Re: This just in: Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD is untruthful!
From: Martin W. Smith (no.email_at_this.time)
Date: 08/31/04
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Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 12:56:45 +0200
cteasd5941@hotmail.com (Carol T) wrote:
>"SomeGuy" <spam@spam.sp> wrote in message news:<WKHYc.418533$6p.81882@news.easynews.com>...
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>>>>>>>>>> Good point, but how do we benefit from this commandment? I
>mean, if I told my child not to touch the hot stove, it would be to
>keep the child from getting burned.<<<<<<<<<<<<
>
>Why not just let them get burned?
That would be evil, and you couldn't blame it onb satan.
>>>>>> So, why do you need to glorify Him?<<<<<
>
>In His glory is His light and salvation for others. In His glory is
>our faith, hope and future. In His glory is the way of truth and
>light.
That doesn't answer the question, because it doesn't mean anything.
Why do you need to clorify Him? Why can't you just accept His word?
>All things unto the giver of our good brings glory from the receivers,
>faithful and unfailing. All things unto the giver of evil brings
>bitterness and despair from the receivers, unfaithful and forever
>failing them.
>
>All things which are good prosper others to the glory of that
>goodness, all things which are evil destroy and send their receivers
>into the pits of hell.
>
>Those who instinctively glorify evil in the face of pure goodness want
>glory for themselves and do the work of Satan. In their evil they will
>burn the hand of a child and laugh in its face, and then despise the
>rebuke for their deed. In this there is allegory because evil is sly,
>he has your hand over the hot plate.
But glorifying evil isn't part of this discussion. No one in this
discussion is talking about glorifying evil but you. Why do you
glorify God? Why not just live a Christian life?
> "[It is] not good to eat much honey: so [for men] to search their own
>glory [is not] glory." KJ Proverbs 25:27
Another strawman.
>Jesus said to love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind,
>strength and soul and to love your neighbour as yourself. Would you
>pull a nighbours hand away from a hot plate whilst Satan holds it over
>? Is it not much easier to put yourself in front of him and call on
>Christ's strength to save your neighbour.
Loving is not glorifying, so this advice from Jesus is off the
subject.
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