My church isn't anything like what you're describing. You must be referring to a catholic church.
Nailed it, anon. Who is this guy thinking he can speak for Q? Q did not say what this guy says he said, so now he's got to imagine what Q 'meant.' What a glorious result, it looks like he discovered that Q 'meant' turns out to be exactly what this guy wanted Q to mean…
>Wrong. You're a terrible theologian.
And not that great of a psychic, or mindreader.
Kind of funny, since it is rather obvious that Q does not reject Christian theology. He quotes liberally from it.
John 3:16
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. [this is a Q quote]
Consider this:
If Satan does not exist, [a rejection of basic theology] there is no reason for John 3:16
>allow me to ask, have you cast any demons lately…or at all?
Asking for yourself, or a…friend?
You are (by your own admission) not qualified to comment on a subject that you have already acknowledged that you 'reject.'
>Also, why in God's name is Satan necessary for Christ's gift to have validity?
Really?
Nevertheless, as a fallen angel, Satan tempted mankind in the garden of Eden, sin and death entered into the world as a result of that first sin, so even a simpleton could see the obvious connection between the Devil and the meaning of John 3:16. Satan's fall was the 'original' sin that led to man's Original Sin.
Awesome response.
Tim Hawkins is one funny guy.
That IS the reason why Sunday is referred to as "The Lord's Day." Early Christians met to commemorate His resurrection, and celebrate Communion on the first day of the week, because that is when Christ arose. There is nothing Catholic about Sunday worship, as it began nearly 300 years before Constantine, and this is well-documented in Scripture that also predates the so-called 'Catholics' by centuries.
Tip top observation, fren.
Is all this virulently antichristian stuff ORGANIC?
Why right now, do I wonder?