Oh boy....

[ted]

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/253817...tml?source=mypi

Check out the quote by the "Rev" Monica Corsaro in the middle of the story.

Also, check out the little blurb concerning Microsoft at the end.

Interesting.....

t.

[nebula]

"Yet I hold this against you. You tollerate that woman Jezebel. . . .

You also hold to the teaching of the Nicolatians, which I also hate. . . ."

(Rev. 2,3)

[Avodah]

The Rev. Monica Corsaro, ecumenical campus minister at the University of Washington, said it was erroneous to use scripture critical of homosexuality as the basis for withholding support for gay rights.

"We can't be literalists when it comes to interpreting scripture," said Corsaro, who also is co-chairwoman of the Religious Coalition for Equality. "It's not the perfect word of God. It's heretical to superimpose 21st-century context and values on first-century context and values."

*jaw is on the floor*

[apothanein kerdos]

You know, you'd think they could buy some better clothing......there's no need to adorne sheep's clothing..........

[angels4u]

sad and sickning to know where we are heading.....

[jamie]

One day soon anyone who dares quote condemning scripture will be jailed in this country.

Churches are falling like dominos.

[cymba22]

"It's not the perfect word of God.

how loud can you say the word blasphemy...if she ever gets to the bema seat then I seriously would not wish to be her when she explains her every word and deed.

[Marnie]

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/253817...tml?source=mypi

Check out the quote by the "Rev" Monica Corsaro in the middle of the story.

Also, check out the little blurb concerning Microsoft at the end.

Interesting.....

t.

"We can't be literalists when it comes to interpreting scripture," said Corsaro, who also is co-chairwoman of the Religious Coalition for Equality. "It's not the perfect word of God. It's heretical to superimpose 21st-century context and values on first-century context and values." Yep, sounds like a typical liberal to me. This is a good example of what mainstream seminaries are churning out today.

[Arthur Durnan]

Daniel Boone has a word for Monica Corsaro: "No, I never did get lost, but I was bewildered for three days once!" Exactly. Corsaro since the beginning! And further, she probably thinks that "vegetarian" is Sioux for "poor hunter." The dogs of a Monica Corsaro bark and the caravan moves on.

Never buy a Rolex from someone out of breath. Never hearken to a Corsaro who has probably been out in the sun too long.

I love it, I love it, but will it sell in Peoria?

A BLESSED NEW YEAR 06 TO ONE & ALL. Perhaps to Monica too.

http://arthurdurnan.freeyellow.com

[apothanein kerdos]

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/253817...tml?source=mypi

Check out the quote by the "Rev" Monica Corsaro in the middle of the story.

Also, check out the little blurb concerning Microsoft at the end.

Interesting.....

t.

"We can't be literalists when it comes to interpreting scripture," said Corsaro, who also is co-chairwoman of the Religious Coalition for Equality. "It's not the perfect word of God. It's heretical to superimpose 21st-century context and values on first-century context and values." Yep, sounds like a typical liberal to me. This is a good example of what mainstream seminaries are churning out today.

No it's not. I have friends at seminaries (mostly Southern Baptist I admit...maybe that is the difference) all across this nation and the running theme is that you have to believe that the Bible is the Word of God to be a professor there. Likewise, this is taught in classes. I went to what could easily be considered a moderate bible college, and even there I was taught that the Bible is the Word of God.

While some seminaries, like the Methodists ones, almost always teach that the Bible is not the word of God, to say "mainstream" seminaries as a whole don't teach this really misrepresents the issue. Especially considering many "mainstream" seminaries are conservative southern baptists.