Bishop Epps

I find Epps rather odd with his seemingly constant complaining about being overworked and with constant requirements for support!
Maybe he is trying to be all things to all people?
I sense his roundabout way of asking for help to be a factor he hasn't expressed yet!
Is there a money problem?
Is there a dissatisfaction problem?
Time to try another mission somewhere, maybe.

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Nitpickers... Look in the mirror
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Submitted by Fins on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 10:43am.

I find that YOU are rather odd with YOUR seemingly constant complaining, etc.

Hello... Kettle.

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Nitpicker$$, dollar, d.smith, bonkers et al
Submitted by skyspy on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 6:54pm.

God enjoys complaining in his name.

I really don't see any redeeming qualities in "christianity". Other than the "you are saved" thing, which is unproven, they don't have much to offer.

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Submitted by sageadvice on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 8:16pm.

The offer, and only important one, is "faith."

Of course one really doesn't need "faith" if he is sure about everything, does he?

Because "faith" means that you don't know, but have hope!
I just try to be good to everyone and point out their faults and problems for needs for improvement, and I have "faith" that will carry me through.

They, of course can do what they want and feel comfortable with doing!
I have no problem with flying angels, floating Nile babies, golden calves, lightning burned tablets, spirits in the air, a million heavens, being a god (again) someday, eating pork, and huge animal arcs--including the dinosaurs, and 10,000 kinds of mosquitoes, and pooping frogs!
It all sounds like fun and maybe we will get to do it again!
Not making fun. Just quoting.

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