Well, you know me. Just a cuddly old teddy bear.T-Bone said:I think you are being real generous there Doc.



Well, you know me. Just a cuddly old teddy bear.T-Bone said:I think you are being real generous there Doc.
RAIDER said:Walt said:Although I disagree strongly with his stand on the KJV, there are certainly some who were close friends of his and will miss him.
Some of the comments here seem a bit lacking in Christian charity.
And that is different than any other day???
Tarheel Baptist said:Walt said:Although I disagree strongly with his stand on the KJV, there are certainly some who were close friends of his and will miss him.
Some of the comments here seem a bit lacking in Christian charity.
I disagreed with his KJVPerversion stance as well as his moral/marriage stance.
But, pray for his family!
And, sadly, I don't know if Prince or Chyna will RIP.
Tarheel Baptist said:George Beverly Shea:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/18/arts/music/george-beverly-shea-billy-grahams-singer-dies-at-104.html?_r=0
Ruckman, who spread the KVJO nonsense, leading many astray.T-Bone said:Of the three who has actually done more harm to genuine biblical truth?
Tom Brennan said:The fact that two people on this thread have said complimentary things about Prince's music and apparently no one noticed tells me much about the current state of Christianity.
I don't remember seeing the Explicit Content label on many, or even any, Prince songs.Tim said:Tom Brennan said:The fact that two people on this thread have said complimentary things about Prince's music and apparently no one noticed tells me much about the current state of Christianity.
I never paid attention to Prince, but today I learned that the "Explicit Content" warning on music began thanks to his filthy lyrics. Doesn't sound like a role model to me. Say what they will about Ruckman - at least I relate more with him as a believer than Prince.
I can't make those judgments. I don't know what spiritual state any of the three died in. I'll leave that to Jesus, who knows all hearts, I think we'll get a lot of surprises when we get to heaven, both on who is there that we didn't expect, and who isn't there that we did,.Tim said:Yes, but Prince and Chyna rejected Jesus Christ and fell for the cares of this world, riches, and lust for fame. They are in hell right now and earth praises them for their carnal life.
Ruckman, though in error with his doctrine at times, saw his need for Jesus Christ and at least wanted to serve him. I am sure many turned to Christ because of the work Ruckman did for Jesus Christ.
We all have our errors. I bet if any of us got a few moments of fame we would find our theology challanged just as Ruckman.
Sorry ... i'll take this video over any video of Prince.
Walt said:Some of the comments here seem a bit lacking in Christian charity.
T-Bone said:Of the three who has actually done more harm to genuine biblical truth?
Tim said:I suppose you assume he should have changed his doctrine at some point along the line? Or. Honestly. What makes you believe this way about him?
Tim said:That seems harsh. I mean, he taught the Bible best he knew how, and shared the gospel.
I believe he was saved. I believe it more than anyone trying to prove Prince was saved.
So you don't actually know any of his songs?Tim said:Izdaari said:I don't remember seeing the Explicit Content label on many, or even any, Prince songs.Tim said:Tom Brennan said:The fact that two people on this thread have said complimentary things about Prince's music and apparently no one noticed tells me much about the current state of Christianity.
I never paid attention to Prince, but today I learned that the "Explicit Content" warning on music began thanks to his filthy lyrics. Doesn't sound like a role model to me. Say what they will about Ruckman - at least I relate more with him as a believer than Prince.
I just image searched on google "prince" and the results should have come with an explicit warning.
According to those who knew him, Prince was helpful, kind and generous.Tim said:Web said:I'll post this, then I'm done with the topic:
1. Thank God we have Tim and others of his ilk who know all the people who will be in heaven or hell. The pressure of that knowledge must be overwhelming at times.
2. Schaap's cell phone pictures and text messages should have been labeled "Warning, Explicit Content."
3. It has been reported on this forum that Schaap's cursing and swearing were a normal occurrence at staff meetings.
I could go on, but the stories of fallen saints of God are numerous enough.
As always, it just depends upon whose ox is being gored.
True. I have no earthly clue to be certain of their destination. But, God always intended for believers to do good works. If we see these good works we can make a sound assumption. One of these good works is the profession of faith in Jesus Christ - and the Bible says we are saved by faith. Whosoever calls on the name of Jesus Christ shall me saved. Ruckman showed this publicly. That was his witness.
Prince proved none of this. He proved just the opposite.
But. Yes. In the strictest definition Prince could have had saving faith and struggled with sin and Ruckman was a liar.
My comments were made in the spirit of the thread praising Prince while downing Ruckman.
My uncle taught at Wheaton from 1946 through 1963.bgwilkinson said:I met him and Billy Graham at John Rice's house in Wheaton in the 50s.
bgwilkinson said:Tarheel Baptist said:George Beverly Shea:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/18/arts/music/george-beverly-shea-billy-grahams-singer-dies-at-104.html?_r=0
He will be missed by many that loved his music.
I met him and Billy Graham at John Rice's house in Wheaton in the 50s.