I see Q's use of scripture to be encouraging. I also do not think it is overused nor does it step over the line and conflict with biblical principles. The one thing Q does not do is something that the left and islam does continually, that being taking the Lord's name in vain. Taking the Lords name in vain does not mean what 99% of people think it means -- swearing, it is literally defined as carrying God's authority in his stead for actions one is taking, for example: I want some action to take place whatever it is, I take action and say "God wanted me to do this, or this is Gods will". -- Which is the one unforgivable thing God mentions. Asking for God's blessing on a missions, is not the same as saying God has blessed our mission.
Free thinking is one idea that has been taken over by the left, in regards to them it really means free from thought. As far as Q goes, I think the principle applies as well as it does to scripture, here is the information it is up to decide if it is right or not. If you want to use Morpheus as an example, I can only show you the door, the choice to enter is yours. Christian teaching is the same.
I see Q's use of scripture to be encouraging. I also do not think it is overused nor does it step over the line and conflict with biblical principles. The one thing Q does not do is something that the left and islam does continually, that being taking the Lord's name in vain. Taking the Lords name in vain does not mean what 99% of people think it means -- swearing, it is literally defined as carrying God's authority in his stead for actions one is taking, for example: I want some action to take place whatever it is, I take action and say "God wanted me to do this, or this is Gods will". -- Which is the one forgivable thing. Asking for God's blessing on a missions, is not the same as saying God has blessed our mission.
Free thinking is one idea that has been taken over by the left, in regards to them it really means free from thought. As far as Q goes, I think the principle applies as well as it does to scripture, here is the information it is up to decide if it is right or not. If you want to use Morpheus as an example, I can only show you the door, the choice to enter is yours. Christian teaching is the same.
I see Q's use of scripture to be encouraging. I also do not think it is overused nor does it step over the line and conflict with biblical principles. The one thing Q does not do is something that the left and islam does continually, that being taking the Lord's name in vain. Taking the Lords name in vain does not mean what 99% of people think it means -- swearing, it is literally defined as carrying God's authority in his stead for actions one is taking, for example: I want some action to take place whatever it is, I take action and say "God wanted me to do this, or this is Gods will". Asking for God's blessing on a missions, is not the same as saying God has blessed our mission.
Free thinking is one idea that has been taken over by the left, in regards to them it really means free from thought. As far as Q goes, I think the principle applies as well as it does to scripture, here is the information it is up to decide if it is right or not. If you want to use Morpheus as an example, I can only show you the door, the choice to enter is yours. Christian teaching is the same.