If you could talk to any Christian, which would it be?

Started by Zach, August 30, 2007, 02:25:33 PM

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Zach

I'm excluding the apostles and Jesus here, because that makes the question too easy. UR or not, it doesn't matter. Personally, I'd kill for a chance to meet with Elhanan Winchester; alas, I'm a couple centuries too late for that. I would have liked to have met C.S. Lewis as well.

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Kept

Jeanne Guyon, Hannah W. Smith and Hannah Hurnard are some of the ones I cant wait to meet in person. Oh and Elizabeth Browning and Anne Bronte, Robert Frost and I could go on and on

kept

Seeker

The Samariton women Jesus met at the well who had many husbands and was living with her current man.  I've always wondered what happened to her life AFTER she met Jesus and went into town to tell about her encounter with him.

-SeekerRuth

shibboleth

I would love to meet Abraham Lincoln. I really admire him and the stance he took for Jesus Christ. I truly believe he was an anointed man of God and I would love to find out when and how he became a uni.

noname

Mary Magdalene
now there's a woman with a story to tell!

hopeful

Yeah, Mary...  What an awesome privilege to have heard her name in the garden...  "Mary!"

CHB


I would like to meet David, I bet he would have some exciting stories to tell.

CHB

Kratos

I would like to spend some time with J. Preston Eby. I really enjoy his spirit and wisdom. Also, George Warnock. At least mine could easily happen. LOL

John

Seeker

noname, I hadn't considered Mary Magdalene!  This is a good question, I like it :)

hopeful

#10
Quote from: Kratos on August 31, 2007, 08:38:51 PM
At least mine could easily happen. LOL

John

:Sparkletooth: I hadn't thought about people who are still alive!  Ha- ha!

noname

Quote from: CHB on August 31, 2007, 05:16:48 PM

I would like to meet David, I bet he would have some exciting stories to tell.

CHB
that would be my secong choice! :thumbsup:
i'd especially like to hear him sing and play his psalms...that would be awesome I think!
maybe we could jam together! hehehe

Scrybe

Quote from: shibboleth on August 31, 2007, 05:51:21 AM
I would love to meet Abraham Lincoln. I really admire him and the stance he took for Jesus Christ. I truly believe he was an anointed man of God and I would love to find out when and how he became a uni.

You stole mine.   :grin:


rockclimber

Bill Perkins, Rob Bell, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Eric Sandras, Watchman Nee, David Chilton, Norm Willis, Dick Iverson, Brian Mclaren,Joseph Girzone to name a few
and
i dont know hardly any of your names so i'll say
arcticmonster2003
BenJasher
Cardinal
Casstranquility
claypot

Davo22
dboutwell
FineLinen
fire walker
Floyd
Gary Amirault
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Jacob1207
Kept
Kratos
Livelystone
lovetruth
Mickiel
mercy
Peacetroll
Pierac
pneuma
Redlettervoice
rhellis
Seeker
SeekerSA
sparrow
StainedGlass
Taffy
Transponder
willieH
and many others.

and a special thanks to Mercy, Seth, and Gary Amirault.
They all helped me, through answering my e-mails when i first heard of UR. :Sparkletooth:


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Redlettervoice




Paul or David.......maybe Isaiah, they say he saw it all.
Pretty much like Ezekiel, and Joshua.

Transponder


Pierac

I'd like to meet rockclimer's scooter monkey!  :thumbsup:

Paul

hopeful

Quote from: Pierac on September 15, 2007, 06:16:18 AM
I'd like to meet rockclimer's scooter monkey!  :thumbsup:

Paul

:laugh2:  Are you serious!?  Is it really a monkey? 
I've always just glanced at it and thought it was a little girl!   :happy3:

But let's see Paul, is the monkey a Christian though?   :egyptdance:


gatheredfragments

my dad, after he has accepted Jesus as his savior.  which, will happen....on that day of bended knees...if not sooner  :winkgrin:

thank you Father...


Redlettervoice

Quote from: gatheredfragments on October 17, 2007, 04:14:48 AM
my dad, after he has accepted Jesus as his savior.  which, will happen....on that day of bended knees...if not sooner  :winkgrin:

thank you Father...



How precious!

martincisneros

Origen, of course - even if I'm standing in a pretty long line behind Carl Sagan trying not to get too big of a buzz off of Carl's pot smoking while he's waiting his turn to talk with Origen :laughing7:

Otherwise, Elhanan Winchester

Cardinal

 :cloud9: Never thought about it before, but hands down, Paul for the NT. OT people; now that would take a lot more thought........
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor