My Two Cents (09/15)
- Bestiality: Obviously, Islam has no problem with bestiality.
- McArthur Podcasts: Even though John McCarthur is a little too neo-fundy for me, he is a great preacher. Check out his and other professors' sermons at his Master's Seminary. Nice.
- Christian Left Preaching: Tony Campolo is part of the Christian Left - he's pro-homosexual, etc. But despite that, I have always loved his book Who Switched the Price Tags, and this link is him preaching the gospel of the Kingdom. Very good stuff.
- Sermon Cloud: New service to help pastors syndicate their sermons on a site where they can get ratings from others, and tags too. I wonder what other similar pastor podcast archives are out there?
Pastor "podcasts"...www.sermonaudio.com...
Posted by: NeoFundy | 15 September 2006 at 09:57 PM
Seeker is a self-hating closeted gay man with dom/sad tendencies who does not understand his urges. He is terrified and aroused by them.
He needs his God to keep him in line and prevent him from acting out the "evil" fantasies he secretly thinks about. The hot ones with lots of punishment in them. Didn't think anyone here knew about those, did you Seeker?
You poor thing. Why do we persecute ourselves the most?
Posted by: realitybites | 16 September 2006 at 10:39 PM
Who's -realitybites-?
Posted by: Sam Wilkinson | 16 September 2006 at 11:06 PM
Dunno, but he keeps projecting his own wishes. Silly boy.
Posted by: seeker | 17 September 2006 at 10:12 PM
I don't know Seeker - from time to time you've mentioned a "sordid" past, although you've never given us enough details to pass judgement on.
Posted by: Sam Wilkinson | 18 September 2006 at 01:38 PM
Sordid like everyone else who went to college and drank too much, smoked dope and other things, and slept around (with women). While I don't mind watching, say, body builders, I admire them and wish I could be like them - the thought of sex w/ men is, well, repulsive. I've had my chances over the years to engage in sexual acts with men, and have refused them, not based on morality (because for many years I had no active sexual mores), but just on what I did or did not want.
Posted by: seeker | 18 September 2006 at 06:24 PM
I don't understand Seeker. I recently quit drinking, but growing up, I was a huge drunk. I spent a lot of time completely plastered. Never once was I propositioned for gay sex. How is it that you found yourself in that situation?
Posted by: Sam Wilkinson | 18 September 2006 at 08:41 PM