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Date Posted: 20:42:21 11/22/02 Fri
Author: Dolly Llama
Subject: Tamarisk, ACNR, Bethany & The Saints
In reply to: tamarisk 's message, "Dolly" on 14:37:25 11/21/02 Thu

Isn�t it just like a heretic member of the end-time church to take a single obscure passage and devise a whole doctrine around it? These facts are evidence of the apostasy of the hour. Men and women in the world, having rejected Bible truth, are confused about the most basic things. Many men are trying to be like women in dress and manner, while many women are demanding the right to be like men, to dress like men.

Jack looks to the traditions of man to justify his heresy. Of his supposed "sources;" note the ratio of RCC and tradions of men ratio to solid Biblical teaching.

"Rev Jack Howell October 6 2002 at 6:24 AM

1 Aida Besancon Spencer, Beyond the Curse, page 102.
2 Galatians 1:18-24
3 United Bible Societies Handbook Series, (1961-1997) for Romans 16:7
4 Thayer�s Greek Definitions 652 apostolos�a delegate, a messenger, one sent forth with orders a) specifically applied to the twelve apostles of Christ b) in a broader sense, applied to other eminent Christian teachers.
5 Leonard Swidler, Biblical Affirmations of Women, Westminster Press (1979) p. 299
6 Charles Trombley, Who Said Women Can�t Teach, Bridge Publishing (1985) p. 190
7 Catholic Encyclopedia, 1913 edition, article on Pope Boniface VIII
8 New Catholic Encyclopedia, 1967 edition, Vol. 2, article on Pope Boniface VIII
9 From papal bull, Unam Sanctam, Nov. 1302, as quoted in The Encyclopedia of Religion, 1995, Vol. 1, PP 288-289.
10 Elizabeth M. Makowski, Canon Law and Cloistered Women
11 Book review of Women in the Days of the Cathedrals by Regine Pernoud, translated by Anne Cote-Harriss, p. 2.
12 Catholic Encyclopedia, (1913), �Pope Boniface VIII�
13 �Junia�, The Anchor Bible Dictionary, (1992), Vol. 3, p. 1127
14 Women in Scripture, editor Carol Meyers, (2000), article �Junia� by Bernadette J. Brooten, p. 109

Posted by Rev. Jack Howell
November 02, 2002 at 12:32:34:
"I have written 95 points against the catholic church"

But as long as various RCC heresy supports JACK's heresy de jour, what are a few heresies amoung harry-tics???

Picture jackals under the spreading chestnut tree, unaware he is on a red ant mound, with a daisy saying " I love you Rome, I hate you Rome! I love you Rome, I hate you Rome! I love you Rome, I hate you Rome!.....I hate you 95 times! But I LOVE your sources for my heresy! LOL

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