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Rick C. replied to love4theword's discussion 'Theological Discussion Sites'

FYI Tidbits Factoids Add-On Excerpted from Between Two Worlds: "Some have worried that internet use limits people’s participation in their local communities, but we find that most internet activities have little or a positive relationship to loca...

on Monday

Rick C. replied to ScottL's discussion 'World Religion & Denomination Numbers'

Scott - Yes, it was the Romans 7 (good!) stuff you had. Btw, I saw yer P&P post. I'll disagree/estimate at about 610 million pentecostal/charismatics. Not to debate it, tho....tc!

on Monday

Rick C. replied to ScottL's discussion 'World Religion & Denomination Numbers'

Thanks, Scott! I was AG quite some time back (turned Amill in their Bible college, had to quit).... 'Haven't heard "Vinson Synan" in a several bunch of a few while agos! 'Will keep looking for that 'surpassing Islam' article. Btw, since I haven't...

on Saturday

Rick C. replied to ScottL's discussion 'World Religion & Denomination Numbers'

Actually, that should have read: "...One article I read (and can't find) said that, according to current growth rates, Pentecostal/charismatic numbers will surpass Islam by 2050."

on Saturday

Rick C. replied to ScottL's discussion 'World Religion & Denomination Numbers'

I saw the P&P but didn't post that--the stats on Pentecostals is way low. ============================================== Exceprted from this CT article: Global Expansion (of Pentecostalism) With more than 580 million adherents (growing by 19 mill...

on Saturday

Rick C. replied to love4theword's discussion 'Theological Discussion Sites'

Jumping right in here.... What are the benefits of sites like these? For me, they're of immense benefit! For reasons in a list: 1) Being with folks who have studied theology (I don't know anyone 'in person' who's studied it as much as I have). 2)...

November 5

Rick C. replied to Amy F's discussion 'Community = Unity'

Hello Jack, I hope you're feeling well! (my reply below)..... I found an old post of mine (from another forum): From DSS: The Community Rule, Geza Vermes' translation {bold, underline, for emphasis} http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/rs/rak/courses/225/te...

October 31

Rick C. replied to Amy F's discussion 'Community = Unity'

Errata (I need to do post in Word first, sorry)! One line should read: "Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus....". May have missed more. Take care!

October 31

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Tell us about yourself: Single (never married, no children)
I work in a Nursery (the plants kind).
Met Michael & Crew in Paltalk-TTP a few years ago

Interests:
Divinity; ANE, biblical, intertestamental, extra-biblical, and religious studies
Fave food: peanut butter, lettuce, & tomato sandwiches
Play & fix/rehab guitars (hobby)

How would you describe yourself theologically?: More interested in primitive Christianity than stuff after.
Otherwise, "my" theology's too complex & weird slap a nomenclature on-it.

Who is the greatest theologian in the last 2000 years? (Besides Biblical People!): Any toddler who asks its parents, "Where is God?"

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At 11:47am on February 24, 2009, Rick C. said…: Thanx, Broz

I have to go to the library for internet now.

Hope to be able to get online fairly often before I get an ISP again....

Alrighty then, Thanx!