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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 6027378" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>It&#039;s a simple question.&nbsp; If you observe anyone being harmed in any way do you attempt to stop it?&nbsp; If you see a bully picking on a much smaller kid do you tell him to knock it off?&nbsp; But what is extraordinary to me is your unwillingness to condemn evil.&nbsp; We had that discussion last June because you were saying that parents shouldn&#039;t be protesting at school board meetings.&nbsp; I pointed out why they were protesting including inappropriate material in school libraries.&nbsp; You asked me who determines what is obscene?&nbsp; That some parents might be fine with graphic depictions of sexual intercourse and other sex acts.&nbsp; You had no problem pointing out you thought the Baptist position on women participating in Church leadership was wrong yet you have taken a hands off approach to the sexualization of children in schools.&nbsp; That&#039;s what led me to ask you about the hypothetical scenario of stopping harm sexually being done to a small child.&nbsp; And you&#039;re trying to deflect back onto me rather than admit that your view(as it appears to me)is just about anything goes because it wouldn&#039;t be happening if it wasn&#039;t in God&#039;s plan.&nbsp; That God doesn&#039;t make mistakes so he has his reasons for it to be happening so you aren&#039;t going to intervene.&nbsp; That&#039;s what I&#039;ve gleaned from your often evasive answers.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 6027378, member: 24302"] It's a simple question. If you observe anyone being harmed in any way do you attempt to stop it? If you see a bully picking on a much smaller kid do you tell him to knock it off? But what is extraordinary to me is your unwillingness to condemn evil. We had that discussion last June because you were saying that parents shouldn't be protesting at school board meetings. I pointed out why they were protesting including inappropriate material in school libraries. You asked me who determines what is obscene? That some parents might be fine with graphic depictions of sexual intercourse and other sex acts. You had no problem pointing out you thought the Baptist position on women participating in Church leadership was wrong yet you have taken a hands off approach to the sexualization of children in schools. That's what led me to ask you about the hypothetical scenario of stopping harm sexually being done to a small child. And you're trying to deflect back onto me rather than admit that your view(as it appears to me)is just about anything goes because it wouldn't be happening if it wasn't in God's plan. That God doesn't make mistakes so he has his reasons for it to be happening so you aren't going to intervene. That's what I've gleaned from your often evasive answers. [/QUOTE]

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