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Seatbelt Blue
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So you're challenging me to not accuse others of sinning (which I didn't do) by telling me that I'm sinning. Way to go.

I didn't tell you you were sinning.

Seatbelt Blue
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accuse others of sinning (which I didn't do)

Is lying a sin?

Did you call him a liar?

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forget it dude. Lighten up a bit here. I was trying to poke fun at the fact that there was somehow no "historical documentation" (coincidental). I wasn't trying to play God and judge his immortal soul. I appreciate the heads up about the word "smell of elderberries", but do not appreciate haughty diatribe on your part. Sorry if I offended you. End of debate, thanks.

Seatbelt Blue
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I wasn't being argumentative. I wasn't trying to start a fight, and your sarcasm isn't appreciated. I'm trying to help; I'm trying to live a life of holiness and to help others do the same. Your post was most certainly not in that spirit; well intended in defense of the Church, but misguided in execution. I apologize if my post offended you, although I don't understand how it did such.

::sigh:: I'm starting to think I'm not welcome here. Every time I try to push, prod, or nudge someone past behaviors that will hold them back, I get mauled.

Seatbelt Blue
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forget it dude. Lighten up a bit here. I was trying to poke fun at the fact that there was somehow no "historical documentation" (coincidental). I wasn't trying to play God and judge his immortal soul. I appreciate the heads up about the word "smell of elderberries", but do not appreciate haughty diatribe on your part. Sorry if I offended you. End of debate, thanks.

sigh. I wasn't trying to be haughty, friend. I was just trying to help.

And I will be the first to acknowledge my own hipocrisy; everything I said we shouldn't do, I do. I do them regularly. I lie, insult, accuse, and generally bumble and stumble my way along the Way of the Cross. I am a terrible Christian.

But that fact of failure is exactly why I posted what I posted. We need to be held accountable. People need to call our mistakes.

Edited by Seatbelt Blue
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I agree, thank you for your concern.

I certainly wasn't trying to "maul" you. And I didn't mean sarcasm (except in my original post). I tend to go on the defensive when my actions are questioned, partly my sinfulness, but also because, since I'm on a board, you really don't know me. If I was talking face to face it would be a different story. I think tone, and exectutionof phrases is difficult to ascertain online and so when something is typed, it's hard to know sometimes the intention behind the words.

Anyways, no hard feelings, I accept that I'm a sinner.

PS Everyone is welcome on this board.

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Except Satan.

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Unless he's converting.

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Except Satan.

Unless he's converting.

:huh: :D :lol:

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If it turns out 2 be genuine would yall like to put our money together 4 it?

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If it turns out 2 be genuine would yall like to put our money together 4 it?

hehe ... sure.

"if"...

What do we do with it then? Donate?

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Well... we must give it to a church... if we find out later that it's not genuine then our only choice would be to...... sell it on ebay.

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give it to my Church.

they need more ancient stuff. we only have one saint statue-St. Francis.

B)

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If anyone is a member of eBay, they can send them a message about the first-class relics (which are prohibited on eBay because they are human remains). Go to http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/remains.html and click on "Report". You have to be a member to report, and you have to be 18 to be a member, so I can't do it myself. But PLEASE, if you can, report as many as possible. Selling first-class relics is prohibited by the church AND by eBay, so they should have to remove the items when reported.

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Well... we must give it to a church... if we find out later that it's not genuine then our only choice would be to...... sell it on ebay.

hehe :lol:

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