Are The Extreme Genuinely Happy?

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prophet said:
Steve is a genius, who runs a successful business

As a businessman, I am curious. What type of business does he have? Feel free to PM me if you do not want to put it out publicly on the forum.
 
groupie said:
prophet said:
Steve is a genius, who runs a successful business

As a businessman, I am curious. What type of business does he have? Feel free to PM me if you do not want to put it out publicly on the forum.
If you listen to his publicly available sermons, you will hear references to his work.  He travels weekly, and hence the 'border' run-ins.  I haven't listened to them all  so I am not sure how much he has divulged. 
'Communications technology service sector' is general enough. (He still has to physically maintain/ install new, for his customers, unlike some internet gurus I know ;)
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Anishinabe

 
prophet said:
He isn't extreme enough for you, to fill the criteria for this op?

Anishinabe

No,no.... He is definitely a nut job that's for sure. That is not the only video I have seen of him. He is picked on regularly at stuff fundies like.
 
Anderson and Beaumont both have the most laid-back, down-to-earth, practical wives, and well-adjusted children, which may be a big factor in their happiness, as well as lending credibility to their 'extremes'.
Lol @ 'ticking people off' being a source of Guy's happiness...all too true.
Guy is a people person, and Steve is a genius, who runs a successful business and pastors a growing church, while battling border agents on the side. I have had the pleasure of laughing with both of these men, many times, in a variety of situations. Frag I only 'know' here, but he seems to be consistently positive and happy, albeit fiesty.
FWIW, our admin, who I consider to be extreme in his textual criticism, and very sarcastic at times, also appears to be a genuinely happy person.
Wrap up: I believe extreme views and happiness can dwell simultaneously in the same mind/ heart.

Anishinabe
This didn’t age well.
 
There are many who take positions we would consider to be "extreme" and they do so out of sincerity and a genuine desire to please and glorify God with their lives. We should all be careful in our criticisms of such people!

The problem is when you have some "Leader" who is coercing such STAAAAAAAANDEEEEEEEEEEERDS upon others and everyone else in the group are compelled to conform themselves, to be "enforcers" of such a standard, and to shame anyone who does not conform. These are the ones who end up on Eric Skwarczynski's "Preacher Boys" broadcast crying about all the "abuse" they suffered in IFB Churches or whatever.
 
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