Nice & Wavy
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Touche, nicola.kirwan.
Take care.
N&W
Take care.
N&W
This is the last that I will post on this topic because I am not and was never seeking an argument. I wrote multiple times that it is not wrong to honor the life of Whitney Houston or any other celebrity. But I hope that I am clear in saying that it is wrong to honor a celebrity--even if that celebrity confessed Christ--more than other believers are celebrated, especially those who lived and died doing God's work.
We all exist in this space on the CF together. We can all see what threads are and are not created and what is posted in them. We all have access to the same national media outlets on TV and the internet. The same Gospel stars and other celebrities who were present are visible to everyone equally. So, if one person is honored through all of those outlets, it is easy to make a comparison between the degree to which that person is honored and the degree to which others are honored. (I also mentioned the thread about the bodies of the indigent piling up in the Cook County coroner's office) This is not about an investigation into any individual believer's practices, it's about an overall cultural attitude that simply does not reflect God's ways.
You don't neglect something because you go to a service. It's not what is done, but what is not done. It would be wonderful to see as much fanfare at the funeral of the pastor who died after giving a sermon and serving his congregation for decades.
Again, that is all that I will say on here about that. Anyone is welcome to send a PM if they so desire.