MM,
I couldn't help but notice the following where yousaid:

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As you read this list of Sabbath sins please bear in mind the following description of a properly prepared, thoroughly educated, truly born again SDA believer.

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What do you considered properly prepared, thoroughly educated, and truly born again?
God Bless,
Will

Will, good question. On the thread entitled - What does God require before we are baptized - it is explained, with quotes, in great detail. Essentially, according to the commandment of Jesus and the inspired counsel of Sister White, the church is required to educate baptismal candidates in "all things" that Jesus requires of SDA christians.

In other words, a person shouldn't have to find out after they are baptized that Jesus requires them to observe the Sabbath, to adhere to dress reform standards, to adopt a vegetarian diet tending toward vegan, to abstain from worldliness, to manifest the character of Christ in "all their habits and practices", etc.

Is that how you understand things?

All but the veganism\vegatarianism is how I understand things.
Veganism or vegatarianism was never mentioned during Baptismal class for over 15 years. It also isn't a requirement to get into heaven, Jesus never taught this.
How is worldly defined? If its clothing, we only need to look at the pioneers who wore the Victorian style clothing, and the young men sporting lamb chops which defines the time period they lived in.
Could this be in our behavior, and our conversation?
God Bless,
Will

For those who were unable to view the movie, I have also put it here

http://adventistforum.com/Number5.mov
Thanks

Stan

Bump! for Br.K

Here's one I could find. I haven't read it yet but it looks interesting.

Hi Elle,

Are you referring to me, Gary K, or to kland, or someone else? I saw and read this but it seemed to come to a rather sudden end without any real meeting of the minds.

RxF is such a deep subject and has so many facets to it that I didn't feel comfortable just hijacking someone else's thread. Seems to me RxF needs a forum of its own.

Sorry I didn't recall your first name when I quickly responded. I was referring to you-- Gary K

That often happens.

Later, I tried to listen to the sermon from the OP but the link is now dead.Too bad.


Hijack? This discussion has been dead and abandoned for 10 years.

And that's the only one I could find. I was surprise to see hardly any RxF discussion in this forum.

I don't see any problem starting your own discussion.

It just feels odd to me to start a new aspect of the subject on a dead thread that was left in such disarray.

Like you I find the lack of threads on RxF puzzling. It has been the greatest part of my Bible study for decades. It seems like I find it the main theme of the Bible as no matter what I start out to study I end up up at some aspect of RxF.

i meant .... start a NEW discussion.

Elle,

I understood you.