The Judgment of the Church has begun, Part 1

[1140Cecile]

In that case, I will bid you a fond farewell.

[BroCope]

Only one who has obtained his knowledge of history from Dell comic books can say something as absurd as that. He has moved in mighty ways withing my lifetime. When God changes the hearts of millions in the period of a few weeks, then that is a mighty move of God. You need to read about the Azusa street revival, or the Jesus movement of the sixties and early seventies. Your statement is made out of ignorance, not knowledge.

[1140Cecile]

You like to insult people, don't you? What that usually means, when a person does as you have, is that they cannot adequately respond to the points being made by the other person. I used to run across these kinds of people in bars who would use some macho bravado, some threat of violence, when they couldn't adequately respond to simple conversation. "Do you want to go outside to settle this?" is a similar statement to how you have responded. Don't try to insult me, defend your position!

[BroCope]

I speak the truth. If you take it as an insult, I can't control that. I think it means you have a problem. As you said, the truth can stand to be challenged. But apparently you can't. What does that say about your truth premise?

I would like to defend my position, but I can't do it in 500 character comments. Perhaps I will video a response. But then why should I have to recite all of the history of the church. It is you that is ignorant of history, not me.

[1140Cecile]

God NEVER moves in a "mighty" way. God, if you want to call it that, moved in a mighty way, from our perspective, only once. What this mighty way was, was the conception of a random reality that would allow for ANY possibility but held within the precept of beginnings and endings or, from our perspective, birth, life and death. For "god" to interfere in this process by "moving in a mighty way" would be to negate the very purpose for the creation in the first place. Prophesy of fate is a sham.