BugsBunny1078
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The question about forgiveness arose when it was mentioned that his boss the rev. Wildmon told him that they forgive him. Certainly it is within the rights of anybody to forgive anybody else is it not? AFR only recently came to my area and I do listen to it regularly . Every time I drive.Originally posted by: InfectedMushroom
Originally posted by: BugsBunny1078
Correct, forgiveness has no limits. Practicing Christianity does help you to live in God's word. It takes time to change and some never fully succeed. Our goal is to be a perfect human like Jesus. But we aren't there yet are we? If you are perfect then please go on and judge us all but somehow I doubt you are.
WTF???
So are you saying that a piece of sh1t like this that was into child pornography should be forgiven?
This is not a fvcking religious matter. It's a legal matter.
It is the station thats tuned in my car and no need to change it. THey have great programming.
I think this case actually proves the dangers of pornography that the AFA have been talking about.
They forgive the man even though he did maybe damage their reputation alittle. Nowadays I think a person that is doing time in Jail for pornography might well be uniquely qualified to preach about the dangers of pornography.
Even if that seems ironic to you. Who knows more about Alcoholism than an alcoholic?