar. ... And I've always struggled with prayer as a concept, just because the idea that when you address the Almighty, we do it, grammatically, in the imperative mood. It's an interesting thing."
And his "Christian prayer life"? "Granted, in a literal sense, it's asking for things, but that's problematic, too, as though we encounter God, and he hasn't already figured out what we need. So I guess in that sense I do find that ritual organized prayer makes sense because it is a way to tune my own heart to what is right."
What a RINGING ENDORSEMENT of the RISEN LORD!!!! Can somebody say AMEN!!!
Again, I'm not saying he's NOT a Christian -- I'm just looking for actual evidence that he IS. He's not helping himself a whole lot here, in spite of the fact that the liberals are proclaiming his "profound faith".The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View PostHe keeps lowering the bar, but STILL can't produce any support that Buttigieg HIMSELF claims to be a "practicing whatever".
In fact, in that interview with Beck, Buttigieg admits his family didn't go to Church, his father "did not remain religious", his mother "considers herself more religious", but she was "not as likely to attend church, either"....
He claims that he THINKS he was baptized, more or less, "right away" by "a theologian of science and religion at Notre Dame".
As an adult, he no longer viewed himself as Catholic, but "found himself going to services at Christ Church", and felt "more or less Anglican".
And "I don't know why I wound up liturgically conservative other than maybe habit, but I do feel that way. If there's going to be music, I want an organ, not a guitar. ... And I've always struggled with prayer as a concept, just because the idea that when you address the Almighty, we do it, grammatically, in the imperative mood. It's an interesting thing."
And his "Christian prayer life"? "Granted, in a literal sense, it's asking for things, but that's problematic, too, as though we encounter God, and he hasn't already figured out what we need. So I guess in that sense I do find that ritual organized prayer makes sense because it is a way to tune my own heart to what is right."
What a RINGING ENDORSEMENT of the RISEN LORD!!!! Can somebody say AMEN!!!
Again, I'm not saying he's NOT a Christian -- I'm just looking for actual evidence that he IS. He's not helping himself a whole lot here, in spite of the fact that the liberals are proclaiming his "profound faith".
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostSo he doesn't go to church much, isn't sure if he was ever baptized, he doesn't pray or even understand prayer, and he is more concerned about the type of music the church plays than what they teach.
ETA: And, of course, because he's a homosexual.Last edited by Cow Poke; 06-05-2019, 11:36 AM.The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View PostHe keeps lowering the bar, but STILL can't produce any support that Buttigieg HIMSELF claims to be a "practicing whatever".
In fact, in that interview with Beck, Buttigieg admits his family didn't go to Church, his father "did not remain religious", his mother "considers herself more religious", but she was "not as likely to attend church, either"....
He claims that he THINKS he was baptized, more or less, "right away" by "a theologian of science and religion at Notre Dame".
As an adult, he no longer viewed himself as Catholic, but "found himself going to services at Christ Church", and felt "more or less Anglican".
And "I don't know why I wound up liturgically conservative other than maybe habit, but I do feel that way. If there's going to be music, I want an organ, not a guitar. ... And I've always struggled with prayer as a concept, just because the idea that when you address the Almighty, we do it, grammatically, in the imperative mood. It's an interesting thing."
And his "Christian prayer life"? "Granted, in a literal sense, it's asking for things, but that's problematic, too, as though we encounter God, and he hasn't already figured out what we need. So I guess in that sense I do find that ritual organized prayer makes sense because it is a way to tune my own heart to what is right."
What a RINGING ENDORSEMENT of the RISEN LORD!!!! Can somebody say AMEN!!!
Again, I'm not saying he's NOT a Christian -- I'm just looking for actual evidence that he IS. He's not helping himself a whole lot here, in spite of the fact that the liberals are proclaiming his "profound faith".Some may call me foolish, and some may call me odd
But I'd rather be a fool in the eyes of man
Than a fool in the eyes of God
From "Fools Gold" by Petra
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostSo he doesn't go to church much, isn't sure if he was ever baptized, he doesn't pray or even understand prayer, and he is more concerned about the type of music the church plays than what they teach.Some may call me foolish, and some may call me odd
But I'd rather be a fool in the eyes of man
Than a fool in the eyes of God
From "Fools Gold" by Petra
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Originally posted by Tassman View Post
No mention whatsoever from Buttigieg himself of what his "faith" entails. Only a second hand quote from Adam Wren from "back in October".
The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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A "practicing" Christians is more than a church goer. It is someone who takes their faith and the bible seriously, and tries to live their life according to the way God tells us to in the bible. And will believe the whole bible, not just the parts they like. They practice (live) their faith. Not just talk about it.
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostA "practicing" Christians is more than a church goer. It is someone who takes their faith and the bible seriously, and tries to live their life according to the way God tells us to in the bible. And will believe the whole bible, not just the parts they like. They practice (live) their faith. Not just talk about it.The first to state his case seems right until another comes and cross-examines him.
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The perennial and seasonal pew-warmers: Life-blood of church decay.1Cor 15:34 Come to your senses as you ought and stop sinning; for I say to your shame, there are some who know not God.
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Scripture before Tradition:
but that won't prevent others from
taking it upon themselves to deprive you
of the right to call yourself Christian.
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