Helping preachers to proclaim, and all Christians to hear, the transforming Word of God
posted by Milton Stanley at 11:52 PM
Don't be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind so that you may be able to determine what God's will is -- what is proper, pleasing, and perfect. - Rom. 12:2
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9 Comments:
Milton, have a joyous and happy Thankgiving with your family and congregation!
Oh, don't worry about Dan, he can handle it, I'm sure :)
Blessings in Christ Jesus!
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Milton:
Holiday Greetings for sure!
The plagarism thing seems to me -- is more about the "doing" the work than it is about the "truth" of the work. But then, there is a larger responsibility as to the truth of that work (core truths of scripture). The thought that comes to mind is; is the pilferer is a scholar as well. Is the pilfered material conclusive and true to the Holy Writ, or not? Seems to me the easy way-becomes harder. God may reserve the right to hold that person accountible in a higher sense, especially if the intent was to be slothful to begin, and the material was not according to the Word. Compounded interest, or what?
It's about cracking your own lobster vs. lazy-man's lobster. With that, I'm getting hungry and need to see to the provisions in the kitchen!
Blessings to all and have a great and Happy Thanksgiving.
(reformed or otherwise) ;]
http://pilgrimhall.org/bradfordjournalreligion.htm
Pilgrim Feet
Phil's right, of course. Dan. can handle it.
Thanks, PF. Your lobster analogy is making me hungry, too, even after turkey and ham.
Happy Thanksgiving Milton, and may the Lord bless you and your family abundantly!
Be encouraged.
GBYAY
Thank you, John. It's always good to hear from you. Peace, brother.
I know of a preacher who
copied word for word his
entire series of sermons
on Genesis (almost a year in length) and had to resign. He had been paid a
very handsome salary and he
should have preached. Thou
shalt not steal.
Sounds like it.
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