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To: goat granny
Nice GG- its not me, you insist that it is what I write that is Satanic- thanks for the clarification- I suppose you think Paul was Satanic- he called Satan an "Angel of light"- And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light. Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also be transformed as the ministers of righteousness; whose end shall be according to their works.2 Cor 11 Also I don't forgive you to "feel better"- I forgive you ( of your cheap shot ) because I am a Christian-
12 posted on 12/20/2010 7:18:34 PM PST by pastorbillrandles
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To: pastorbillrandles
I didn't know Paul was in the garden of Eden, so what Paul said is not relevant to this article...

Of course I have read that he has been called an Angel of Light, but your post was about Adam and Eve and the serpent. I don't think satan would dare to appear in God's garden as an angel of light so again not relevant.....

I know some people that love the idea of serpents (not the religious one) Movies are made about them and books are written about them, but if your going to tell the story of Genesis, try sticking to scripture for your homily.

You are bringing in other scripture that is not relevant to the Genesis story....but if your a pastor, I hope those in your church are better at scripture than you...sorry, but that is jmho..

Young children in Sunday school are not told such false stories, nor are those in Catechism.

As a child I went to Sunday school in a Lutheran Church and had private instructions before marriage in the Catholic Faith..

14 posted on 12/20/2010 8:29:48 PM PST by goat granny (Great dad's are a blessing to son's but more so to daughters...)
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