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Taekwondo Guy · #61 (**permalink**) 03-29-2006, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by CookieMonster

i want to go to korea. anyone want to come with me?

ditto, i want to train in Korea... the home of Taekwondo!
My master trained there.

You book the tickets yeah?

TRAZ · #62 (**permalink**) 03-29-2006, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by sonicbum

I feel we agree, what is not totally correct?!!?!?!?!?

The pope DOES NOT have authority to over-rule god, so he obviously didnt/doesnt have the power to change god's holy day.....blasphemy!!

I agree...The pope is just a man in a funny hat that I have never listened to...And never will...

sonicbum · #63 (**permalink**) 03-29-2006, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by TRAZ

I agree...The pope is just a man in a funny hat that I have never listened to...And never will...

LoL, i couldnt of said it better myself....

keithrose0806 · #64 (**permalink**) 03-29-2006, 03:11 PM

I just meant that you were correct in your thoughts, But that assuming that if you do not go to "church" on Sat you are sining is not correct. My thought is that if you can find a church that you are comfortable with that has the option of service on Sat. than you should choose to go, but there are very few churches as a hole that offer Sat. service and as such if you are unable to attend then it does not necessarily mean you are sining. As stated in the Bible you should not work on Sat. but no one would say that if you have to work to support your family that you are guilty of sin. or to go farther no one would want to live in a world were cops and doctors and firemen and the like took of on Sat. as not to be guilty of sin. I know that this is an extreme example , but that is what makes your statement is incorrect. Although if -I were to argue your point I would point out that faith is the belief in things not seen and that my view would lack faith in Gods ability to 1 provide for my needs and 2 provide for the needs and the safety of the world.

sonicbum · #65 (**permalink**) 03-29-2006, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by keithrose0806

I just meant that you were correct in your thoughts, But that assuming that if you do not go to "church" on Sat you are sining is not correct. My thought is that if you can find a church that you are comfortable with that has the option of service on Sat. than you should choose to go, but there are very few churches as a hole that offer Sat. service and as such if you are unable to attend then it does not necessarily mean you are sining. As stated in the Bible you should not work on Sat. but no one would say that if you have to work to support your family that you are guilty of sin. or to go farther no one would want to live in a world were cops and doctors and firemen and the like took of on Sat. as not to be guilty of sin. I know that this is an extreme example , but that is what makes your statement is incorrect. Although if -I were to argue your point I would point out that faith is the belief in things not seen and that my view would lack faith in Gods ability to 1 provide for my needs and 2 provide for the needs and the safety of the world.

your "extreme example" is a VERY goodpoint..

I just think it is humorous that some "christians", like Buff, consider it a sin to break the sacred "10 commandments", but break it on a regular basis. for the record, i work on Saturday. Its hard, if not impossible to follow god's perfect laws in an imperfect world.... We all sin, and will all continue to sin. If it were possible not to sin, then jesus dying on the cross would not be that big of a deal.

BUFFLURP · #66 (**permalink**) 04-02-2006, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by sonicbum

your "extreme example" is a VERY goodpoint..

I just think it is humorous that some "christians", like Buff, consider it a sin to break the sacred "10 commandments", but break it on a regular basis. for the record, i work on Saturday. Its hard, if not impossible to follow god's perfect laws in an imperfect world.... We all sin, and will all continue to sin. If it were possible not to sin, then jesus dying on the cross would not be that big of a deal.

Actually, I have never broken any of the 10 commandments. Never. As far as i know I hve been to church every week since the day i was born. Ive never worshiped an idol, never killed someone. never stole anything, never dishonored my paents, etc, etc. Not saying i am perfect, but those 10 comandments aren't the only commandments we have. These 10 are easy to keep. It hardly takes effort.

Casey · #67 (**permalink**) 04-02-2006, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by BUFFLURP

Actually, I have never broken any of the 10 commandments. Never. As far as i know I hve been to church every week since the day i was born. Ive never worshiped an idol, never killed someone. never stole anything, never dishonored my paents, etc, etc. Not saying i am perfect, but those 10 comandments aren't the only commandments we have. These 10 are easy to keep. It hardly takes effort.

Congrats man, thats some dedication. I've only been inside a church once in my life. Free food... I dont really beleive their is a god or a higher power.. But I still follow those 10 comandments, not because I'll go to "hell" if I do, but to be a good person.(Although, I dont know them all, but I got the concept.) Which is what I think church is about, you know being a good person... Not that I am an expert on religion, but I think I will study world religion a bit in the years to come.

sonicbum · #68 (**permalink**) 04-03-2006, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by BUFFLURP

Actually, I have never broken any of the 10 commandments. Never. As far as i know I hve been to church every week since the day i was born. Ive never worshiped an idol, never killed someone. never stole anything, never dishonored my paents, etc, etc. Not saying i am perfect, but those 10 comandments aren't the only commandments we have. These 10 are easy to keep. It hardly takes effort.

Correction Good Sir. You might have kept 9 of them, but the Holy Sabbath you have not.... Are you saying you honor Saturday as the Sabbath???? I didnt think so....

sonicbum · #69 (**permalink**) 04-03-2006, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Casey

Congrats man, thats some dedication. I've only been inside a church once in my life. Free food... I dont really beleive their is a god or a higher power.. But I still follow those 10 comandments, not because I'll go to "hell" if I do, but to be a good person.(Although, I dont know them all, but I got the concept.) Which is what I think church is about, you know being a good person... Not that I am an expert on religion, but I think I will study world religion a bit in the years to come.

I have a feeling you honor 9 (at most) also.... Keeping the Sabbath Day (SATURDAY) Holy is one of them you know.......

CookieMonster · #70 (**permalink**) 04-05-2006, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Taekwondo Guy

ditto, i want to train in Korea... the home of Taekwondo!
My master trained there.

You book the tickets yeah?

lol i took tae kwon do in korea when i was like 12ish for a few months while i was there.

they hurt me... but it was really fun. me and my bro caught on pretty quick. they had a big dummy thing that measured your kicking strength. i did the best..

but maybe that because i was alot bigger than the small children

i would of liked to go to korea last winter but didnt get a chance. my uncle offered to have us stay with him but some school stuff came up.

ps. do u know what the other martial arts is thats from korea? is it aikido?