PSR '97

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At 07:26 AM 11/12/97 -0800, somebody wrote:

>In the strictest sense I believe a liberal as one who
>tends to compromise on the doctrine especially those
>of holiness standards. They tend to focus a lot on
>activities that have a form of godliness. The 
>worship is dead or charismatic in nature. 

I think that's correct when talking of religion.

>In the strictest sense I believe a conservative as 
>one who tends to hold on to the doctrine without
>compromise. Some may come off as hard line and 
>narrow minded. In some issues I must confess I 
>fit right into this. Repentance, Water Baptism
>in Jesus Name, The Holy Ghost as evidenced 
>with speaking in tongues. HOLINESS.

Also correct when talking of *religion*.

Probably more correctly, a *liberal* is someone who doesn't
necessarily operate by all of the normal conventions.  

I'm definitely *conservative* in accordance to the world.
But in my conservativeness, I'm probably measured a little
on the liberal side (I don't follow lock-toe to everything 
any organization says -- I've my own ideas and thoughts).

The actin the Garden of Eden to bite the fruit was an extremely 
*liberal* act.  The conventional means was to eat *everything else* 
which would be considered nowadays *conservative*.  The *liberal* 
way is to try something un-traditional generally thought of as 
*progressive* (moving forward) in nature.  Progressive doesn't have 
to mean *for the good* -- though sometimes it's disguised as such.

Bro Tyler
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Bro Tyler Nally <tnally@iquest.net> <tgnally@prairienet.org>

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