Q. Apple Bee's, T.G.I.F's, Olive Garden or Red Lobster.
I am taking my Bible study group to one of those restaurants listed next Wednesday, and I want to minimize the chance that anything satanic or atheistic happens when we are enjoying our fellowship. I also want to avoid being served by young men with earrings or anyone with tattoos or young women showing their inappropriate cleavage. Please tell me which establishment is the most appropriate for good Christian folks.
I am taking my Bible study group to one of those restaurants listed next Wednesday, and I want to minimize the chance that anything satanic or atheistic happens when we are enjoying our fellowship. I also want to avoid being served by young men with earrings or anyone with tattoos or young women showing their inappropriate cleavage. Please tell me which establishment is the most appropriate for good Christian folks.
A. Wow, 'inappropriate' and 'cleavage'...there's two words you don't see jamed up beside each other often.
I don't know anything about those food places, as none of them have crossed the Pacific, but I'd call ahead and make soome explicit requests of the management, namely:
All staff must be clad in hairshirts and remove all piercings (women included) lest they be though to be adherents of the practices of Ba'al;
All food must be prepared in strict accordance with the OT;
All toilets to be roped off, and earth laid in the back of the restaurant for 'correct' and 'godly' disposal of waste;
All music on the Tannoy, PA or jukebox must be either choral...or Evie Tornquist.
That's a good start.
I don't know anything about those food places, as none of them have crossed the Pacific, but I'd call ahead and make soome explicit requests of the management, namely:
All staff must be clad in hairshirts and remove all piercings (women included) lest they be though to be adherents of the practices of Ba'al;
All food must be prepared in strict accordance with the OT;
All toilets to be roped off, and earth laid in the back of the restaurant for 'correct' and 'godly' disposal of waste;
All music on the Tannoy, PA or jukebox must be either choral...or Evie Tornquist.
That's a good start.
What restaurant has more of a Christian atmosphere?
Q. Apple Bee's, T.G.I.F's, Olive Garden or Red Lobster.
I am taking my Bible study group to one of those restaurants listed next Wednesday, and I want to minimize the chance that anything satanic or atheistic happens when we are enjoying our fellowship. I also want to avoid being served by young men with earrings or anyone with tattoos or young women showing their inappropriate cleavage. Please tell me which establishment is the most appropriate for good Christian folks.
I am taking my Bible study group to one of those restaurants listed next Wednesday, and I want to minimize the chance that anything satanic or atheistic happens when we are enjoying our fellowship. I also want to avoid being served by young men with earrings or anyone with tattoos or young women showing their inappropriate cleavage. Please tell me which establishment is the most appropriate for good Christian folks.
A. I'm a Christian and don't necessarily like going to places where alcohol is served. With that being said unless you cook dinner for your friends at home there is a chance no matter where you go you are going to run into what you mentioned above. Jesus met with all types and you should show your waiter by example that your group is different. Apple Bee's and Olive Garden (and I've never been to the other 2) serve alcohol. To me that should signal a red flag right away for a Bible group. There are several places in my town that don't serve alcohol and that is where I would go. I think of this one time we were out and about and the waitress was terrible. We left her a nice tip anyway and a track with the plan of salvation. It is all in how you approach people. I mean just seems a duh not to go to one of the places that serves alcohol unless you agree with it.
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