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  1. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    I'm sad that you have run across such a person. Thankfully I don't know anyone who thinks like that.
  2. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    My sister in law was not allowed to teach Sunday school or sing in the choir because she wore pants to milk the cow and muck the barn. This was in the early 2000s. Stupid? Yes. Cult? I don't know. 🤷
  3. subllibrm

    James Fishback is anyone on here watching what’s going on in Florida?

    I asked the same question many months ago. No one here seemed to be able to answer. Many even claimed that there is no such thing.
  4. subllibrm

    James Fishback is anyone on here watching what’s going on in Florida?

    I would say that this pretty much covers Christian Nationalism.
  5. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    I'm sure that they are. Most people will gladly explain the meanings of their ink. The point is that a person's motivation for a tattoo today is no more obvious than the motivation to wear one's hair long was back in the day.
  6. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    Do you even read what you reply to?
  7. subllibrm

    James Fishback is anyone on here watching what’s going on in Florida?

    Neither scenario is a problem as long as there is a good replacement afterwards.
  8. subllibrm

    Parable of the tares

    Christian Nationalist is used by the left in the same way that Marxist is used by the right.
  9. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    "All" generally is 100% but I am open to alternative approaches. 😏
  10. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    E Free Gaylord!!! Woot woot! Great church.
  11. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    Tattoos?
  12. subllibrm

    James Fishback is anyone on here watching what’s going on in Florida?

    The GOP is doing a pretty good job of burning itself down without this guy.
  13. subllibrm

    Parable of the tares

    Still isn't going to happen that way. 😉
  14. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    Absolutely. At one time men wore hats. Styles change. Things change. The idea that everyone who wore this article of clothing or combed their hair one way or another was proof of anything about the individual is silly in itself. What it does show is that Christians aren't immune from "looking...
  15. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    Tattoos! Even the IFB folks have them these days.
  16. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    It was a firm statement because a musician said it was. Therefore everyone else with long hair or a beard or wire rimmed glasses or... well they agreed with said musician by wearing the style of the day, thereby confirming their guilt by association.
  17. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    You are believing your own misreading of my position. And misquoting me. Not a problem. I'm used to it. You did say that you were able to tell how a person thinks by how they wear their hair etc. Interesting gift you have there. I don't recall it on the list of spiritual gifts but it's...
  18. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    So guilt by association, correct?
  19. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    Association with people with poor standards or being confused for someone with poor standards? That seems to be your argument. FWIW the same era that you speak of was six decades ago. During that time facial hair was considered a problem. I was denied entry to a local bible school because I...
  20. subllibrm

    Let's talk about the word "standards"

    When standards are used to measure the spiritual condition of an individual, it is legalistic.
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