Who cares?

Originally posted by Alley Crime
This is the sort of personal attack that should NOT be allowed on RHP. I visit the forums very rarely nowdays as there are too many people like yourself, probably without sufficient brain cells to play a decent game of chess, but with e ...[text shortened]... akes she will not walk it alone
I will always love her.

Tony

Tony you seem like a very loving husband and of course if someone attacks a loved one (I assume Linda is your wife), you should, as you did, defend them. However, what does your post mean? Atleast the part describing your wife. You seem to give your wife many different personality traits some of which, to me, seem as if they are contradicting each other. "my wife is intelligent, she is childlike, she is mature, she is innocent, she is angry, she is fragile, she is volatile." This is a blurry picture, was that your point to show that your wife can be anything and everything? You don't think I'm able to play a decent game of chess? I am 16, yet I still believe, I am and will be a better player then you (egotistical comment). Game on.

Edit: What does the name alley crime mean, are you a thug?

Originally posted by misslead
I posted my findings.Were they trashed?
I put a post up saying I copied and pasted.
My own view is:I am happy how I am,but any path to salvation is a true path.
Linda.

Ack! Somehow I didn't see it. They weren't trashed, I just overlooked them. My apologies for not keeping up.

Anyway, I like your view. I think it is healthy and that we might agree on a lot of theological points actually. 🙂

Originally posted by Omnislash

It might personally amuse you bbarr to know that growing up I was considered a "heathen". Yes, a heathen. All because I was Christian. In the US it is very odd for this kind of scenario to say the least as the Christians are (at least considered) the dominant religion in this country. Nonetheless, it was so. There will always exist some unusual situati ...[text shortened]... Everyone has their own unique traits and thoughts to give to this world, as well as some flaws.

It may amuse you to learn I was raised a southern baptist. Dunked in a river, the whole nine-yards. I was 8 at the time and thought I was just going swimming.

Originally posted by bbarr
It may amuse you to learn I was raised a southern baptist. Dunked in a river, the whole nine-yards. I was 8 at the time and thought I was just going swimming.

Amusing? Why....yes. It makes me curious though. Did your church preach a bunch of "fire and brimstone"? If it did, then I can really understand why you chose certain points before. Likewise, perhaps it was my earlier persecution that makes me feel the need to defend my beliefs (among other things). I find it interesting how events in your life can help set your perspective. Anyhoo, thanks for the little glimpe into your background. Like a film maker once told me, "Everyone has a story." 🙂