Posted by Lou Pilder on March 29, 2007, at 22:09:43
In reply to Lou's rsponse to aspects of fayeroe's post-B, posted by Lou Pilder on March 29, 2007, at 21:54:57
> > > i feel that your request challenges my rights to my beliefs. you have your beliefs and i have mine.
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> > > i don't care what you believe and i'd rather you not care what i believe. i don't believe that it's either one of our business to poke around in something so personal.
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> > > i've watched this as long as i can and i would like to go on record in saying that i believe i have a higher power...........and i know that i don't have to remind you that i won't help you dissect something that i've said that is so direct........so, please don't ask me to......respectfully, pat
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> > Friends,
> > I believe in religious freedom. I make no request to anyone that they not believe something.
> > There are things that I am not allowed to post here, things that are the foundation of my faith that I believe. There are things posted here that DR. Hsiung has posted as not being acceptable to post even if it is the belief of the poster. There are examples on the opening page of the faith board as to what is and is not acceptable.
> > Please do not think that I have posted to say what you can or can not {believe}. All can believe what they would like,but not all beliefs can be {posted} here.
> > Lou
> >
> Friends,
> It is written here,[..I believe in a higher power...].
> That belief can be posted as being acceptable here just as Dr. Hsiung's example,[..I believe in the Father, the Son...].
> The faith forum is about the service and worship of God or the supernatural.
> Lou
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Friends,
The question becomes as to what can be posted and what can not to be acceptable here.
Statements that identify a person's concept of God or the supernatural or their affiliation are IMO civil in any forum.
Lou
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poster:Lou Pilder
thread:736533
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