What does having the Holy Spirit mean?

[Barb]

Originally Posted by Theophilus

That's your opinion and you're are welcome to it, maam, but you're making a mountain out of a mole hill.

For the record, I can't believe for a moment that an 'elder' would be so novice in requiring such redundancy. Do we see repentence with redundancy? No! Are we to assume that it was not there? If anybody's assumtions are without merit and off base, it is that of anyone that requires redundancy to their personal satisfaction in order to prove to them, what the Word has already proven with plenty of instances.

Therefore, if not novice, then the prevential demand for more proof, where plenty is given, is of poor attitude, IMHO.

An 'elder' ought to have a better approach to the Word than that, unless there be an agenda, not of truth seeking, but rather status quo keeping of, if nothing else, one's personal theology.

Well, sir...I am not in the habit of making a mountain out of a molehill, as you say, so perhaps we should end this point here...

I am a 'PAJCer' yet I found TB's post neither offensive or argumentative...and that is my opinion.

Originally Posted by Barb

Well, sir...I am not in the habit of making a mountain out of a molehill, as you say, so perhaps we should end this point here...

I am a 'PAJCer' yet I found TB's post neither offensive or argumentative...and that is my opinion.

Well ma'am, sounds good to me. I know you are a PAJCer, as it were, and nor did I find it offensive, but certainly argumentative naturally, a very weak one with a little tude. I think you've got to have a little tude to expect exhaustive redundency to prove something that you don't believe.