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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/19/2010 8:23:12 PM
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Ohioman1972
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So if memory serves me correctly, you have a hankering for chili on your spaghetti noodles?
Do you have three pointers for me to get bbq done right for me? I love bbq but do not have experience trying anything but texas style.
Now I'm partial to oak hot-smoked meats with sauce served at table only, but I'm hoping someone can give me a hand on some Northern styles. I haven't played with mustard sauces yet.
Peace to you - I have an uncle in Ohio. You probably know him.
hahahahaha 
The thing about our chili, we use cinnamon and cocoa in it, not hot peppers... You add that chili and some shredded cheddar to spagetti noodles, then voila, you have a 3-way. Add beans, a 4-way. Add onions, a 5-way.
As far as bbq goes, low and slow is the way to go. For anything.
For specifics, I would need the type of beast you wish to grill :)
Yes, I know your uncle well. He bailed me out a few weeks ago... 
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/19/2010 8:45:04 PM
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gralan
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I use cinnamon and cocoa to flavor mexican foods as well, and my wife first thought that meant it was going to be sweet.
I'm not sure I could eat much of any chili without hot peppers in it though, but that's a personal choice.
I OD on them every once in a while to get relief from pain. I get like a runners high, without having to run. The endorphins kick in, and my knees, my back and my left arm stop hurting for a while.
A little hot chocolate and the burning in my mouth goes to a dull roar.
hahaha
Now I'm confused. You just explained how you are a 5-pointer. You call it 5-way but that's just a matter of semantics isn't it? 
BTW, I have a brother-in-law who is a SBC pastor for decades. He and I enjoy bantering about. Please do not confuse me with any hyper or spiritually manic tendencies except when it comes to essentials of the faith.
We be God's own peculiar people. Have fork, will travel.
-your fellow servant,
gregory alan
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/20/2010 9:09:47 AM
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cajunhillbilly
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My dad Frank Onellion passed away on Saturday. His funeral is on Friday July 23 at 2 PM at Anderson Clayton Funeral Hone, 305 N Jackson, Kaufman, TX 75142 His name is Frank Onellion and he did know the Lord. My mom died in 1990 and he never remarried. There was a joyful reunion in heaven on Saturday for sure. You can send flowers if you want but he would really like Gideon Bibles be bought in memory of him as he was a Gideon for many years.
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/20/2010 11:04:03 AM
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doinkdom
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My dad Frank Onellion passed away on Saturday. His funeral is on Friday July 23 at 2 PM at Anderson Clayton Funeral Hone, 305 N Jackson, Kaufman, TX 75142 His name is Frank Onellion and he did know the Lord. My mom died in 1990 and he never remarried. There was a joyful reunion in heaven on Saturday for sure. You can send flowers if you want but he would really like Gideon Bibles be bought in memory of him as he was a Gideon for many years.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
It is just so different for Christians to grieve the loss of a loved one because we "know" where they are. What a blessing and legacy he leaves in you.
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/20/2010 11:07:18 AM
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doinkdom
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I make quick bbq this way...
Cook a boston butt...let cool a bit and shred with 2 forks.
Add mustard based sauce and pig out!
(bread/cole slaw and pickles not included)
This is the place that rawks around here!
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/20/2010 11:53:38 AM
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cajunhillbilly
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My brother is an agnostic, so he does not have the hope of the Second Coming and the Resurrection
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/20/2010 1:30:21 PM
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gralan
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I'm thankful you shared a witness about him.
Prayers are for you and yours. I'm sorry for the circumstances still.
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ORIGINAL: cajunhillbilly
My dad Frank Onellion passed away on Saturday. His funeral is on Friday July 23 at 2 PM at Anderson Clayton Funeral Hone, 305 N Jackson, Kaufman, TX 75142 His name is Frank Onellion and he did know the Lord. My mom died in 1990 and he never remarried. There was a joyful reunion in heaven on Saturday for sure. You can send flowers if you want but he would really like Gideon Bibles be bought in memory of him as he was a Gideon for many years.
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/20/2010 1:33:00 PM
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gralan
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Wow.
I pray his eyes will see the truth.
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My brother is an agnostic, so he does not have the hope of the Second Coming and the Resurrection
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/20/2010 2:00:40 PM
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gralan
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In my neck of the woods we like having pan-seared green beans (I leave the pork out), done to al dente, and this goes well with the cheese grits and bbq'd chicken.
That's good eating, but then again we are not quite as orthodox as some: We serve any bbq-sauce on the side.
Bread, pickles and onions provided.
My theory has been for the past 15 years to celebrate the fact that God gave us taste buds. This is a theological point btw. God in his mercy provided us something that was not necessary. If not given to us, we would not know the difference but oh what experiences of delight we would have been unable to enjoy.
That God provides for us to enjoy and delight is amazing. It provides another thing to ponder on, how great our God is and how much he delights in us. God wants a relationship with us. That's pretty cool if you ask me.
Peace in Him. Out!
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/21/2010 12:17:01 PM
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Jeffriesw
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Can I be what you might call 3 point, and still fellowship with y'all?
Well, Of course 
What points you missin?
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RE: Reformed Theology Chat Thread - 2010 edition - 7/21/2010 12:52:08 PM
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Eutychus
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Ohioman1972 whined:
However, Euty still has yet to address my blatent observation on how his style of "grits" is found in Daniel 5:27.
Daniel 5:27 has to do with using an insufficient measure of catfish cooked in grits.
Hezekiah 52:11 is the general and more apropos application:
"Woe unto the man who adds milk or honey to boiled grits. His children and children's children will call him weird." (Today's Relevant Version)
It may be argued that cream and sugar are technically different ingredients. But I see the principle to be the same, i.e. a prohibition of liquid dairy products and sweeteners, including Splenda.
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