Comments on: Compromiser?

By: maverick

maverick — Mon, 10 May 2010 16:42:30 +0000

At the end of the day, it will be more important to live a holy life as Christ intended us to be. Eddie is right, the Christian life is a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. No debate will ever prove that any of us has or has not the Son of God in our lives. It is between I and my Savior, Jesus. I will answer to Him, and Him alone. The same goes for Eddie.

But I have a question for Eddie, is Quiboloy’s group a cult or not? (Yes or No)

By: Robert

Robert — Sat, 01 May 2010 17:38:04 +0000

yeap! AMEN to that Jon!

By: Bogs

Bogs — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 07:55:14 +0000

Amen Jon, and peace to all too.

By: jnjqn

jnjqn — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 07:32:27 +0000

Let me cut in at this point and ask for civility. Name-calling is easy to do, but it is not productive. As Bogs says, let’s stick to the issues. Let’s not label anybody.

In the future, I will either not approve or delete comments that call other people “pharisees.”

Thanks, and peace to all.

Jon

By: Bogs

Bogs — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 05:38:21 +0000

Quite frankly I’m tired of this squid tactic judgment “you pharisees!” accusations. Mga kapatid, we’re all called to be accountable to each other. We’re all called to test and discern, even those recognized prophets in our midst! (See 1Cor 14) This includes those functioning leaders, preachers-teachers as Bro. Eddie.

Was Paul pharisaical when he rebuked Peter’s compromise? (Gal 2:11-14). The issue has nothing to do with being pharisaical at all. It has nothing to do with being judgmental. LET’S STICK TO THE ISSUES PLEASE. I submitted my thoughts above (March 2). If you have problems with that, fine, but please point out the issues and don’t just make this nonsensical accusations of “you pharisee!”

I wonder who’s being the pharisee here!?

By: Bogs

Bogs — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 05:25:59 +0000

“What about kingly anointing? One good example is David. From being Priest he was called to be King.”
> Kingly anointing yes. But David was NEVER a priest! From shepherd boy to warrior to king of Israel. That’s his “official” career path.

You missed the point of Noel, he said that no official prophet in the OT ever aspired kingly political leadership, this is true.

By: YeKis

YeKis — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 16:42:53 +0000

Yeah, the critics of Bro. Eddie are more like Pharisees.. They really criticize and defend themselves as the right ones. Nakakatawa lang that they know it a lot more than our God who really sees what is right and what is wrong.

May modern day pharisees na tayo. Next na ang modern day pontiuse pilate. )

By: melenzho

melenzho — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 15:17:56 +0000

Kung compromising ang ginawa ni BE at ang hatol sa kanya ay compromiser ng ilang mga “christians daw” sa thread nato…ibig pa lang sabihin compromiser din si Jesus Christ.
Remember he was also judged by the pharisees of being a compromiser for eating and drinking with “the sinners” of his time just because he was reaching out to those lost souls who were also seeking to be liberated from spiritual poverty? And now, those people are not different from our people of today, we are also seeking to be liberated from poverty, the whole nation is in economic poverty. Filipinos from all walks of life have CHANGE as their war cry, and here is somebody who stood out to take the challenge of becoming a way to achieve it. Yet, he is branded as a compromiser because to achieve it, he has to eat and drink with every religious groups along the way. By the way, these religious groups that are not “christians” like him are also Filipinos who are hoping and crying for a better leadership and change in the government .
There are two issues I noticed with this thread. Two questions: Is brother Eddie indeed a compromiser? Or are we just having the same critical spirit as that of the religious-know- it- all- holier- than -thou Pharisees of His time?

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By: charles

charles — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:39:42 +0000

i hate to say this but it sounds there are christians sounding like pharisees who have holier than thou attitude.

i watched the video time & time again, i didn’t think bro. eddie compromised.

he’s just trying to reach out to all Filipino regardless of religious affiliations. This is an election… sino iboboto nyo. are they better than bro. eddie?