Who's on first (Star Trek style) ... nyuk, nyuk

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On Sun, 26 Apr 1998 21:26:01 -0700 "Kirk's Mail" <kmoore@aa.net> writes:
 
>Why sweat the small stuff. You (I don't know where you work) have  
>heard worst than that. Seen worst than that, have imagined worst than
that. 
>The point is, he forwards them just as I do.
 
This is the very reason many Apostolics have created a 'gray' area within
the walk in Holiness.  They allow the little foxes to spoil the
vineyard.(Solomon 2:15)
Allow the 'little' things to creep in, and pretty soon the bigger more
dangerous things
will be considered ok too.

Why sweat the small stuff?  Because even the smallest sin is still sin.

In a post I sent a few days ago, but was censored or lost, I wrote:

On Fri, 24 Apr 1998 15:41:42 -0700 "Moore, Kirk W"
 <Kirk.Moore@PSS.Boeing.com> writes:
 
>Knowing that Brother Nally's jokes sometimes have words that can be
>offensive, why read them and subject yourself to heart ache. The 
>delete key works.

As One God Apostolics, with moderator(s) that are the same, we
should not even have to be subject to that type of language and darkness
on this discussion list.   Ignoring sin and allowing it to pervert this
list is not the solution, giving no place to the devil however is!(Eph
4:27)

If I wanted foul language, I could join a secular discussion list or
browse the web for the jokes.  I joined this list a few years ago for
a reason, that was to enjoy discussions with other Apostolics and
not have to worry about attacks from false doctrinated people, or
those of the world.  

Having met Bro Nally, and observing many of his posts on this discussion
list, I believe he would not be the type to purposely post offensive
material.  The key to all this is, we *all* just need to be more careful
about what we are posting.  We should not have to hit the delete key.

CD Sterrett

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