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Heidi said:Again, Bill, you can take pride in anything you like. I do not. As I said before, I'm simply happy for those who are happy. So we can agree to disagree.
notapseudonym said:Are we allowed to be proud, within reason, for an accomplishment if we know that God has allowed us to accomplish this. For if we are proud with the above pretense then are we not proud of God and what He is capable of working through us?
Again, Bill, you can take pride in anything you like. I do not. As I said before, I'm simply happy for those who are happy.
pride ( P ) (prd)
n.
Pleasure or satisfaction taken in association.
Heidi said:So you're saying you disagree with the quote in Psalms. Is that correct? :o 2 Co 10:17, "Let him who boasts, boast in the Lord. For it is not the one who commends himself who is approved, but the one whom the Lord commends."
Confusion said:Heidi said:So you're saying you disagree with the quote in Psalms. Is that correct? :o 2 Co 10:17, "Let him who boasts, boast in the Lord. For it is not the one who commends himself who is approved, but the one whom the Lord commends."
Actually, I was showing how you disagreed with it... Your saying you take satisfaction in the satisfaction of assoiciates... which is a definition of pride... So you yourself say you break that...
As I said before, I'm simply happy for those who are happy.
William Putnam said:Huh? Because I am proud of a granddaughter because of her accomplishments,.....
Confusion said:Sorry Hiedi, But I see no mention of God in:
As I said before, I'm simply happy for those who are happy.
I see "I" used twice though... So you take pride for those who are proud.
Your words, not mine :angel:
notapseudonym said:What is happiness? Sorry I couldn't resits, I love this argument.
If anyone knows anything about taking liberties with the Bible it would be the protestants.
How many times do you think Jesus asked Mary to ask Joseph for something, or to ask a friend or someone else for something? It had to happen, all children do this.
Heidi, you do realize that you do EXACTLY the same thing to Catholics, don't you? You "conveniently" leave out parts, and despite the correction of others, you continue to proclaim that you (and only you) have all the answers about Catholicism and are "infallible" when it comes to Catholic teaching.Heidi said:I have explained where that happiness comes from and given credit to God for it. But of course, you conveniently leave that part out of my quote. That's what the Muslims do when they only quote part of the bible and leave out the parts that explain the part they quote. This is not a sincere interest in communicating with a person on your part, confusion, but a deliberate desire to misrepresent me. Therefore I am placing you on my ignore list.
notapseudonym said:.... all children do this.
Orthodox Christian said:If Avraham is my father, Mary is my mother
Gal 3:17