And I thought I was blunt
In: Church
17 Feb 2009I thought I was pretty blunt when it came to expressing my thoughts on this. Steve Lawson (via Mark Berry) definitely sums it up when he created this version.
Steve also gets to the heart of the issue when it comes to apologetics?
Regardless of my own beliefs/faith/whatever, I?ve always been baffled by posters stating ?facts? about God, or with bible verses on them. It always smacked of some kind of talismanic evangelical witch-craft; ?if we use bits of the Bible, it has special powers and people will be saved?? Surely actually talking about this stuff is more useful.
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