Quote from: GAslick on February 16, 2009, 07:49:18 AMAs a life long Methodist, I can tell you that's the absolute truth. Good gracious, we have committees to set up committees! Yep, my wife is on the "nominating" committee. It's the committee that decides who is on the other committees.
As a life long Methodist, I can tell you that's the absolute truth. Good gracious, we have committees to set up committees!
Quote from: SlyHigh on February 17, 2009, 06:48:57 AMQuote from: GAslick on February 16, 2009, 07:49:18 AMAs a life long Methodist, I can tell you that's the absolute truth. Good gracious, we have committees to set up committees! Yep, my wife is on the "nominating" committee. It's the committee that decides who is on the other committees.I am, as Lay Leader, am on that one. It keeps me off the dreaded Parsonage Committee
Dont know how I can have been a member for so long and have missed this post.I am an elder in The Church of Scotland. This is a presbyterian church. I am deeply respectful of other peoples religions and ask that they are the same of mine.
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Quote from: The Scottish Ambassador on February 16, 2009, 07:47:09 AMDont know how I can have been a member for so long and have missed this post.I am an elder in The Church of Scotland. This is a presbyterian church. I am deeply respectful of other peoples religions and ask that they are the same of mine.Aye, the Auld Kirk! Played a big role in my family's history. The family was originally Highland Scottish, which meant Roman Catholic. Then my great-great-grandmother decided to join the Kirk. That didn't set too well with the clan chieftain, so the whole family was given the boot. They sailed across the Irish Sea and took residence in Ballymena, in what is now Northern Ireland. It was there that in 1884 my grandfather was born. He grew up there and worked at the linen mill before coming to America.
Quote from: PaulIgniting MinistriesIsn't there a law against that sort of thing?I thought this brimstone and fire thing was metaphorical!
Quote from: StumpyDave on February 18, 2009, 10:19:34 AMQuote from: PaulIgniting MinistriesIsn't there a law against that sort of thing?I thought this brimstone and fire thing was metaphorical!It is really a ruse. What we do is burn heretics
Quote from: calbito on February 18, 2009, 09:55:55 AMQuote from: The Scottish Ambassador on February 16, 2009, 07:47:09 AMDont know how I can have been a member for so long and have missed this post.I am an elder in The Church of Scotland. This is a presbyterian church. I am deeply respectful of other peoples religions and ask that they are the same of mine.Aye, the Auld Kirk! Played a big role in my family's history. The family was originally Highland Scottish, which meant Roman Catholic. Then my great-great-grandmother decided to join the Kirk. That didn't set too well with the clan chieftain, so the whole family was given the boot. They sailed across the Irish Sea and took residence in Ballymena, in what is now Northern Ireland. It was there that in 1884 my grandfather was born. He grew up there and worked at the linen mill before coming to America.Wow! He left the RC church to join the Kirk? That WAS brave
In my 42 year's on Earth I have been: Catholic, jewish, Methodist, Presbyterian, MORMON, and am now an ordained Baptist Minister serving as a Minister to our church's disabilities ministry. Religion has ALWAYS been a big interest to me.The only three things I can't wrap my had around are Muslim, Hindi and Atheism. (with respect to all those) I don't understand Atheism the most, Atheism is "Knowing beyond all doubt that there is not and can not be s supreme being. which means if you call yourself an Atheist, you have studied at depth ALL the worlds religions and have proven them to be wrong through all physiological and scientific works." I told an Atheist friend that and he said "yeah, your right, I'm agnostic which is "The presence of a supreme god or entity is unknown or not understood by me".Like I said, I respect all views, but those last three have be baffled and YES, I have studied them all. Rev. Gimpy