When Village of Morality clerics appeal to "Christ-likeness"...

Yes, when Village of Morality clerics appeal to "Christ-likeness" it's just prior to them saying: "Fuck you."

I just got banned by fide-o. Another feather in my cap. Establishment Calvinists hate God's elect like Romanists hate God's elect.

They see God's elect coming on with no Village of Morality lukewarm fear of man and they get real scared (and angry).

Worthless goats. (And all those fide-o warriors are clerics too; no surprise.)

UPDATE: They say they're going to "deal" with me "fully" now. What does that mean? Probably they're going to hold some clerical ritual in their church and excommunicate me from God's Kingdom. Pass the incense and the goat entrails...

UPDATE 2: The iMonk says this:

"And you’ll never guess who/what crawled out of the woodwork to call me a “sub 70 theological IQ?” (That hurts. I was shooting for at least a 72.) Yes, the creature her/him/itself. The only BHT commenter to use the words [really really bad words] about the wife of a BHT fellow, and then continue right on with high Puritanism. If you don’t know who I mean, read the KJV 7 x and blog alone in the bathroom for two years. It will come to you."

He always has to mention that I made fun of somebody who turned out to be - gasp - somebody's wife. A sacred person, apparently, or title. And the wife turned out to be - again gasp - not of the white master race (I should have seen that through the cyber space, my fault). So the iMonk turned my making fun of an individual into I made fun of somebody's black wife (I assume the husband is white, otherwise the sacred ground wouldn't exist to be stepped on). Anyway, does the iMonk blog in Grand Central Station? Yes, I blog alone. Maybe he's saying he's the only person who reads this blog. It is lonely, which I'm grateful to God for, when you're not in the Village of Morality and you're in the Christian blogosphere, because 99.9% of Christians in the Christian blogosphere reside in Bunyan's Village of Morality. That's OK, in a way; it makes life funner for me. The iMonk, also in good Village of Morality fashion, has to make the obligatory mocking of reading the Bible complete, with aim (i.e. seven times, a good aim). Notice the iMonk never gets banned from the sites I get banned from. You're not real, iMonk, until the churchians are banning you. You're still one of them. You may be sitting morosely in a corner of the Village of Morality, but you're still in the Village of Morality. Right there with all those dreaded 'TR's you so disdain...