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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: SkyRock on September 08, 2008, 10:51:18 PM
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Penecostal are the muslims of the christian branch if you consider women having rights.
not to mention they are crazy as loons:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07cmMhQxjfg
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I considered having my wife join too.
That whole 'speaking in tongues' thing has me... ummm.. ahhhh... 'fascinated'.
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I think theres a T in there soemwhere :huh
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I guess that explains why she runs the state, since she obviously believes women have no rights? And being crazy surely explains her voter approval rating.
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It's likely alaskans find 'speaking in tongues' a heluva lot more understandable than the previous political rhetoric tossed their way.
Plus.. it's kinda kinky.
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ahh HA!
there is a T in there...
pentecostal
not tryin to be pick,y as my spelling soemtimes leaves alot to be desired, just didnt sound right...
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I think she left that church if I hear correctly.
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I hate to disagree but I think the fundamentalist baptists that worship with rattlesnakes and copperheads are the muslim branch of the christian faith. King David danced in the streets just like pentecostals and their form of worship has a lot of history behind it. But rattlesnakes?
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I think she left that church if I hear correctly.
Shhhh we're not allowing rumors to be disputed in here anymore. Yeager's convinced me that posts like yours are evil.
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I'm wondering if Skyrock can even see the irony of his argument. Claiming Palin is anti women's rights seems just plain stupid to me. Seems the democrats are incompetent even at slinging mud.
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Palin was baptized Roman Catholic as a newborn. She was then baptized in a Pentecostal Assemblies of God church as a teen and attended that church until six years ago, when she and her family adopted a different home church, an independent evangelical church.
Palin opposes abortion and gay marriage. But in December 2006, she told The Associated Press that her stances on certain lightning-rod issues would not necessarily translate into public policy.
"I've honestly answered the questions on what my personal views are on things like abortion and a lot of controversial issues," she said. "I won't hesitate to answer those questions about what my personal views are, but I am not one to be out there preaching and forcing my views on anyone else."
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I think she left that church if I hear correctly.
(http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/riptide/TONGUE.JPG)
She left her 'evil' tongue behind. It's currently enshrined at Reverend Wrights 'Speak No Evil Institute'.
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I'm wondering if Skyrock can even see the irony of his argument. Claiming Palin is anti women's rights seems just plain stupid to me. Seems the democrats are incompetent even at slinging mud.
You obviously don't know any pentecostals.
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Penecostal are the muslims of the christian branch if you consider women having rights.
not to mention they are crazy as loons:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07cmMhQxjfg
Very few pentacostals speak in tongues. Every religion has loons. Some pentacostals speak in tongues, some muslims blow themselves up while killing many innocent people.. I'll take the pentacostals, thanks.
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Very few pentacostals speak in tongues. Every religion has loons. Some pentacostals speak in tongues, some muslims blow themselves up while killing many innocent people.. I'll take the pentacostals, thanks.
I thought it was funny, seriously. I do know how the women were treated in the families i knew, and I would not want my daughter treated that way. :aok
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Palin was baptized Roman Catholic as a newborn. She was then baptized in a Pentecostal Assemblies of God church as a teen and attended that church until six years ago, when she and her family adopted a different home church, an independent evangelical church.
No facts in the Rumor Mill please. :uhoh
Seriously, why would it matter if she was still attending the Assembly of God church Skyrock? Did our freedom to worship as we see fit get taken away?
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Deja Vu all over again...
I do not speak for my church on public matters; and the church does not speak for me. Whatever issue may come before me as President, if I should be elected, on birth control, divorce, censorship, gambling or any other subject, I will make my decision in accordance with these views -- in accordance with what my conscience tells me to be in the national interest, and without regard to outside religious pressure or dictates. And no power or threat of punishment could cause me to decide otherwise. -- JFK 12 September 1960
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No facts in the Rumor Mill please. :uhoh
Seriously, why would it matter if she was still attending the Assembly of God church Skyrock? Did our freedom to worship as we see fit get taken away?
I just thought it was funny, and I do believe the pentecostals I knew, were oppressive towards their women, and several were just down right mean to them. Just sayin. :aok
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I just thought it was funny, and I do believe the pentecostals I knew, were oppressive towards their women, and several were just down right mean to them. Just sayin. :aok
I've known people who didn't follow any religion at all that were oppressive towards their women and downright mean to them. :(
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I've known people who didn't follow any religion at all that were oppressive towards their women and downright mean to them. :(
This was church supported. Down here you can tell pentecostals womenn by their wearing full dress, and absolutely no skin showing, also can't have short hair, and not allowed to talk(in depth) to man other than husband. I am going to step out of this thread, I just thought it was funny that the reps jumped on the muslim thing with the dem and then find out she's been pentecostal. Where I am from, they are on the same level.
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Oddly enough, for all that repression she is the governor of the State of Alaska, the nominated vice president of the Republican party, and married to what appears to be a stay-at-home husband. Apparently the easy stereotypes do not apply in this case, though I know CNN is hammering the fear by pointing out her personal beliefs and not noting how they have remained far more personal than policy.
As much as I would hate someone trying to aggressively prostelyze private religious convictions from the executive branch and aggressively working to legislatively bring the heathens into the fold, I personally don't really hate or look down on the religious simply because of their beliefs.
This does it for me in that regard, apparently reinforced by her legislative and leadership history. As noted she states the following, and the record seems to support it:
Palin opposes abortion and gay marriage. But in December 2006, she told The Associated Press that her stances on certain lightning-rod issues would not necessarily translate into public policy.
"I've honestly answered the questions on what my personal views are on things like abortion and a lot of controversial issues," she said. "I won't hesitate to answer those questions about what my personal views are, but I am not one to be out there preaching and forcing my views on anyone else."
Charon
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You obviously don't know any pentecostals.
I suspect by pentecostal you mean a denomination and not the movement. Assemblies of God vary widely in their practices and it should not be confused with the Pentecostal denomination. I do in fact know people from both. Claiming Palin is anti-womens rights is ludicrous and reveals desperation.
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I grew up pentecostal but haven't been to a church is years. An ultra-conservative religion (too much so for my conservative self), it has it's own factions and I would say wouldn't be as unified as larger other denominations. One pastor/preacher can be quite different that another pastor/preacher from a church in a different town. A vast majority of regular members in the churches I attended spoke in tongues and I've done it myself. It's quite the experience to say the least.
I don't view them any different than Joe Catholic or Cathy Baptist and don’t think they should be viewed as wierdos or quacks.
I’ll leave it at that before this thread gets out of hand.
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No facts in the Rumor Mill please. :uhoh
Seriously, why would it matter if she was still attending the Assembly of God church Skyrock? Did our freedom to worship as we see fit get taken away?
Please see the 20 "Obama is a muslim" threads on this board and post your comment there too
(actually Elfie- I know you're a level headed guy and most likely already wrote something to that extent elsewhere... I just wish more people could apply that logic both ways. Anyway, just to be clear... i'm not making a dig at you.)
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I hate to disagree but I think the fundamentalist baptists that worship with rattlesnakes and copperheads are the muslim branch of the christian faith. King David danced in the streets just like pentecostals and their form of worship has a lot of history behind it. But rattlesnakes?
Hey they only bite you if you aren't a believer.. :D
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"I do not speak for my church on public matters; and the church does not speak for me. Whatever issue may come before me as President, if I should be elected, on birth control, divorce, censorship, gambling or any other subject, I will make my decision in accordance with these views -- in accordance with what my conscience tells me to be in the national interest, and without regard to outside religious pressure or dictates. And no power or threat of punishment could cause me to decide otherwise."
-- JFK 12 September 1960
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That is something I can completely agree with.
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You obviously don't know any pentecostals.
Yes they are all Evil, We should round them all up and ship them to the middle east with the rest of the loons......
:noid
You cant honestly beleave one group of nuts account for them all being crazy..
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"I do not speak for my church on public matters; and the church does not speak for me. Whatever issue may come before me as President, if I should be elected, on birth control, divorce, censorship, gambling or any other subject, I will make my decision in accordance with these views -- in accordance with what my conscience tells me to be in the national interest, and without regard to outside religious pressure or dictates. And no power or threat of punishment could cause me to decide otherwise."
-- JFK 12 September 1960
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That is something I can completely agree with.
Unfortunately not everyone does agree and one of those people happens to be a current VP pick.
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Wow so skyrock, who has the heart of a Navy Seal (just ask him), is really the lefty version of Wrag, but types better.
I am not sure who is dumber, but I am leaning towards skytard after this thread.
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Just for the record, I have actually attended the following churches in Wasilla Alaska:
First Presbyterian Church (parents' church)
Sacred Heart Catholic Church (brother's family's church)
And once, just for yucks:
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints - Bogard Road Parish (friend's church)
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Unfortunately not everyone does agree and one of those people happens to be a current VP pick.
So dont vote for her.
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So dont vote for her.
Yeah but you gotta admire McCain. In one master stroke he unified his party and brought both the women and the Bible thumpers into line. Plus she's got great legs.
I ran into Pentecostals during my formative years. Back when boredom could only be broken by, leaving school, or quitting a job, and going on backpack, hitch hiking jaunts around the country. I bet I had every denomination of every church in the lower 48 in try and "save me", most of all in the south. Man I wish I had taken video of some of these dancing, tambourine banging, singing, "bombrich do you Feeeel something?" sessions. "Oh yeah....I Feeeeeel something". Then I found out all their rules against pre-Marital bedboard creaking and decided I really didn't feel anything. A few months later all I felt was the electric hair sheers at basic training. Another good life ruined.
No disrespect to anyones religion. But I wouldn't want anyone singing, banging tambourines, or getting glossy eyed around them ICBM buttons. But as long as she has it under control, and is Pro-gun, I can live with her.
Plus she has great Legs.
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Having been to a few Assemblies of God churches (none in Alaska) I can tell you that they are typically less emotional, less tambourine banging, and less tongue speaking than the Pentecostal denominational churches. They even let women be pastors and go to their colleges. They do like to sing though, religious wackos.
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ahh HA!
there is a T in there...
pentecostal
not tryin to be pick,y as my spelling soemtimes leaves alot to be desired, just didnt sound right...
The wizzard of spelling HAS SPOKEN!!!!
(http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c261/Kaw1000/Wizzard.jpg)
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You obviously don't know any pentecostals.
you obviously don't either. If she was a Pentecostal she would not have the hair, or earrings, or outfits she does.
Oh and don't forget she couldn't be in public office, among the hundreds of other "infractions".
you just live for trolling religion huh?