God works miracles, I know. Well it definitely seems this person needs miracles. He is terribly irreverant, does nothing but insult people and their religions, and does not even know how to SPELL the word charitable.
I hate to sound like I am putting the guy down, but he really is like that, and it worries me because I don’t see how anything but the Holy Spirit can turn him around.
[quote:5aw97kve]God works miracles, I know. Well it definitely seems this person needs miracles. He is terribly irreverant, does nothing but insult people and their religions, and does not even know how to SPELL the word charitable.
I hate to sound like I am putting the guy down, but he really is like that, and it worries me because I don’t see how anything but the Holy Spirit can turn him around.
So please keep him in your prayers![/quote:5aw97kve]
Hey, go easy on those of us who can’t spell!
Yes, the Holy Spirit is the only thing that can turn him around. But let’s serve the Holy Spirit through our love and our prayers for guys like him. He is in my prayers too.
I don’t recommend this, but I usually stand toe to toe with these types of people. I’m used to talking to hard headed ignorant aggressive people. Does that sound right? Anyways, prayer is certainly best and I will keep him in my prayers.
Well, I try arguing, but it does not work. When you tell someone Catholcis do not worship idols and then he says “Yes they do” even though he has never been a Catholic or even studied it at all, it is obviously going to be tough to argue with him…
Sometimes I need to stop and think when comfronted with someone like that. I wonder, do I really have their best interest at heart or my ego’s?
If it is their best interest, I will leave feeling sad for them. If its my ego, I will leave feeling anger at them. If I leave feeling flustrated, its both.