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I wouldn't call it bragging, and I don't need to justify my actions, the Spirit IS my justification. I just remembered when I had actually done something that might have been on the list and I said so and why. I could have said nothing about it, but since my life is an open book, it's just one of those things that I shared. It that offends you, so be it. Peace
Other things on the list of the religious extremists who broke records: They complained about African Americans in Rock and Roll. They complained about blacks having hit records. They tried to censor their music. They tried to keep their white children from listening to music made by black artists. They complained about Little Richard. Then they took his music, changed what he wrote and gave it to that very white Christian named Pat Boone to sing. Did you do that too?
300 books! Is there one hell of a demon story behind that? I remember my mom burning things in an old barrel we used to burn trash in because of suspected demonic activity. I wish she would have just talked to a therapist or something. Her belief system reinforced some pretty disturbing behavior. JW lore is that if you call out "Jehovah" really loud the demons will retreat. Sometimes we would hear that screamed from the downstairs by my mom. My brother and I would look at each other and laugh.
One more you might be an evangelical
If you know the difference between rape and fornication is how loud you scream.....
II guess it means "literal fundymental",
so I guess I would have to be born different.
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