Pulpit Language

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Well they used to get upset being called "queer" and now they say it
themselves. The subject of language was over extensively covered last
month and let it just suffice that shock-preaching does not entice me. I
also do not partcipate in it.
Jesus may have used some strong language to have called the
Syro-phonecian woman a dog or the scribes snakes or the high priest a
tomb, but I do not believe he used profanity- neither shall I. God
delivered my tongue!
Brian Berger
Manchester, NH
Brian_Berger@JUNO.COM


On Fri, 6 Sep 1996 02:59:51 -0400 AIS07@aol.com writes:
>Here's a question that I hope brings more light than heat:
>
>What does everybody think about preachers referring to people as 
>"whores"
>"fags" or "twinkies" while preaching?  I find myself wondering if a
>homosexual desiring freedom from that lifestyle would feel enough love 
>in
>such tactics as to want to serve God.  Any comments?
>
>--Rich Brown
>