Bible Party of the USA

@Silverchild79,

Silverchild79;16003 wrote:

nothing could illustrate your opinion that "Christians enforcing God's law is the only way to run this country correctly" idea better

you are revealed sir

Where did you get that "quote??" Not from me.

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@Volunteer,

you failed to answer the question I asked of you on the last page

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@rugonnacry,

rugonnacry;16004 wrote:

You can serperate a persons belief from the person when it comes to doing your Job.

I hate black people, but I cannot allow that hatred to run my daily activities at work or I would lose this company.

(Because someone will flame this immediately let me go ahead and say I DO NOT HATE black people ai am simply making a point with this comment)

If you hate your brother, you are not Christian.

1 John 9-11, "The one who says he is in the light but hates his brother is in the darkness until now. The one who loves his brother remains in the light, and there is no cause for stumbling in him. But the one who hates his brother is in the darkness, walks in the darkness, and doesn't know where he's going, because the darkness has blinded his eyes."

We are all brothers and God does not want anyone to be lost.

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@Silverchild79,

Silverchild79;16008 wrote:

you failed to answer the question I asked of you on the last page

Which question, you ask so many.

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@Volunteer,

Volunteer;16009 wrote:

If you hate your brother, you are not Christian.

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We are all brothers and God does not want anyone to be lost.

Im not christian.

And apparently you missed my very elementary point.

YOU MUST be able to seperate your PERSONAL beliefs from your DAILY work. Not everyone believes the way you do Not even the majority. Therefore to Run anything From the Country down to the shift manager at pizza hut, based on your personal beliefs would be more likened to a DICTATORSHIP (Go ahead and quote Mr. Webster on that one) as opposed to the UNiteds states Democratic Republic.

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@Silverchild79,

Silverchild79;15997 wrote:

every political party is a platform, what your saying is equatable to "my car isn't a form of transportation"

To say any political party isn't a political platform is a deception. And tyranny always rises on the wings of such deceptions

The sense of platform I was using was the annual or election cycle platform we are used to with the established parties. These platforms seem to change with each cycle. The statement of beliefs of the Bible Party won't change once it is finalized. That is the difference.

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@Volunteer,

Volunteer;16010 wrote:

Which question, you ask so many.

it's on page 25, go find it and answer honestly

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@rugonnacry,

rugonnacry;16011 wrote:

Im not christian.

And apparently you missed my very elementary point.

YOU MUST be able to seperate your PERSONAL beliefs from your DAILY work. Not everyone believes the way you do Not even the majority. Therefore to Run anything From the Country down to the shift manager at pizza hut, based on your personal beliefs would be more likened to a DICTATORSHIP (Go ahead and quote Mr. Webster on that one) as opposed to the UNiteds states Democratic Republic.

You missed my point. We are not discussing how you or someone who believes like you would act. We are not discussing how someone who operates with deceit would act.

We are discussing a political party whose members are Christians or Jews, who pledge to live by a set of principles established outside themselves by God. No one else may be a member of this party. This means that all members of the party must do their best to adhere to the idea that they do not hate their fellow man. They must put this idea into action. Their measure and guide is the Word of God.

If you are not a Christian or Jew, you would not be accepted as a member and therefore your hatred would not be a factor the party would have to deal with. If you were a member and failed to honor your pledge, you'd be ejected from the party. It's as simple as that.

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@Silverchild79,

Silverchild79;16013 wrote:

it's on page 25, go find it and answer honestly

Ask it again, I'm not going to spend time looking for something you think I didn't answer. I had answered one of your quiestions a few pages back that you said I didn't answer and I had to find it a restrans.

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@Silverchild79,

Silverchild79;15984 wrote:

Let me ask you Drnaline

do you think Americans should have rights that go against the bible, ever?

here's the situation, you're the president. A special executive power gives you the right to outlaw abortion forever. Your cabinet takes a national poll and 60% of America says they want it left legal.

what would your choice be?

here it is quoted for the second time, the first time a quoted it I asked you to answer it as well.

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@rugonnacry,

rugonnacry;16011 wrote:

Im not christian.

And apparently you missed my very elementary point.

YOU MUST be able to seperate your PERSONAL beliefs from your DAILY work. Not everyone believes the way you do Not even the majority. Therefore to Run anything From the Country down to the shift manager at pizza hut, based on your personal beliefs would be more likened to a DICTATORSHIP (Go ahead and quote Mr. Webster on that one) as opposed to the UNiteds states Democratic Republic.

If the majority don't believe the way I do, or more importantly, the way the Bible Party Charter lays out its belief structure, then you have nothing to fear because the party could never obtain a majority.

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@Silverchild79,

Silverchild79;16017 wrote:

here it is quoted for the second time, the first time a quoted it I asked you to answer it as well.

I did on page 25.

Here it is again:

Quote:

Originally stated by Silverchild79
you should answer this too Vol

The Bible says what man's rights are. The Constitution just restates portions of those rights. The reason you have the ability to discuss as you do without being thrown in jail, or worse, is that we don't live in a tyrannical society. Why, because it is founded on Judeo-Christian notions of freedom and equality.

The question that was asked is a hypothetical that is not based on reality as we know it today. The President does not have power to create a law or issue executive order that outlaws anything "forever." All actions and orders of the executive are subject to law suit and legal review. The other two branches of government do not magically disappear. Stick to the real world in your imaginations.

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@Volunteer,

thank you for side stepping but I already know your answer

your failure to actually make your belief known speaks volumes

and the bible does not protect freedom of speech, many of the things you can say legally in America are considered blasphemy by Christianity, the Bible, and the Church.

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@Silverchild79,

Silverchild79;16020 wrote:

thank you for side stepping but I already know your answer

your failure to actually make your belief known speaks volumes

and the bible does not protect freedom of speech, many of the things you can say legally in America are considered blasphemy by Christianity, the Bible, and the Church.

The question you asked is built on a faulty premise. I addressed the premise. The Bible actually does show examples of people blaspheming. It describes what will happen in the last days. It describes what happened to Sodom and G. It describes what happened to the entire world before the flood. Acts of God took care of those problems. Christ Jesus, his example, his sacrifice, and his resurrection provide the solution to the rest. The accuser has lost his power and is defeated.

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@Volunteer,

Volunteer;16006 wrote:

Where did you get that "quote??" Not from me.

Speaking of answering questions:

Quote:

Originally stated by Silverchild79
nothing could illustrate your opinion that "Christians enforcing God's law is the only way to run this country correctly" idea better

you are revealed sir

Where did you get that "quote??" Not from me.

Please answer this question.

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@Silverchild79,

Silverchild79;15983 wrote:

Republicans want control of the White house and both assemblies of congress, so do Democrats. I can only assume the same can be true of the BPOTUSA (because that's why political parties are formed).

Assumptions are usually wrong.

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@Volunteer,

Volunteer;15986 wrote:

Do you guys have jobs? I'm home sick with the crud, what's your excuse?

Hey Silverchild79, How about answering this question?

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@Volunteer,

yes I have a job, a full time (often more then full time) job, I was lucky enough to learn time management while in the military. It does wonder's for what is possible.

I'm not exactly certain what that has to do with this debate, but my confusion over your stances are par for the corse.

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@Silverchild79,

Silverchild79;16026 wrote:

yes I have a job, a full time (often more then full time) job, I was lucky enough to learn time management while in the military. It does wonder's for what is possible.

I'm not exactly certain what that has to do with this debate, but my confusion over your stances are par for the corse.

Why do you take an opposing view? Is it just to argue/debate? Do you really believe what you write or is it just argument?

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@Volunteer,

Volunteer;16022 wrote:

Speaking of answering questions:

Where did you get that "quote??" Not from me.

Please answer this question.

You couldn't find an instance of my making that statement could you. You are getting me mixed up with someone else.

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