PreacherE
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Our Good Samaritan
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Dear Brother,
Do you still play chess? Do you have a favorite chess site? What rating are you?
I still enjoy a game of chess and as of now I am not on a web chess site. My rating wanders from 950 to 1100. As I do not play much here on Taiwan I do not have an accurate rating.
Alan
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I do still play whenever I can find an opponent. I have not played online though in years. There was a website I used to play on, but I don't recall what it was or what my rating was at the time.
For a while I was only playing 4-way chess, but it's hard enough to find 1 opponent let alone 3.
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I never player a three or four way chess. I can lose all by myself.
Lately, (one week), I have been playing on an internet site called, "lichess.com" Here is the web address: http://en.lichess.org/
I do not mind playing rated or unrated. I think on 'lichess' unrated is called, 'casual.' if you want to play let me know and I will send you my username.
Alan
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Q-Q5 would have been my move
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Which Tax Software Would You Recommend?
PreacherE replied to No Nicolaitans's topic in General Chats
I have used Turbo Tax every year I've had to file except for two years where I lived in different states. Those years I had them prepared by a tax professional. I find Turbo Tax is very easy to use and walks you through step-by-step of entering in your information including things you might not have thought of on your own. -
Define what you mean by switch between browsers. You should be able to click the link to bring up whichever browser you want to use. or, Are you referring how to set your Default Browser?
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When you pull up an Internet Explorer and press the Alt key on your keyboard does it show a menu bar at the top? Inside that Help Menu should be an option for About Internet Explorer.
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In the Help Menu click on About Internet Explorer. That will give you your current version.
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Why The Compromise Later In Life ?
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Why The Compromise Later In Life ?
PreacherE replied to JerryNumbers's topic in Forums For Independent Baptists
You hit the nail right on the head with those two verses right there. I think you're also right in what you said about people compromising for their grandchildren. I know of a pastor whom I use to be real close to who was like a father to me almost. He began to let his son bring in all kinds on new bible versions such as The Message and also allowing him to bring in CCM. His son began to influence other new Christians in this church who had just been saved and he began to lead them down this same path. A family went to the pastor in private concerned about the direction it was taking the -
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Contemporary Christian Music And Homosexuality
PreacherE replied to RSS Robot's topic in Biblical Issues
You're exactly right here. I know of a church now that has about a half-dozen people who are big into CCM, modern versions of the Bible, and theological liberalism. This church for over 50 years has stood on the King James Bible holding forth good standards and refusing to give in to worldly compromise, however the current pastor is refusing to take a hard stand against such compromise (I believe because his son is the greatest source of it in the church). Because of this, the church is heading down a slippery slope and I fear within the next generation it will no longer be a lighthouse of -
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Someone posted on Facebook that GLAAD was supposed to be showing up at Chik-Fil-A's on Friday to display public shows of affection. I haven't checked to see how accurate this is however.
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I'm sure, John, that what you mentioned helped it along as far as the secular world is concerned and even to some extent in Christian circles. I would say that those such as Billy Graham, Jerry Falwell, and other New Evangelicals are more to blame where Christians are concerned. Because of their willingness to hold hands with the RCC and stand beside them in joint efforts it helped to break down that wall of separation between true Christians and the false religion of Catholicism. Sadly, many churches have followed New Evangelicalism in its compromising path instead of holding true to Bible
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You really hit the nail on the head with this paragraph. This is something which I'm seeing within our church now. We have a small group of people who are trying to bring Christian rock music into the church by simply toning down the music to it. Along with their Christian rock music they're also trying to bring in liberal theology and modern versions of the Bible such as The Message. What's even more amazing is the apathy that many others in the church have towards such worldly compromise. Most of them act in a manner as though it doesn't matter which way the church goes they're just alo
