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  1. Wrangler

    "Pastors" that lead church service wearing blue jeans, casual shirts and base ball caps.

    I think there is some confusion in this thread about how Pastors dress as they stand on the alter of God with the people in the audience. And I think you know the answer to your question.
  2. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    IF If things were different they wouldn’t be the same. As it is, things are different, so they are not the same.
  3. Wrangler

    "Pastors" that lead church service wearing blue jeans, casual shirts and base ball caps.

    Your heart and conscience, which God discerns. Generally, it says to all glory to God. Do you suppose tithing the least brings glory to God, such as your worst sheep, full of defects and blemishes?
  4. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    Essential difference?
  5. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    You are invoking the fallacy of Strawman in logic. No one is denying that words have different senses. However, antonyms are not synonyms. In this context, the question is about existence. Does a son of God exist? The question is general, encapsulating ANY sense of the word. Christian’s say...
  6. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    Yes. I already indicated several ways you do this. Regarding word games of son, you added qualifiers that were not part of the question, which was unqualified. “Do you have a son?” is a general question. Inserting qualifiers “legal” or “biological” was done for the game of falsely answering...
  7. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    Yea, I'm seeing that also. Our friend likes to play god by playing word games; if we define words the way we want, then anything can mean anything. Another example is to claim there are no essential differences. You put out many essential differences. He retorts, although those are differences...
  8. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    That reminds me of a comedian who played the news anchor in SNL. He said his god thinks he's hilarious, which is why he picked him as his god. :jest:
  9. Wrangler

    "Pastors" that lead church service wearing blue jeans, casual shirts and base ball caps.

    Again, the choice to dress down is a reflection of your heart.
  10. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    Gaslighting. As you are playing games ... you deny it ... then play more games.
  11. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    My axiom is that when it comes to politics, everyone is biased. The only question is what is the bias? Fact is, there are almost always arguments FOR and AGAINST a proposition. An intelligent mind can entertain an idea that he does not share. Many refuse to acknowledge any validity to ideas...
  12. Wrangler

    "Pastors" that lead church service wearing blue jeans, casual shirts and base ball caps.

    No one ever said the outside of the cup is all that matters. Doubtful that Jesus had a "Sunday best" outfit. And that's the point. Choice. What does it say when you choose to dress down at a serious event?
  13. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    Seems many Christians in this thread reject the OP premise, meaning we are not actually worshipping the same God or believe in the same Jesus. Sadly Pancho, you are just regurgitating your own belief system, which has embraced THE PERVERSION OF EQUALITY. So much of what you write sounds good in...
  14. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    Ever hear of Why Men Hate Going to Church? A YouTube vid of the authors talked about one of their chapters where they revealed the results of a poll involving several thousand believers. The question was about the nature of this one True Jesus; does he have primary characteristics on list A or...
  15. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    He can''t explain it. The exchange began by @marks gratuitously bashing your doctrines and when held accountable he runs and hides, as he always does. Agreed. Obviously it was an excuse to avoid answering it. One could excuse @marks for simply meaning a complicated question but he actually...
  16. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    It's ironic that a non-christian brings this up for us. Well done, @Pancho Frijoles.
  17. Wrangler

    "Pastors" that lead church service wearing blue jeans, casual shirts and base ball caps.

    It's not about color but honor. Honor and respect have the characteristic of lifting up. Dressing down conveys the opposite. It's really as simple as that. We are supposed to honor God in all that we do. In logic this is called a False Alternative. Dressing down is not a sign virtue.
  18. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    If you observe compassion and mercy from Jihadi followers of Islam, you aren’t paying attention. Islam: The Politically Incorrect Truth They have been the bane of civilization since their inception 1400 years ago! As President George W Bush said, it is a fight FOR civilization.
  19. Wrangler

    Is anyone else a Seer?

    No. You don't have it figured out correctly. Me and others have received prophecy from God in the 21st century. PERIOD. There really isn't anything to figure out. You either accept the signs and wonders of the end times or you don't.
  20. Wrangler

    "Not my God. Not my Jesus."

    You can read into it all you want. One God says they love us so much they sent their only begotten son to pay the price of our moral failings. The other God, not so much. Essential difference.