"Before the beginning, there was this turtle. And the turtle was alone. And he looked around, and he saw his neighbor, which was his mother. And he lay down on top of his neighbor, and behold! she bore him in tears an oak tree, which grew all day and then fell over -- like a bridge. And lo! under the bridge there came a catfish. And he was very big. And he was walking. And he was the biggest he had seen. And so were the fiery balls of this fish, one of which is the sun, and the other, they called the moon."
You are quite right, Stayed Too Long. All those manmade rules are wicked. I am sure God weeps at the cruelty inflicted on people. Jesus Christ came to give us FREEDOM from manmade laws. You know God looks on the heart and not on the physicals of stuff like eating meat, etc.
As to the baptism thing - hahaha, did you ever hear anything so ridiculous? Not sure in any event what benefit baptism is, as surely the essence of Christianity is the individual accepting Christ as lord and saviour. Where, Biblically, does it say that baptism on someone else's behalf avails anything?
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"Before the beginning, there was this turtle. And the turtle was alone. And he looked around, and he saw his neighbor, which was his mother. And he lay down on top of his neighbor, and behold! she bore him in tears an oak tree, which grew all day and then fell over -- like a bridge. And lo! under the bridge there came a catfish. And he was very big. And he was walking. And he was the biggest he had seen. And so were the fiery balls of this fish, one of which is the sun, and the other, they called the moon."
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You are quite right, Stayed Too Long. All those manmade rules are wicked. I am sure God weeps at the cruelty inflicted on people. Jesus Christ came to give us FREEDOM from manmade laws. You know God looks on the heart and not on the physicals of stuff like eating meat, etc.
As to the baptism thing - hahaha, did you ever hear anything so ridiculous? Not sure in any event what benefit baptism is, as surely the essence of Christianity is the individual accepting Christ as lord and saviour. Where, Biblically, does it say that baptism on someone else's behalf avails anything?
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