The Difference Between Cons and Libs

[Mrs. LPW]

Originally Posted by rgcraig

I was thinking more along the line of "I'm Anchored In Jesus" - - does that make me a conservative?

Not unless you follow it up with "I shall not be moved"

[Sam]

Speaking of the Old Ship of Zion and of Noah's ark, and of "The Mother Ship"....

[tstew]

Originally Posted by rgcraig

I was thinking more along the line of "I'm Anchored In Jesus" - - does that make me a conservative?

Actually that is a good point. I guess it all depends on what you are anchored to.

[Sherri]

Originally Posted by tstew

To be honest I think that the original analogy did capture the inherent flaws in being extreme in any direction. The overly conseravative do endeavor to be an anchor and are resistant to God's moving. While it is the nature of the overly Liberal to want to be the direction setter in the first place. They are both equally instances of man wanting to control too much. Either position is dangerous and can lead to someone being far away from where God really wants them.

Good points. I think I'll go to bed now and maybe I'll get a revelation in my sleep to further this analogy.

[tstew]

Originally Posted by Sherri

Good points. I think I'll go to bed now and maybe I'll get a revelation in my sleep to further this analogy.

I'll take that as a victory























It is good to have you back on AFF land.

[Sam]

THE OLD GOSPEL SHIP



I have good news to bring
And that is why I sing
All my joys with you I'll share

Oh, I'm a gonna take a trip
In the good old gospel ship
And go sailin' through the air.


Oh, I'm a gonna take a trip
In the good old gospel ship
I'm goin' far beyond the sky

Oh, I'm a gonna shout and sing
Until all the Heavens ring
When I'm bidding this world goodbye.


Oh, I can scarcely wait
I know I'll not be late
For I'll spend my time in prayer

And a when my ship comes in
I'll leave this world of sin
And go sailin' through the air.

Arr. Armond Morales
Sung by Imperials

[Mrs. LPW]

Vestal always took this one...

Originally Posted by Sam

THE OLD GOSPEL SHIP



I have good news to bring
And that is why I sing
All my joys with you I'll share

Oh, I'm a gonna take a trip
In the good old gospel ship
And go sailin' through the air.


Oh, I'm a gonna take a trip
In the good old gospel ship
I'm goin' far beyond the sky

Oh, I'm a gonna shout and sing
Until all the Heavens ring
When I'm bidding this world goodbye.


Oh, I can scarcely wait
I know I'll not be late
For I'll spend my time in prayer

And a when my ship comes in
I'll leave this world of sin
And go sailin' through the air.

Arr. Armond Morales
Sung by Imperials

[soldoutochrist]

Originally Posted by tstew

To be honest I think that the original analogy did capture the inherent flaws in being extreme in any direction. The overly conseravative do endeavor to be an anchor and are resistant to God's moving. While it is the nature of the overly Liberal to want to be the direction setter in the first place. They are both equally instances of man wanting to control too much. Either position is dangerous and can lead to someone being far away from where God really wants them.

Well said, Tesfaye.

[Monkeyman]

Originally Posted by Pianoman

I'm slow tonight, I just realized I misspelled "between"!

So here is the first difference...I, a con, know how to use spell check....next???

[tstew]

Originally Posted by soldoutochrist

Well said, Tesfaye.

Whoahhh. Somebody knows me in real life. Time to sleuth.