Religious nut Senator Tom Cotton claims slavery and holocaust were necessary

[hockeymom87]

Do you visit the middle of the country often?

I do I’m from the Midwest. What do denominations are considered evangelicals? I’m baptist but don’t consider myself evangelical. I just took a quiz on if you’re evangelical I got 10 out of 31 lol. But it did have some odd questions.

I just go by the broad definition, although I know many different people within each religion have different beliefs.

"As a trans-denominational coalition, evangelicals can be found in nearly every Protestant denomination and tradition, particularly within the Reformed, Baptist, Wesleyan, Pentecostal and charismatic churches."

Can be found meaning not all.

[hockeymom87]

Do you visit the middle of the country often?

I do I’m from the Midwest. What do denominations are considered evangelicals? I’m baptist but don’t consider myself evangelical. I just took a quiz on if you’re evangelical I got 10 out of 31 lol. But it did have some odd questions.

A lot of Baptist don’t consider themselves evangelical. I defiantly don’t either.

I don’t either. Heck I took a quiz “are you can evangelical” I got a 10 out of 31 lol. It had questions about dating etc. I guess evangelicals don’t date in high school since that was a question and since I hit yes I did it counted it as a wrong answer.

[Frau Holle]

We can agree to disagree. That is not normal and you’re lumping is all in an extremist category.

You're the only one mentioning anything about extremists. What I am saying is not an extremist point of view, it's simply written in the bible and people believe it.

Yes, because you’re implying extremists as the norm or the majority of this country and it’s not.

No, I am not. You just keep saying "extremist" as though I am somehow suggesting that people who believe in the Bible are now Christian Extremists.

That's not what I am saying, at all.

The "Norm" for Christians is they they believe in the Bible. That's it.

“I will bless those who bless you, and him who dishonors you I will curse” (Gen. 12:1–3) , The promise to Abraham was passed down through his son Isaac to his grandson Jacob (Gen. 27:1–29). Jacob was renamed Israel, his sons being the founding fathers of the tribes of Israel. So, the promise of Abraham passed on to Israel as well (Num. 24:1–9).

Just Googling "signs Jesus comes back" gives you this as the first page, https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/booklets ... rn/content and all of those Military moves are right now able to be lead by people across the globe who have to by appearance anyway, fully believe it. Christian, Catholic, Church of England, Greek Orthodox, Russian Orthodox , etc... lots of countries.

[SallyMae]

The difference between Baptist and Baptist Evangelical is one of degree, not kind.




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[Frau Holle]

I do I’m from the Midwest. What do denominations are considered evangelicals? I’m baptist but don’t consider myself evangelical. I just took a quiz on if you’re evangelical I got 10 out of 31 lol. But it did have some odd questions.

I just go by the broad definition, although I know many different people within each religion have different beliefs.

"As a trans-denominational coalition, evangelicals can be found in nearly every Protestant denomination and tradition, particularly within the Reformed, Baptist, Wesleyan, Pentecostal and charismatic churches."

Can be found meaning not all.

Ok, well of the definitions that I can find, which parts would you disagree with?


Dictionary

e·van·gel·i·cal
/ˌēvanˈjelək(ə)l/
- of or according to the teaching of the gospel or the Christian religion.


What does it mean to be an evangelical?
The term evangelical derives from the Greek word euangelion meaning “gospel” or “good news.” Technically speaking, evangelical refers to a person, church, or organization that is committed to the Christian gospel message that Jesus Christ is the savior of humanity.


What is the difference between evangelical and Protestant?
Overall, evangelicals tend to be more flexible and experimental with worship practices than mainline Protestant churches. It is usually run by a Christian pastor. A service is often divided into several parts, including congregational singing, a sermon, intercessory prayer, and other ministry.


What is the difference between evangelical and Catholic?
From a Catholic standpoint, Evangelical celebrations are not "masses", because there is no consecration of the Eucharist. ... Catholics believe in Transubstantiation, which means that both the bread and the wine really become the "body, blood, soul and divinity" of Christ.

[SallyMae]

You're the only one mentioning anything about extremists. What I am saying is not an extremist point of view, it's simply written in the bible and people believe it.

Yes, because you’re implying extremists as the norm or the majority of this country and it’s not.

No, I am not. You just keep saying "extremist" as though I am somehow suggesting that people who believe in the Bible are now Christian Extremists.

That's not what I am saying, at all.

The "Norm" for Christians is they they believe in the Bible. That's it.

“I will bless those who bless you, and him who dishonors you I will curse” (Gen. 12:1–3) , The promise to Abraham was passed down through his son Isaac to his grandson Jacob (Gen. 27:1–29). Jacob was renamed Israel, his sons being the founding fathers of the tribes of Israel. So, the promise of Abraham passed on to Israel as well (Num. 24:1–9).

Just Googling "signs Jesus comes back" gives you this as the first page, https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/booklets ... rn/content and all of those Military moves are right now able to be lead by people across the globe who have to by appearance anyway, fully believe it. Christian, Catholic, Church of England, Greek Orthodox, Russian Orthodox , etc... lots of countries.

Ending geopolitics by supernaturalism would be a start.




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[Frau Holle]

Yes, because you’re implying extremists as the norm or the majority of this country and it’s not.

No, I am not. You just keep saying "extremist" as though I am somehow suggesting that people who believe in the Bible are now Christian Extremists.

That's not what I am saying, at all.

The "Norm" for Christians is they they believe in the Bible. That's it.

“I will bless those who bless you, and him who dishonors you I will curse” (Gen. 12:1–3) , The promise to Abraham was passed down through his son Isaac to his grandson Jacob (Gen. 27:1–29). Jacob was renamed Israel, his sons being the founding fathers of the tribes of Israel. So, the promise of Abraham passed on to Israel as well (Num. 24:1–9).

Just Googling "signs Jesus comes back" gives you this as the first page, https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/booklets ... rn/content and all of those Military moves are right now able to be lead by people across the globe who have to by appearance anyway, fully believe it. Christian, Catholic, Church of England, Greek Orthodox, Russian Orthodox , etc... lots of countries.

Ending geopolitics by supernaturalism would be a start.




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Lol one can only dream.

[Lemons]

lol, whatever. I didn't make this post. the OP made a post "race trolling" according to your standards, I am dismantling the F***ing lies told here on a daily basis. Of course you are in the mood to bash a republican based on a lie but not in the mood to hear the truth when its goes against the narrative you WANT to accept.

oh, its not anyone else's spin. OP literally misquoted Sen Cotton. night night.

Cotton is a religious extremist. I’ll judge by his actual words not by the right wing Examiner trying to spin the meaning of his words.

his actual words were in reference to the founding fathers, not his own opinion. you misquoted him. and tom cotton retweeted the WE article so he felt they represented him well.

We all know he was using the old “the founding fathers said” to speak on something he agrees with. Then he had the excuse “hey, I didnt say it, the founding fathers did”.

[SouthernIslander]

You're the only one mentioning anything about extremists. What I am saying is not an extremist point of view, it's simply written in the bible and people believe it.

Yes, because you’re implying extremists as the norm or the majority of this country and it’s not.

No, I am not. You just keep saying "extremist" as though I am somehow suggesting that people who believe in the Bible are now Christian Extremists.

That's not what I am saying, at all.

The "Norm" for Christians is they they believe in the Bible. That's it.

“I will bless those who bless you, and him who dishonors you I will curse” (Gen. 12:1–3) , The promise to Abraham was passed down through his son Isaac to his grandson Jacob (Gen. 27:1–29). Jacob was renamed Israel, his sons being the founding fathers of the tribes of Israel. So, the promise of Abraham passed on to Israel as well (Num. 24:1–9).

Just Googling "signs Jesus comes back" gives you this as the first page, https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/booklets ... rn/content and all of those Military moves are right now able to be lead by people across the globe who have to by appearance anyway, fully believe it. Christian, Catholic, Church of England, Greek Orthodox, Russian Orthodox , etc... lots of countries.

Both Evangelicals and Baptists think they are cursed if they don’t support Israel

^^^ People who think like this are normally extremists, not the majority. The way this is worded, it does read like you are saying that we all think like this.

[SouthernIslander]

I do I’m from the Midwest. What do denominations are considered evangelicals? I’m baptist but don’t consider myself evangelical. I just took a quiz on if you’re evangelical I got 10 out of 31 lol. But it did have some odd questions.

A lot of Baptist don’t consider themselves evangelical. I defiantly don’t either.

I don’t either. Heck I took a quiz “are you can evangelical” I got a 10 out of 31 lol. It had questions about dating etc. I guess evangelicals don’t date in high school since that was a question and since I hit yes I did it counted it as a wrong answer.

Sounds like a test I would fail.