Is it Necessary to Keep the Law?
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BarneyFife
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The Punitive Death of a Righteous Man | Charles D Brooks Part 1
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I think it's his honesty in what he believes, that's what makes him not lovable, but close..I miss Big Troll.
BarneyFife
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I hear you loud and clear but Adolf Hitler possessed honesty in what he believed until the very end.
The Christian is called and taught by Example to love the unlovable, for which BBJ qualifies marvelously in this setting. He is probably a lot easier to get along with in person but, here, he has proven to be an almost entirely malicious actor.
What he has exhibited most about what he believes is bigotry and a tenacious determination to justify it. He is not alone in that respect, but it appears he may have added to his offense by breaking other forum rules that are not so easily forgiven.
Some folks just aren't cut out for beneficial online community. There are varying degrees of this, of course, and I certainly wouldn't hold myself up as a shining example.
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I believe God is working on him, and we can only hope..I hear you loud and clear but Adolf Hitler possessed honesty in what he believed until the very end.
The Christian is called and taught by Example to love the unlovable, for which BBJ qualifies marvelously in this setting. He is probably a lot easier to get along with in person but, here, he has proven to be an almost entirely malicious actor.
What he has exhibited most about what he believes is bigotry and a tenacious determination to justify it. He is not alone in that respect, but it appears he may have added to his offense by breaking other forum rules that are not so easily forgiven.
Some folks just aren't cut out for beneficial online community. There are varying degrees of this, of course, and I certainly wouldn't hold myself up as a shining example.
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