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  1. Willie T

    When was the last time you heard the word Rapture in your Church?

    A big AMEN to that! CF has its good points, but it is overwhelmingly a staunchly Religiously oppressive environment.
  2. Willie T

    A Carrot, an Egg and a Cup of Coffee

    This was too good of a life lesson not to pass on! A carrot, an egg and a cup of coffee... You will never look at a cup of coffee the same way again. A young woman went to her mother and told her about her life and how things were so hard for her. She did not know how she was...
  3. Willie T

    When was the last time you heard the word Rapture in your Church?

    Go back and read from the BEGINNING of Zachariah 9. LOL
  4. Willie T

    Books Outside the Bible

    I think we all know that throughout the Bible, an unconsummated Jewish marriage was considered shameful.
  5. Willie T

    Books Outside the Bible

    And you actually swallow nonsensical double-speak like this when the Church feeds it to you?
  6. Willie T

    I am excited....

    Yes, it is mentioned 17 times...…. but frankly, I am too lazy to go wade through that much. The book is available for free online...
  7. Willie T

    I am excited....

    I think it addressed that in several places. I'll see if I can consolidate them.
  8. Willie T

    I am excited....

    If THOUSANDS of Catholics are learning these things from what they are being taught by Church Officials, then the rather sad excuse that "it isn't REALLY Church Doctrine" is pretty weak. The Catholic Population is accepting (and doing) these things as they learn them. And they only learn them...
  9. Willie T

    Easter ? What are we celebrating?

    Absolutely right! IT SHOULD ALWAYS BE DYED HEN'S EGGS.... not the pagan chocolate ones!
  10. Willie T

    The Name, the Language and the Observances

    "The language we should speak"?!?!?!
  11. Willie T

    When was the last time you heard the word Rapture in your Church?

    I had a bit of a surprise when I got to church this morning. Well, it wasn't really a surprise... but it WAS the first time I ever had a portion of a sermon directed, even partially, at me. The preacher kind of let me (and the rest of the congregation) know, from the pulpit, his feelings about...
  12. Willie T

    When was the last time you heard the word Rapture in your Church?

    "Left Behind!" Wow, you could write a book using that as the title.
  13. Willie T

    I am excited....

    I worked for six years in our State's largest Mental Hospital, and never heard one THAT good!
  14. Willie T

    When was the last time you heard the word Rapture in your Church?

    Yes, the fascination with that fantasy world is quite an obsession here.
  15. Willie T

    When was the last time you heard the word Rapture in your Church?

    Oh, I enjoy the rare truthful teaching about how our transformation will be in the form of "rapture." It is just the addition of all the "Left Behind" series rhetoric that most preachers just can't resist "whooping-up" that turns my stomach. Most of them act like none of the Biblical rapture...
  16. Willie T

    I am excited....

    Actually, I had heard most of the stuff you insist on selling, since I grew up around Catholics. But, it has been more than enlightening to hear the truth of all the things non-Catholics have brought to light. Things I never realized went on in that "denomination."
  17. Willie T

    When was the last time you heard the word Rapture in your Church?

    Unfortunately, they are beginning a three-week series on it next week. My wife suggested I find some place else to go for that time.
  18. Willie T

    We MUST have revival

    Just curious. Were there any examples of "Revivals" in the Bible?
  19. Willie T

    An Interesting Observation

    (from a book I mentioned earlier) The Reformation is best conceived as a series of initially independent reforming movements with quite distinct agendas and understandings of the nature of theology and its role in the life of the church. Through the complex networks of the interchange of...
  20. Willie T

    I am excited....

    Oh, yeah! I've never seen someone so at peace. :confused: :eek: :rolleyes: o_O