Is pastor Chris a Pastor

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Why dont you E-mail the dude and ask him. I have spoken to him and found P/Chris to be genuine and fair-dinkum. But dont take my word for it (you dont know me either) go ask him yourself. And lets stick to Y2k issues and solutions Timothy J Wilbur soc sci: hom; natp nit, ird; maiwcw

ps there are a few people looking for info and understanding of the problem they come to these forums for rational and suctinct explinations and views of those who are working on the problem/solutions. If you want question another person's creditionals go and ask them dont (slander) there is an old saying that is expressed in many different beliefe systems - some call it carma, some call it jinked, I prefur to call it sowing and reaping.

What you dish out, returns in like measure.

Sorry people I am a bit put off with some of these questionable posts, I came here to receive and to offer insite and suggestions.

-- Timothy J Wilbur (timkaz@nor.com.au), July 25, 1998

Answers

First of all, no one said that Pastor Chris wasn't a genuine and fair-dinkum (hmmmmm, sounds bizarre to me, what is a dinkum?) Tell Pastor Chris to stick to Y2K issues. If he and Holly hadn't brought up this issue of "unchurched" heathens, then we wouldn't be having this discussion. I guess that's why he has opened up his own site. And Pastor Chris, I think you have insulted a lot of Christians for calling them, Bible Thumpers. Isn't that God's Holy Word? It has a condescending ring to it. Like these people who go door to door thumping on the Bible getting ready to hit people over the head with it unless they agree with them.......had some up my way the other day. They handed me a magazine and told me I was going to hell for sure. Whew! Glad God hasn't left them in charge! Then there were these 2 guys dressed in white shirts and ties that came up my driveway, I thought they were those men dressed in black!!!! Scared the daylights out of me! They had on sunglasses, black pants, white shirts and ties!!! They weren't wearing black jackets cause it was 113 degrees outside. Anyways, my pit bull ran them off! It was really funny! Their legs flagging all over the place, gravel flying, I guess they went home and changed their pants. I can dish it out and I can take it, but there are some who only run off and hide. They truly have a sectarian spirit that is called "Bible Thumpers Forum, Those Who Think Otherwise Are Not Welcome." Now that religious matters are not going to be discussed here, let's get on with Y2K matters.

-- playingbythegame (refusetogive@baloney.com), July 26, 1998.

Boloney, I like the new handle! Your story about the Pit Bulls running off the thumpers had me rolling on the floor laughing. I too had such an experience. It was raining like crazy and a car full of thumpers rolled into the yard. The yard was a mud hole from all the rain and the dog, covered with mud, decided to jump into the front seat of the car when they opened the door, then jumped into the back seat. We laughed our butts off from the house. Never saw that bunch again. Again, thanks for the best laugh I've had in weeks.

-- Dave (dave22@concentric.net), July 26, 1998.

Once upon a time there was a little granny who was concerned about the things grannies usually are. She went to church, she cared about her family, and she generally tried to be helpful to all she met. One day as she was strolling through her community and talking about Y2k and sharing her views, a GIANT BULL came charging down the street. Looking for any form of movement, he gored the granny. Some tried to come to her defense, saying "We need to go to a place where we will not continue to have wild animals charge through and gore us." The bull became VERY angry. He tried to charge everyone. He imagined some offenses and snorted and thrust his horns in the air, but to no avail. There was no offense except the rampaging bull, which had to be sedated by the authorities.

-- Human Kind (Human@madness.net), July 26, 1998.

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