Burnishing Bigotry - 3rd edition

Daniel: God righteously judges … Hallelujah!! His Son sits on the right hand of the Father ...
Praise God for His Holy Spirit!
Scaughdt: Dan, if that is truly the case, then – if Paul is correct and God does judge Christians
as worthy of salvation, then Christian homosexuals (like Oliver Clyde Allen) have nothing to
worry about! And – if Jesus is correct in the Gospels and God loves perfectly and therefore
judges no one (see John 5:22 & 1 John 4:18) – then all humble, Kind-hearted homosexuals
have nothing to worry about either! So, since God ―righteously judges‖ either way, it looks
like Oliver Clyde Allen and his Christian husband are in the clear, and you can now admit
that you were indeed wrong, and that you would indeed go and hear Bishop Allen preach
The Word of God … right?
Daniel: Paul met Jesus on the road to Damascus and that is were his walk with Jesus began … I
have to give you some credit, Scaughdt. You want me to pronounce judgment, and yet I didn't
fall off the turnip truck yesterday …The judgment seat of God is different than people choosing
which church they want to attend. It is even different than the judgment that starts in a
Christian‘s own home … Jesus tells us to not judge by appearances but rather to judge
righteously. That is why I explained the meaning of the Hebrew word Shophat. There are many
unclean spirits that seek to break the order that God has determined to be right. I do not believe
that God grants or gives same-sex couples permission to marry, and I am not going to a church
that gives Satan legal authority to move in a person‘s life. All it takes is a crack and a burglar
will find his way in … I AM THE CHILD OF THE ONE TRUE KING.
Scaughdt: Actually, to be biblically accurate, Paul met a voice claiming to be Jesus on the
Road to Damascus, my Friend, and – to remain Biblically accurate – that is actually where Paul's
walk away from the teachings of Christ began! I have given you literally hundreds of verses of
Scripture showing this to be the case, Dan, and I have done so on multiple occasions (most
recently back on page 690, though a more thorough listing of references can be found as recently as
pages 582-584). Did you not read them? … Shall I offer them once again?
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