Are you for real?????
This whole thread is about reps.
REPS, for crying out loud!!!!
You have flipped your lid if you think reps on internet forum are anything worth getting upset about.
TOL may not be your cup of tea.
But I just love this place!
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This whole thread is about reps.
REPS, for crying out loud!!!!
You have flipped your lid if you think reps on internet forum are anything worth getting upset about.
TOL may not be your cup of tea.
But I just love this place!
Patrick is not my friend.
Well, give yourself a brownie button!
glorydaz
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Did I call you stupid? Do you know the difference between someone telling you to stop being stupid and saying, "Hey, stupid, you're one brick shy of a load."
One is a cruel taunt and one is good advice. See if you can figure out which is which.
Which Jesus, you do not claim the real One.
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4499579&postcount=17
I have always shown a willingness to live and let live and let others have their interpretations of life, love and the Bible.
Anywhere I go, I stand up for myself. I do not suffer fools gladly when they act ignorantly or immaturely. That's the time when I share a little of my Christian faith and my own personal development. I know how to maintain my boundaries no matter what happens. And I thank my belief in Jesus that I can now do that.
That may not be your cup of tea, but it is certainly mine.
The good advice is to be accountable for our feelings and talk about them by starting with the word "I."
"I don't believe you" is better than "You're a liar!"
A person who taunts "You jest don't get it, do ya?" is not a helpful way to say someone else is stupid.
When someone repeatedly claims that you have negged them dozens of times a day, because you gave them 1 or 2, they are a liar.
Why would i say i dont believe you, when i know what i did and even had a mod verify it, because of the repeated lies?
When someone lies about something, they are a liar, plain and simple.
All human behavior has underlying good intentions and instincts.
I think its in our toddlerhood when we begin to test the limits of "telling it like it is."
We have to help our children fully feel their emotions, give a name to them and learn to express them like an adult.
People today are surprised in the research in and knowledge of human stages of growth. We know much more than we knew even 20 years ago.
When someone does not want to be mocked they need to let other people know. If they were raised right, they will state their wishes elegantly and honestly.Well, isn't that too bad. You don't like to be mocked. Then stop being stupid....open your ears and shut your mouth.
We would rather be invited to engage in negotiation and problem-solving rather than be called names.
Sometimes the immature among us have to put up with "hall monitors."
"Political correctness" has to do with trying to treat others with respect.
glorydaz
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:listen: He must be taking his first class in child psychology at the local Community College, and he thinks he is giving criticisms that are "adult, respectful and honest".
glorydaz
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Oh, would we? :chew:
It's a common feature of fundamentalist views to disparage and discount psychological research and even to mock education itself.
This is why Christianity and Islam are being marginalized by the world today.
I think the more mature among us would agree.
At a certain point, little kids just love to get down in it playing in their muddy sandbox.
Immature name-calling and childish threats.
What prevents you from taking his comments seriously and responding to them with respect?
Why should anyone take a lie seriously and respond to it with anything other than being called on it?
Sounds like a bunch of hippie voodoo to me.
Which version?
Taking a lie seriously is called "interpretation."
Particle physics has revealed that the opposite of a profound truth may very well be another profound truth.
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