Moderators Gregory Matthews Posted June 20, 2014 Moderators Posted June 20, 2014 Dr. Jan Paulsen speaks on the possible challenges that may result from a GC vote on WO. http://www.atoday.org/article/2547/news/...s-on-challenges After you read the above article, please read the responses made to the article. For one response, quoted in part, and written with tongue in check, read the one that begins: Quote: I totally agree. And I wish slaves would know their place also. The amount of resources our forefathers wasted on that infiltrated abolitionist movement, which was culture invading Christianity, given both the OT and NT affirm the institution of slavery, was abismal. And that time, effort and money could have been better spent on more important things, like building higher steeples in our churches or polishing our rosterums. * * * * * The above is only a brief part of a longer post. Kevin H 1 Quote Gregory
Administrators debbym Posted June 24, 2014 Administrators Posted June 24, 2014 wow, i like this new thought. women are not to be given a lower standard of responsibility. human beings equally can serve God and minister the Gospel to the world. we are a nation a spiritual nation of priests. it is because we do this through the power of the Holy Spirit not through the power of our flesh, whatever gender our flesh is. Kevin H 1 Quote deb Love awakens love. Let God be true and every man a liar.
Johann Posted October 17, 2014 Posted October 17, 2014 I think Jan Paulsen did not express himself for or against WO while he was in office. In a meeting with youg people he said something like this: The decision is yours. Quote
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