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thanks. those translations help, it does sort of imply some level of deliberateness on behalf of the causer, and some sort of pre-exisiting weakness on the stumblee.

It's recently been on my mind the subject of what constitutes stumbling blocks in the bible. From going through what I could find, it seems to be referring primarily to two things, either causing someone else to sin, or trying to get someone else to violate their conscience. Would I be correct...

total cock. only good for criminals and driving up graphics card prices.

The situation is that my workplace will be ceasing operations at the end of the year. Pray I get this sorted out be it a sudden economic shift, or find somewhere else.

Sort of like if I explain what a ham radio operator is and I say " A ham is someone who gets a ham radio license and calls CQ, but if they don't get a license they're nothing but CBers. Technically you don't have to actually use a radio to be considered a legal ham, but virtually all of them...

isn't that what I said?

So it's that homosexual month and despite my efforts to ignore it, one got into my facebook feed. It was a photo of what I'm guessing was intended as a wedding gag, it showed a woman in suit and a man in a wedding dress. Being a reactionary I posted a comment, noting a lot of complaints...

more water baptism debate, while I'm not dumb enough to risk being wrong personally, I don't think it's a no exceptions policy, much of the writings about water baptism seem to go on the premise that water is available, the ethopian eunich for example. I don't think death bed cases are in any...

that person is a fool.

yeah... that kinda depends on what you classify as ending their own lives, remember how Sampson died?

if not I'm screwed.

Give strong drink unto him that is ready to perish, And wine unto those that be of heavy hearts. Let him drink, and forget his poverty, And remember his misery no more. proverbs 31 6-7 So yes it's okay, just don't go around getting wasted.

yeah, that was a typo

I have the exact same problem, I'm long past the first, but the second is still a problem, I probably shouldn't even have a computer with internet.

I cant find anything that says you can repent and be forgiven if you are willing. The closest thing to being beyond repentance is Hebrews 6:4, and Is kinda awkward translation wise, the way I see it is you can't start all over again afresh per say, but you will suffer losses, and the more time...

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sounds like the flesh using your stress against you.

yes, I'm on of those with mild social anxiety and online is often much easier than in person.

It's something of an exaggeration, but often the case.

I told someone on here awhile back that I bought a kilt. I wear it mostly for church and dance class. Below is a much less fancy skirt for warm weather when I go target shooting or something. Anyone else wear Kilt/skirts/robes/etc?