Been following the BHT for a couple of weeks because of the extreme difference in the beliefs of the bloggers and because some times they come up with stuff that a non-regular reader can benefit from. Here is a christian meme from BHT. Check out the various answers given by the members, some are dull and some entertaining.
This is my modified version
Salvation: By faith through grace.
What about those who never heard?: By grace?
Baptism: Believe and be baptized. But the others will not go to hell.
The Lord’s Supper: Does it matter? Do we do it for remembrance or theological accuracy
Young Earth Creationism: I am 24 and a doctor (almost) not 16 and in Sunday school. [Read: Hell no.]
Cessationism: Practically speaking; maybe. Biblically speaking, NO.
Abraham Lincoln: Who? Mahatma Gandhi, Pandita Ramabai, Sardar Patel win, hand down. [what are we talking about anyway?]
Gender Issues: None. I am genotypically, phenotypically and psychologically male. [Paul sounds like an MCP at times,though.]
Inspiration of the Bible. Yes? The message is, if not the words.
Gay Marriage: Law? In India? ha. Civil contract? maybe. Mostly doesn’t affect my life.
Sanctification: I sincerely hope so. I wish it were more evident, in me and…
Moral policing : Cultivate sense of responsibility instead. No shortcuts to achieving a good goal.
Contraception: Barrier. IUCD’s cause abortions, but they are the only effective means in most of rural/urban India. Will god forgive and understand or will he play lawyer with me? I don’t know.
Throw in your pennies and cents and rupees and what ever. Go forth and memefy.
Ciao
Schizo




2 responses so far ↓
1 puddlejumper // Dec 8, 2006 at 6:18 pm
Hey there Dr Schizo,
Thanks for the kind words.
Given your answer to the young earth question above I wonder if you’ve seen my post on this subject?
http://puddlejumper.wordpress.com/2006/12/07/evolution-versus-creationism-the-view-of-a-seven-year-old/
Very nice to meet you.
x
2 Dr. Johnson C. Philip // Dec 9, 2006 at 4:13 am
Some of the ironical observations do force one to think — and redefine with greater clarity — what one believes
Dr. Johnson C. Philip
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