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Experience has shown me that that’s not true. That’s partly true. I still enjoy many old movies but I don’t have time to watch them much anymore. It’s not that they’re bad; it’s that I’m busy, have other and higher priorities. That’s atypical of the sermons which I’ve heard their pastors...

I did, and I’ve counseled quite a few who did. I have, with rare exception, stopped watching new movies because of their content. There’s a lot of truth in that. How do you define “the Church”? There are other reasons. Not so. There is no Christian commitment to denying reality...

”Every Sunday a pastor preaches one sermon, but the congregation sings three, four, five or more sermons because every hymn or song is a poetic sermon that is set to music. … Never underestimate the importance of good, solid biblical hymns.“ Good point and good advice. Members of congregations...

Why come here and announce it? What did you hope to achieve? Did you achieve it?

* Courageous Sir Knight is in for the fight of his life. *

* You’re conducting, conductor. Drive on. *

“For some, the answer was that Christ had only the appearance of a man on earth - he was, in fact, a phantom. Christ was a Spirit, not a man. This line of thought became known as Docetism ...” (Joan O’Grady, Early Christian Heresies, p. 11) It is still found in Christianity to this day.

“Reality does not go away when it is ignored.” - Thomas Sowell

* Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce the brain. *

I’m currently reading Early Christian Heresies, written by Joan O’Grady.

* My kind of humanoids. *