I would agree.
Saul before his conversion had "no faith'. Not little none. But a false zeal for knowing God.
PLEASE, Garee, go and learn proper punctuation.
I would agree.
Saul before his conversion had "no faith'. Not little none. But a false zeal for knowing God.
PLEASE, Garee, go and learn proper punctuation.
I'd happily give him the benefit of the doubt, but I've read dozens of his posts. Sadly, the mechanics of written English have thus far eluded him.Maybe a keyboarding issue![]()
I'd happily give him the benefit of the doubt, but I've read dozens of his posts. Sadly, the mechanics of written English have thus far eluded him.
My Mom is definitely not American, and uses the word "bully" in this sense, but with sarcasm. She'll say, "Well, bully for you!" meaning, "That's nice for you, but I'm not complimenting you for it."Coming back to this thread...
I recall a slang phrase that some people would call churches 'bully pulpits' now I wonder how they got that name. So churches are not immune either.
But apparently theodore roosevelts used theword 'bully' to mean great or superb. I have never heard the word bully to mean something good before. Or maybe its an american thing.
I agree... though I have an opinion on the secondary causes of bullying (the primary cause being sin, of course). What are your thoughts on that, and what would you propose to diminish the incidence of bullying?Whats hapoenin right now is bullies in parliament. Two MPs have resigned over sexual harassment allegations. Also national sports organisations are pleading with parents to STOP BULLYING their children, cos they are dropping out of sport once they reach high school. The level of abuse is horrific.
Kids will either imitate their parents or do a 180 and do exactly the opposite.ha found my old thread
I had one older girl today who was being very bullying to the younger children in the library. she was calling them names, arguing with them, threatening and acting like she was the big boss. everything they did seemed to irritate her.
I had to take her outside and sit with her and ask her why she was acting this way. it turns out that shes having issues with her mum, and shes going to change schools next year.
her mum it seems is a lesbian (she said her mum is like the husband) or maybe solo.
I said to her it was only today that the lunchtimes are mixed which is why the juniors are in the library. she was being incredibly hard on them but they are only little. I wondered if she treats her own little brother this way. actually I was quite upset and she saw my tears and apologised for her behaviour.
I said I will make some time with her tomorrow so she can use the library without the juniors around.
I think its interesting that shes citing her parents as the cause of her bullying behaviour because thats exaxtly what happened with another year 6 kid last year. His parents were split and he was going theough issues.
a lot of children just act how their parents act as thats what they see. So if their parents yell and threaten and give them hidings thats what they will copy to maintain control.
Im very dismayed that some christians think to deal with bullies they need to fight back.
None of these apply to self defense.Me too. Do they think their Father is not big enough to take care of them as He sees fit?
Romans
12:17 Recompense to no man evil for evil. Provide things honest in the sight of all men.
12:18 If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men.
12:19 Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but [rather] give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance [is] mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.
12:20 Therefore if thine enemy hunger, feed him; if he thirst, give him drink: for in so doing thou shalt heap coals of fire on his head.
12:21 Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.