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The Continentals had their distinct view; and in order to hoodwink the British electorate, the British politicians whose corporate marching orders caused them to desire the EU, had to present it as supposedly a purely convenient and advantageous association.

I imagine he will want to keep that platform. He resigned as leader of UKIP, and has then spent a lot of time complaining about his replacement as leader.

I also wonder how the front bench can brazen facedly claim to want to respect the result of the Brexit referendum to leave the EU, and then spend years doing the opposite. As Tennyson said of 19th century politicians, referring to their '....lies and lies and lies and lies...'.

I cannot accept that all the references in the New Testament to the Three Persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit - are supposedly 'briers and thorns'. Maybe this discussion won't be profitable for much longer.

PS: When Mr Farage resigned after the Brexit referendum result, some commentators said that this won't be the last we hear from him...

" Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee." (Psalm 119.11) The Lord uses our minds and memories in order that we can clearly recall Scripture to our blessing in Christ; and it's good to be prayerfully exercised in the Scriptures.

Personality and deity are distinct in Scripture; Father, Son and Holy Spirit are overwhelmingly present in Scripture, especially the New Testament. You don't have to answer, but I'm curious as to your church background; this might help explain where you are coming from.

@Butterfly So you liked that one, did you? :)

God in Three Persons is clear from the witness of Scripture. John 14.26: "the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send". Galatians 4.6: "God hath sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your hearts". Clearly the witness of Scripture is that the Spirit is a distinct Person, Who is united in His...

Not Scriptural.

This is the generally understood meaning, anyway.

Anne O'Nymous...

It's what they do now. (Ref. OP quote.)

I see you managed it! (I very briefly replied to it.)

John 14.6

Good to see you again.

As Tennyson said about 19th century politicians, it's '....lies and lies and lies and lies...'. But the spoof words express very well what so many North American people called evangelicals, influenced by BG Evangelistic Association culture, etc., actually believe. We do need to get back to the...

Sinning, that grace may abound. (Romans 6.1)

PS: And since it's what so very widely they do now, as the OP quote attests, I can also understand Christian young men and women wishing that more Christians would be willing to work as tattoo artists. (Not merely so that young Christian men and women can feel good with coming of age inking...