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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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- Bro. Matt
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2 comments:
I thought this was extremely interesting. He certainly didn't SOUND like a Muslim here. His answers pretty much matched at least PART of what I would say. The words didn't exactly "roll off his tongue" in such a way that you would think he talks about Christianity often. I think if he'd been trying hard to be politically correct he wouldn't have mentioned Jesus dying for his sins, in other words. I think I believed him.
I have listened to this several times and I could disect it a million different ways. I find it interesting that he gives "himself" credit for his salvation. He is "a Christian by choice." Apparently, God had nothing to do with it. Also, I never heard the gospel in his answer. He seems to know and use the buzz words, just not in the right way, in my opinion. The bottom line is this, it is not our place to judge his heart. Only he and God know his salvation. Listening to his answer, I am reminded of a comment Dr. Tolbert used to say, it seems as if he is "missing it by about 18inches or the distance between your head and your heart." This is a reminder that we should all be continually praying for our leaders!
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