teedubbya
13 years ago

You mean like teleporting?

Brewha wrote:



no. even he is not that advanced. he uses a segway like busa
victor809
13 years ago

no. even he is not that advanced. he uses a segway like busa

teedubbya wrote:



I always wondered how those things stayed upright. Must be all blessed by god.
leftyposthole
13 years ago
As a man who has been granted the saving grace of Jesus Christ I am called to spread the Gospel to any who will listen, most will not. I will treat you with respect and dignity regardless of your gender, skin color, sexual orientation etc. I am a sinner worse than most and am no better than anyone else. I don't know why He chose to save me but He did and I thank Him everyday for that. The greatest comandments are to love God with all your heart and to love your neighbor as yourself. Throughout history many socalled christians missed or ignored this part of the Gospel and treated nonbelievers with hate and disdain. That is NOT what the Gospel of Christ is all about, it is simply love, many of us have never know real love while growing up myself included and some have been to churches where they were looked down on, or felt very unwelcome, legalistic churches have chased many away from God, again myself included, that is not what the Gospel is about, its not ritualistic organized religion, its not, your welcome as long as you are like me or you do things our way, its a relationship with Christ pure and simple nothing else. You see I am a Christian but I am still a horrible sinner but He loves me anyway as He loves you. I pray you don't allow a painful experiance or your perception of unloving hateful so called religous folk, keep you from the loving open arms of Jesus. All are welcome, everyone, you don't need a pastor or a priest or anyone else to show you the way, just Christ. Sorry for sounding preachy, but it really is just that simple.
victor809
13 years ago

Your argument is based on fallacies. I believe that God places our leaders in power FOR HIS PURPOSES, WHATEVER THEY MAY BE, because Scripture states it. Your assumption that who is president, or what happens to this country has anything to do with God taking care of His people is false. This was my sin on election night. Not trusting God to take my family and I through the next four years, though He had proved over and over again His faithfulness during the past four.

This country could go to hell tomorrow, or be destroyed in God's wrath and judgement, yet God will be faithful to His people through it all, even if it means talking them home to be with Him. Since sadly, this world is all you have, I know it's a hard concept for you to grasp.

Just because God placed the President in power, at this point in time, for His purpose, does not mean that God is pleased with the President, nor does it mean that His people where to vote that way. It would have been immoral for me to vote for the President, and doing so would have been sin.

I know none of this makes sense to you, and you think I'm nuts, but I understand. You have to have a regenerated spiritual mind to understand spiritual matters, and you just said you don't even believe god exists. May God give you His grace.



dpnewell wrote:



I can safely say I don't understand any of that. But, that's okay... as long as you're pretty sure you've got a plan and that you're happy with it, I can't argue.

Just don't make any plans for me. 🙂
victor809
13 years ago

Sorry for sounding preachy, but it really is just that simple.

leftyposthole wrote:



no you're not... you wrote the whole thing and then hit post. If you were truly sorry for it, you would have erased it.

Damn sinners always lying to me.
Brewha
13 years ago

no. even he is not that advanced. he uses a segway like busa

teedubbya wrote:

=d>




Wow! You really do know a lot about God . . . . .

Can her really make a rock so big that he can’t lift it?
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
(threadjack on for a serious answer)

My religious opinion is that we have free will. We make choices & then have to live with the outcome. God, then decides whether to intercede (on our behalf) or not at all. His call. He sometimes lets us live with the ramifications of our actions. Why? I don't know. But I don't believe in a God that's vengeful. That's Old Testament. Jesus's death on the cross changed that.

(threadjack off)


...and to answer your question Pdx (from this thread?), no, I don't want Pat Robertson's photo as my avatar. I have nothing against the man and even supported him for a while back in the 80's, but I haven't watched his 700 Club in over a decade and his prophetic record has been very spotty to say the least. LOL
HockeyDad
13 years ago

But I don't believe in a God that's vengeful. That's Old Testament. Jesus's death on the cross changed that.

bloody spaniard wrote:




Unless the Jews were right.
bloody spaniard
13 years ago

Unless the Jews were right.

HockeyDad wrote:




(more serious religious threadjack)

They (Jews) believe in "the Law" (Old Testament). Many of us (Christians) believe in "Grace" (New Testament). Their salvation is gained by observance & strict obedience to the Ten Commandments, dietary, and other religious guidelines. They have to EARN salvation. Our salvation is granted "merely" by acceptance of Jesus as Savior. We sin of course & then ask for forgiveness and move on w/o guilt. Thanks to His ultimate sacrifice, our choice is easy, theirs is hard- very difficult & frustrating to live by. That is why some many Jews (and Old Testament fire & brismstone preachers & Christians- Swaggart etc.) give up & resort to secularism (and materialism) as a backup plan. They've given up.

(serious treadjack off)
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