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	Welcome to Stafford & Heafner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A life long resident of Chapel Hill, NC, Greg Stafford is a graduate of Chapel Hill High School, The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and the North Carolina Central University School of Law.
		Stafford was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 1995 and is a member of the North Carolina Bar association and the Chatham County Bar.
		Greg Heafner is a graduate of the University of Maryland at College Park (BA, 1987), and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (JD, 1995)
	www.gregstafford.com /Biographies.asp (240 words)

	Greg Stafford - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Francis Gregory Stafford (born February 9, 1948), usually known as Greg Stafford, is an American game designer, publisher and shaman.
		Greg Stafford's interest in roleplaying and gaming originated in his adolescent fascination with mythology.
		Stafford recently lived in Mexico for one year, tutoring English as a foreign language and exploring places of archeological interest.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greg_Stafford (390 words)

	Greg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Greg (also Gregg) is a shortened form of the male given name Gregory or Gregor.
		Greg is a cartoon character in the webcomic User Friendly.
		Greg the Bunny was a FOX situation comedy, starring Seth Green and a puppet named Greg the Bunny
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greg (250 words)

	Stafford gets all-clear twice - realfooty.com.au
		Stafford's technique came under scrutiny, with umpire Shaun Ryan claiming Stafford moved past the flight of the ball and used his arm in an illegal blocking motion.
		Stafford, who was reported on video evidence after the game by Ryan, told the tribunal he jumped early in the ruck contest to nullify Everitt, who had "jumped all over me" in the previous five contests.
		Stafford, who claimed he had been lunging in an attempt to deflect an attempted handball, also went to ground and his left knee struck Stone.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/04/30/1051381998505.html (535 words)

	Online Debate Between Greg Stafford and Robet Bowman: Part 1
		The medium for Greg Stafford, Mark Ross, was not able to cut and paste Greg's reply, and resorted to typing in the reply directly from a printed hardcopy.
		Thus, Stafford has fallaciously moved from the correct understanding that the term "God" in trinitarian usage CAN have two distinct connotations to the erroneous conclusion that two such distinct connotations MUST be present in the two halves of the premise to my argument.
		Stafford again insinuates into my argument an understanding of the Trinity that I do not hold and for which he has provided no documentation that it is held by trinitarians.
	jehovah.to /exe/discussion/stafford_bowman_1.htm (11464 words)

	For an Answer: Christian Apologetics - Hommel-Stafford Mantey Letter Index
		Stafford - not that I felt Dr. Mantey needed any defense (nor was I capable of delivering such as he might have), but rather because I believed - and still believe - that significant challenges to our faith should be met with a reasoned defense whenever possible.
		Stafford engaged me in a dialog on this topic which, unfortunately, was characterized on both sides by immature rhetorical posturing.
		Stafford's second reply to me on the Mantey letter, a friend of his posted some comments of Mr.
	www.forananswer.org /Mars_Jw/GS-RH.Mantey.Index.htm (336 words)

	Jehovah's Witnesses online - Censorship Free Discussion board :: View topic - Review: Rob Bowman-Greg Stafford Debate
		Greg Stafford was up next with his rebuttal and immediately said the whole Trinity is "bogus" and that he is sure Rob Bowman was being deceitful but not on purpose.
		Greg Stafford also attempted to swing the discussion around to the 'Trinity' several times during the debate in spite of it not being the topic.
		Greg Stafford also pulled the 'my way or the highway' dogmatism even though Rob Bowman did not but only said that it was the best explanation for an intangible situation.
	www.jehovahswitnessonline.com /viewtopic.php?t=2244&highlight= (2199 words)

	Online Debate Between Greg Stafford and Rob Bowman: Part 2
		Greg, on the other hand, thinks that, in addition to these uses, reason also may be used to evaluate the resulting doctrinal position for possible irrational aspects or apparently intractable logical problems.
		Greg will probably object that this interpretation still cannot explain why the Son would need to be given life by the Father in his human state.
		Greg is denying the possibility of the doctrine of the Trinity being true on the basis of a linguistic analysis of what he reasons are possible or not possible valid uses of the term "God." This is not biblical theology.
	jehovah.to /exe/discussion/stafford_bowman_2.htm (11518 words)

	Author Bios
		Greg is also on the board of directors of Shaman's Drum, a magazine about real world shamanism.
		Greg is an inductee of the Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts and Design Hall of Fame and the PenandPaper Fan Awards Hall of Fame.
		Greg was born in 1948, is married to Suzanne Courteau, and has three children: Noah, Alisha, and Jason.
	www.glorantha.com /inc/bios_authors.html (565 words)

	Part One: When Fantasy Becomes Reality, by Greg Stafford
		Greg Stafford's series of replies to my response to his critique of my paper on Sharp's rule is long enough to be a book.
		Stafford's explanation, in sum, is that I ignored the fact that Paul wrote about the appearing, not of the Father per se, but of the GLORY OF the Father.
		Greg Stafford, for example, writes, "It would be another qualified reference to Jesus as theos, with the understanding that Jesus has one who is God to him." Stafford, like all Jehovah's Witnesses, assumes that because Paul and Peter elsewhere speak of the Father as Jesus' God (e.g., 2 Cor.
	jehovah.to /exe/discussion/still_more_1.htm (9013 words)

	Open Letter to Stafford on Mantey Response
		Stafford sent me a long paper, detailing his objections to my arguments, and supporting his own.
		Stafford, I have become even more convinced of the Biblical truth of orthodox Christian doctrine, particularly the Holy Spirit's role in convicting and regenerating those who do not know Christ.
		Stafford, or anyone else, is ever to accept Christ as their only Lord and Savior, it will be because God draws them to Him, and their hearts are softened to accept the call, not through arguments and debate.
	www.jude3.net /Stafford-Mantey-Final.htm (241 words)

	Amazon.com: Jehovah's Witnesses Defended: An Answer to Scholars & Critics: Books: Greg G. Stafford,Greg Stafford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Stafford deals with this point, hilighting that the greek word for "true" does not mean that something else not called "true" is false.
		Stafford also gives other examples where the Bible says something is true and yet it does not mean that the other things are false.
		Stafford reasons that the fundamental differences between the Jehovah'S Witnesses and other religous groups needs to be examined in the light of Biblical and grammatical evidence.While Stafford is no doubt Zealous, he never comes across dogmatic.He seems to balance both logic and reason as a rule.I did feel some of the reading was rather technical.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0965981479?v=glance (1867 words)

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		Stafford demonstrates a familiarity with many information sources that would be utterly unknown to the average Jehovah’s Witness.
		Stafford also briefly addresses the name “Jehovah,” the charge that the Watchtower Society is a “false prophet,” and other apologetic topics.
		Stafford devotes almost 50 pages to these passages in an attempt to deflect their force, providing an explanation for Jesus’ words that would not indicate His deity.
	www.equip.org /free/DJ065.htm (2057 words)

	Greg Stafford on "False Doctrine" - Pros Apologian
		But what also seems to be the case is that Greg Stafford is not nearly as busy a man as I am.
		Stafford has ever had to take care of that end of things, so he thinks they can be thrown together over night.
		Stafford, evidently, does not have my schedule, which is fine, but he might want to keep that in mind before suggesting, as he seems to above, that I am avoiding debating him.
	www.aomin.org /index.php?itemid=1699 (1379 words)

	Greg Stafford Hides His Identity
		In recent weeks Greg Stafford, author of Jehovah's Witnesses Defended, has been posting on the message board H2O and was told by his elders not to be discussing doctrine on a board with known "apostates." Below is Greg's post, followed by my response, then followed by Greg's response to me.
		Are you Greg Stafford, who has been dialoguing with me? Please answer the question.
		Until you say that you are Greg Stafford outright and dialogue with me thusly, I have no intention of dialoguing with a stranger.
	www.freeminds.org /doctrine/sorry4u.htm (4488 words)

	Daedalus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Greg Stafford and company have, at long last, achieved a great accomplishment with the game.
		Greg Stafford agreed to answer some questions from Daedalus to shed some light on the creation myth of Glorantha and HeroQuest.
		Stafford was born in 1948, is married to Suzanne Courteau, and has three children: Noah, Alisha, and Jason.
	www.chimera.info /daedalus/articles/fall2003/stafford_interview.html (3882 words)

	Three Dissertations on the Teachings of Jehovah's Witnesses, by Greg Stafford. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In order to allow Greg Stafford to be fully understood, we have quoted his entire footnote.
		This can be viewed as a comprehensive (yet limited) statement from him inasmuch as this endnote includes the entirety of his comments in Three Dissertations regarding his debate with the author of The Tetragrammaton and the Christian Greek Scriptures.
		Separate documents containing Greg Stafford's comments and the author's response would be difficult to follow.
	www.europa.com /~lynnlund/secondanswer.htm (1887 words)

	AccuFLEX "ICON v.2" Shaft Used By AccuFLEX Long Driver Greg Stafford To Set New World Record of 1,000 ...
		Stafford, who uses his Long Drive prowess to raise money for charitable causes, shattered the previous world record of 800 300-yard drives in a twelve hour period, which he set in 2002.
		Stafford hit 919 balls that exceeded 300 yards, 80 more that passed the 400-yard mark and one that reached 450 yards, his longest of the day.
		Greg selected the ICON v.2 this year because he wanted to go to a shorter club, which he believed would reduce the wear and tear on his body during this grueling event.
	www.golftransactions.com /equipment/accuflex2071803.html (670 words)

	Biblical Defense of the Trinity--Refuting the Watchtower
		Stafford: A Response to Don Hartley on the Matter of the Colwell Construction, Luke 7:39, and the Use of Theology in Grammatical Studies - 3/10/00
		Greg Stafford has posted his analysis of and response to Dr. Mantey's claims.
		Greg Stafford responds to Robert Hommel's open letter.
	jude3.net /trinitytopicindex.htm (314 words)

	For an Answer: Christian Apologetics - Hartley-Stafford Mass Count Nouns
		Greg Stafford: 5/26/99: Hartley's theory, regardless of what he tells you, is hopelessly without substantiation, as I will explain shortly.
		Hartley's fourth response to Stafford - 11/13/99 This is an extremely helpful and long response.
		Stafford: A Response to Don Hartley on the Matter of the Colwell Construction, Luke 7:39, and the Use of Theology in Grammatical Studies - 3/10/
	www.forananswer.org /Mars_Jw/GS-DH.MassCount.Index.htm (170 words)

	Greg Stafford
		Greg Stafford (born February 9th 1948) is a game designer and publisher.
		Greg Stafford's interest in roleplaying and gaming originated in his adolescent fascination with mythology.
		Around 1974, Stafford created White Bear and Red Moon, a board game about the struggle of several people in the area of Dragon Pass, but in essence the conflict between the Lunar Empire and the barbarian Kingdom of Sartar and their allies, all set in the world of Glorantha.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Greg_Stafford.php (327 words)

	Light of Action (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Greg Stafford and Issaries, Inc., reserve the right to use any Gloranthan names, places, and concepts, from any Original Material, in any future Gloranthan development or publications, without further credit or payment.
		Greg Stafford and Issaries, Inc. make no guarantee that they will use or acknowledge this material in any way, and may contradict it in future development and publications.
		I agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Issaries, Inc., Greg Stafford, and their employees, contractees, and licensees from any and all claims arising from the unauthorized usage of any copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property not owned by Issaries, Inc.
	www.lightofaction.com /FPP.html (190 words)

	Greg Stafford
		Stafford is most famous as the creator of the fantasy world of Glorantha, but is also a prolific games designer - he was co-designer of the RuneQuest, Pendragon, and HeroQuest...
		My name is Greg Stafford and I created Elihu Books in 1997 as a means of publishing information about Jehovah's Witnesses and a variety of biblical subjects.
		Greg Stafford discovered Glorantha in 1966 and began a life-long creative effort to explore and popularize the...
	www.logicjungle.com /wiki/Greg_Stafford (299 words)

	ABC Sport - AFL - Stafford to answer two charges
		Richmond ruckman Greg Stafford will front the AFL tribunal this week after being reported for striking Hawthorn's Peter Everitt.
		Everitt suffered a fractured cheekbone in a clash with Stafford in the second quarter of the match at the MCG on Saturday.
		"In this case Greg Stafford was just merely trying to contest the ball when it was in the air and he has got eyes on the ball and that's what ruckmen do, they run and jump into each other," he said.
	www.abc.net.au /sport/content/s841670.htm (324 words)

	A Debate with Greg Stafford
		Greg Stafford reviewed our book The Tetragrammaton and the Christian Greek Scriptures on pages 18 through 36 of his scholarly book Jehovah's Witnesses Defended, second edition.
		Read the following pages and you see both Greg Stafford's challenge to our book and our response.
		However, all material quoted from other sources is covered by their copyrights and must be used accordingly.
	www.tetragrammaton.org /debate2.htm (96 words)

	Biblical Exegessis: Discussion Logs Index
		A Response To Don Hartley on the Matter of the Colwell Construction, Luke 7:39, and the Use of Theology in Grammatical Studies by Greg Stafford.
		≡ Greg Stafford to Hartley on 5/26/99: "Please cite an example of a singular count noun in the precopulative position, that CANNOT be indefinitized." in Clarity, Please...
		Greg Stafford's Response to Ed Komoszewski's Article Concerning Stafford's "The New World Translation and Christologically Significant Article-Substantive-Kaiv-Substantive Constructions in the New Testament.
	www.jehovah.to /exe/discussion/index.htm (381 words)

	Greg Stafford - roliste.com
		Greg Stafford a découvert Glorantha en 1966, et il passa l'énergie créatrice de toute une vie pour explorer et populariser le monde.
		Greg est aussi directeur de publication et auteur de Pendragon, le jeu de rôle arthurien primé, et ses suppléments ; cinq autres jeux de plateau ; et six autres livres et jeux de rôle.
		Greg est né en 1948, marrié à Suzanne Courteau, et il a trois enfants : Noah, Alisha et Jason.
	www.roliste.com /bio.jsp?id=924 (251 words)

	Jehovahs Witness Discussion Forum - Topic: Greg Stafford's New Book Has Shipped (page 1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Greg was asked this question on Channel C board not long ago.
		Stafford has certainly been a strong defender of the Society's teachings via his first book and on the Net.
		Stafford is not yet ready to admit that the Witnesses really have only one basic doctrine -- that of the "faithful slave" -- and that to the average JW, everything else is of little importance because it can be changed on the whim of the "faithful slave".
	www.jehovahs-witness.com /forum/thread.asp?id=25201&site=3 (2496 words)

	Part Five: "Our Savior Jesus Christ," by Greg Stafford
		Greg and I agree that in both of these texts the noun SOTÊR ("Savior") refers to "Jesus Christ." However, we differ on whether these texts should be construed to use the expression "(our) Savior Jesus Christ" as a proper name equivalent.
		Greg argues that the proper question to be asked when faced with a construction article-noun-KAI-noun is why the second noun lacks the article.
		Essentially, Greg reasons that if Sharp's rule were correct, no one would ever use this construction if the second noun referred to a different person.
	jehovah.to /exe/discussion/more_5.htm (4742 words)

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