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The issue here is that Mr Negus has a history of advertising his product, not just in his signature, but by turning every conversation around to a discussion of his product. While I've noticed that of late he's become a much more helpful and less one dimensional member on this site, some people still vote him down because of his past actions, I guess. The functionality that allows this is something I like about this site, it's self moderating, if the community feels someone has behaved inappropriately, they are able to do something about it.
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The Grand Negus wrote:
Really? This[^] thread shows a bit of closed-mindedness!
Don't like it? Leave. :|
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I each one you must wish me the welcome which I am a new member on this site. I wait with interest to make you speak to me.
Welcome to CodeProject!
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That is not right to vote a new message due to a old one. I also ask a question, is the persons here open on to hearing the gospel? I am very serious on sharing my relation with God to others who are lost.
Religion and politics in the Soapbox - but expect people to speak freely! Elaine :rose:
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That is not right to vote a new message due to a old one. I also ask a question, is the persons here open on to hearing the gospel? I am very serious on sharing my relation with God to others who are lost.
Quanesha Jackson wrote:
That is not right to vote a new message due to a old one.
Perhaps not, although it looks as if the new one, in this case, was also an off topic attempt to push his product. By all means, join the people who like to talk about religion, in the soapbox. The lounge is not the right place for that. But, I doubt you'll find that there's many people breathlessly waiting for you to talk about your beliefs. It's just a normal cross section of people. The soapbox is 'unmoderated', so while it's the right place to discuss religion, don't go there unless you're willing to not be offended by the responses you get.
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Quanesha Jackson wrote:
you rude person
Welcome to CodeProject! Dave isn't rude! Wait to see Marc or John "Outlaws". :laugh: This forum is very cool. You will find people rude and gentle, faithful and faithless, humorous and serious, highly intelligent and extremely childish. In the end, it's a fantastic miscellaneous of different minds. ;) So, if you can "absorb" everything, you will can get well here. About the Gospel, you will find a lot of Christians here, but due the undocumented role of "no sex, politics and religion in the Lounge", we can talk about this via e-mail. :rolleyes:
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.(John 3:16) :badger:
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That is not right to vote a new message due to a old one. I also ask a question, is the persons here open on to hearing the gospel? I am very serious on sharing my relation with God to others who are lost.
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I each one you must wish me the welcome which I am a new member on this site. I wait with interest to make you speak to me.
Welcome to CodeProject Quanesha Jackson.
Regards, Satips.:rose:
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I wonder if God would keep the message from being delted in within 2 minuites if he/she/it posted the gospel in the lounge...
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The Grand Negus wrote:
Really? This[^] thread shows a bit of closed-mindedness!
Yes, but the point was, you were free to make that post. And others were free to delete it. Freedom requires responsibility. Not something we usually associate with freedom. Marc
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Quanesha Jackson wrote:
you rude person
:laugh: You call that rude? HAHAHA. You just wait and see, my friend, you just wait and see. Marc
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The Grand Negus wrote:
It's okay to proclaim the Gospel anywhere.
Take thee to the soapbox. :rolleyes:
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Quanesha Jackson wrote:
you rude person
Realist, rude. Both begin with the letter R.
"We are all repositories for genetically-encoded information that we're all spreading back and forth amongst each other, all the time. We're just lousy with information." - Neal Stephenson
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That is not right to vote a new message due to a old one. I also ask a question, is the persons here open on to hearing the gospel? I am very serious on sharing my relation with God to others who are lost.
Quanesha Jackson wrote:
I also ask a question, is the persons here open on to hearing the gospel? I am very serious on sharing my relation with God to others who are lost.
This is not the appropriate forum for that. Technically speaking that would be the soapbox. But, I would ask you to what end? It would be akin to walking down the street yelling, "the apocalypse is coming". Regardless of the truth of the matter, the delivery is critical. Remember how Jesus taught and how the disciples ministered. They didn't walk into the town center (roughly equivalent to posting here) and lay it all down for them. They picked an appropriate location and those that were ready to listen came. The teachers' charisma and of course that supernatural draw from the holy spirit is what brought the people. We have the technical capability of flooding the airwaves with the message of the gospel. But, if hearing the truth were enough we'd already be done. People need to hear the truth in a personally relevant way. That being said, I don't think you'll find an audience here for the gospel. Something might come up in time. But, your best bet is to lead by example and respect the rules of the community as Jesus would have you do.
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That wasn't rude. You haven't been around long enough to know the history of The Grand Nagus.
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You've been here 3 days, and you want to jump in a long running discussion with your judgement? Amazing!:wtf:
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