Hi everyone,
My journey has taken me down the Christian Universalist path and I invite you all to have a look at my new website www.christianuniversalism.info
I look forward to you having a look and I would really love if you could help me get it kick started! :)
Web site is two words.
Fifth paragraph; first line:
"As it is the will of God that all be saved, and as God was in Christ reconciling the entire human race to Himself,"
"Was in?"
Is He not still there?
Quote from: Beloved Servant on October 04, 2010, 03:17:47 PMWeb site is two words.
There was never a rule for it.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/help/faq/compound.htm#internet (http://www.merriam-webster.com/help/faq/compound.htm#internet)
Until a few months ago...
Quotehttp://mashable.com/2010/04/16/ap-stylebook-website/
Website
Finally!
Thank you.
The pagan-Celtic symbol, well, seems like strange fire.
Maybe it's just my computer but the last line on your home page is cut off.
On your About page:
"I have been a student of religion for many many years. I have travelled down many paths on my quest to find spiritual peace. For the last few months I have really been taken on a beautiful journey with Christian Universalism. I want to discuss, explore, share and celebrate the wonderful news that Christian Universalism has to offer."
Who took you on this journey?
Who is making an "ISM" out of God's wisdom? Another doctrine taking root in the land.
The discussion page looks neat and easy on the eye.
I dislike the pagan logo more each time I see it.
Overall, it seems strained, contrived and delivers no peace.
Quote from: Beloved Servant on October 04, 2010, 04:16:26 PM
Maybe it's just my computer but the last line on your home page is cut off.
Tested on 2 PC's and 2 diffrent browsers. It's cut off.
Quote from: Beloved Servant on October 04, 2010, 04:13:41 PMThe pagan-Celtic symbol, well, seems like strange fire.
It's a pagan symbol of protection. Still used in wicca today. People are using everything to prove UR=wicca=pagan. Beware.... :winkgrin:
I think that "heart-earth" picture is a better choice. (He loves the world)
(http://www.christianuniversalism.info/images/earth%20heart.bmp)
SpiritSeeker I think you shouldn't even mention trinity. Many Christians don't believe in it and they possibly stop reading when they see the word.
QuoteFor instance, some universalists deny the eternal aspect of hell, while others deny the existence of hell altogether.
Maybe you can add that no UR believer believes in a literal fire and torture pit of any duration. The first part sounds a bit like Catholic purgatory.
Quote from: Beloved Servant on October 04, 2010, 03:17:47 PM
Web site is two words.
Bit longer than your posts then :laughing7:
Please, explain.
Quote from: Beloved Servant on October 05, 2010, 02:37:52 AM
Please, explain.
You tend to use as few words as possible. Nothing wrong with that, we are all unique. I heard somone say, look at your thumb print, we are all unique individuals and created in a special way, proof that God loves us all and took the time to give us all a unique thumb print, cool huh!
:cloud9: Maybe it's because he was an editor. :winkgrin:
Hi Tank,
If you could see the pattern, I commented on each page, individually, when I finished reading it.