Second Amendment rights exercised in Orlando

I bet watching it would be a blast.

 

#nobodycares

 

I was told the second coming of Jesus would be on a bigger scale.

 

There's really not that much to say. Either you think the works are written in the inspiration and guidance of the Holy Spirit or you don't. And if you don't, I mean, OK, that's fine, but your average Christian is probably going to say "huh?" when you start going down that line of thinking.

Paul's "POV" is fully within the spectrum of what the Holy Spirit would desire to convey in a given letter, for example. It would be inconsistent with God to desire a rote, straitjacketed voice in the Bible; if He'd wanted that, He could have created 1 person, downloaded the whole thing into that person, who then wrote an infinitely long book that He placed of His shelf as a testament to Himself.

What's more, the Bible is but a tiny, tiny part of what's actually true of the world and God. Creation is its own testament, as are human beings themselves, as is our conscience (moral wisdom). Paul's POV creates a framework, divinely inspired, sufficient for living in a world that has knowledge of Christ, that is then supplemented by the Spirit and the other testimonies.

So, to that end, there are obviously contextual aspects to his letters, both in Paul's time and how we'd view it today.

 

It's a great response to a question that wasn't asked.

 

He asked For my take

 

Should be a fair read:

 

The other side:

 

He dropped a dime on Omar:
I reported Omar Mateen to the FBI. Trump is wrong that Muslims don’t do our part.

 

We pay way too much attention to the coach in this country and not enough to the players.

 

I saw a headline somewhere last night that the NRA said that the patrons at Pulse should not have been armed. because they were consuming alcohol, and the NRA does not think guns and alcohol mix well.

 

That was after Trump said he thought the club goers should have been armed. He then walked it back the next day by saying "obviously" he meant armed guards, not folks there drinking. Of course, his original statement wasn't obviously saying that and it disregards the fact there was an armed guard who exchanged gunfire with the shooter.

Odd that somebody who claims to have a concealed carry permit would say such a thing. That's one of the major points of emphasis in the classroom portion of the permitting phase - if you're drinking alcohol, you are no longer legally allowed to carry a firearm.