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Re: Re: Elvis is Alive! No, really!

Posted On: 08/24/06 07:06:27 PM

Age 43, NJ

Well, actually, "Yes. Yes I could." I chose to curb my enthusiasm for a more tactical approach endeavoring to awaken the slumberer and light the fire of his zeal for the Lost to be soundly saved. Thank you for the enouragement! Patrick J Burwell, OnlyJesusSaves.com

Re: Re: Elvis is Alive! No, really!

Posted On: 08/24/06 07:03:14 PM

Age 43, NJ

From the author: In your reply you say John Piper's book uses the term Christian Hedonist. I propose to you there is not usch thing and such a combination of terms that are diamterically opposed lends credence to what you suggest he meant to decry. And don't say it's "just semantics" either. we both know that's a swiss-cheese argument. May you find yourself known by Christ, Patrick J. Burwell, OnlyJesusSaves.com Goto htttp://www.HellsBestKeptSecret for the key to Biblical Evangelism!!!

Re: Elvis is Alive! No, really!

Posted On: 08/19/06 10:52:24 PM

Age 37, OR

I completely agree with everything said in this article except to lump Piper in with the rest of those folks. Yes he has a book titled the Christian Hedonist, or something to that effect, but I read it and nowhere does he encourage Christians to live in sin. He was referring to finding your pleasure in serving Christ. Thus a Christian hedonist. Like another article by Paul Proctor, Elvis is a perfect example of the spiritual state in America and apparently in much of the world.