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Grix is getting married?
Grix is getting married?
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SHEEPY wrote:
> FORGIVE ME GAME
>
> I am not rich in my Christian beliefs as you are.
No harm done.
I apologise for my comments, also.
> FORGIVE ME GAME
>
> I am not rich in my Christian beliefs as you are.
No harm done.
I apologise for my comments, also.
down wrote:
> It's not like he first had the symptoms less than an hour before his
> death, you know, he struggled with it for years.
Maybe so... but not an overwhelmingly long time. I DON'T KNOW... however, Parkinsons, like all other illness came about as a result of the sin of Man those many years ago.
There's a guy called Paul in the New Testament (The second 'half' of the bible). And he was near-blind and didn't walk very well, yet God used him in amazing ways and he contributed roughly half of the New Testament. Paul accepted that God need not heal him to 'keep him humble' maybe - I don't remember.
The fact the pope had parkinsons may well be to show everyone that the pope is no more divine than any of us. The he is just a man and thus is suceptible to the woes and tirbulations of life - as we all are.
> It's not like he first had the symptoms less than an hour before his
> death, you know, he struggled with it for years.
Maybe so... but not an overwhelmingly long time. I DON'T KNOW... however, Parkinsons, like all other illness came about as a result of the sin of Man those many years ago.
There's a guy called Paul in the New Testament (The second 'half' of the bible). And he was near-blind and didn't walk very well, yet God used him in amazing ways and he contributed roughly half of the New Testament. Paul accepted that God need not heal him to 'keep him humble' maybe - I don't remember.
The fact the pope had parkinsons may well be to show everyone that the pope is no more divine than any of us. The he is just a man and thus is suceptible to the woes and tirbulations of life - as we all are.
Ok, seeing as though I'm talking to a brick wall I'll just presume you're FF.
In which case, we've been through this many times before. A few points I'll make.
1) 50+ people have already ripped your beliefs apart before
2) You're like a roundabout and the only exit is contradiction
3) If God is real then why hasn't she/he/it answered my prayers regarding Miss Lohan and my bed?
4) Haha
5) This thread will go on for years
6) If you're not FF then the above will apply to you shortly if it hasn't already.
In which case, we've been through this many times before. A few points I'll make.
1) 50+ people have already ripped your beliefs apart before
2) You're like a roundabout and the only exit is contradiction
3) If God is real then why hasn't she/he/it answered my prayers regarding Miss Lohan and my bed?
4) Haha
5) This thread will go on for years
6) If you're not FF then the above will apply to you shortly if it hasn't already.
That was just to kill the homos, duh
"And God said unto the world 'ahaha, now you've all got AIDS, and there's nothing you can do about it!'"
I thought the pope was God.
Why didn't he just heal himself?
Or is that Kings and stuff ...
Ah well, like it matters.
Why didn't he just heal himself?
Or is that Kings and stuff ...
Ah well, like it matters.
FFF - just make AIDS jokes like the rest of us.
Aha, I love it.
If something bad happens - it's your own fault, you stupid humans!
If something good happens - it was God, he loves us all!
Game wrote:
> God, while technically a spirit,
Technically? Technically?
When did 'technically' come into Christianity?
Technically, God was a basic way to understand thing beyond early man's interpretation in terms of scaling up the known into the unknown. Man builds a house, God builds a planet.
is a true gentleman in nature. If
> asked to come into a life he can give you peace, joy, mental strength
> and happiness, amongst other things. He'll interfere in the lives of
> those who honour and love him. God should be praised and thanked in
> our finest hour and during our biggest grievance.
So the people who don't believe in him are ... what?
Left to suffer as an innocent in a situation far beyond their own control?
> "All good things come from God", the Bible says - he
> doesn't interfere when they happen, he makes them happen in the first
> place. Now when I say mean 'good' I mean good in the eyes of God. So
> getting laid by some chick on your 16th birthday, while 'enjoyable'
> or 'fun' isn't necessarily a 'good' thing. it's classed as
> 'fornication' - a sin.
God's eyes are a bit outdated though, aren't they?
He needs to get with the times a bit.
If something bad happens - it's your own fault, you stupid humans!
If something good happens - it was God, he loves us all!
Game wrote:
> God, while technically a spirit,
Technically? Technically?
When did 'technically' come into Christianity?
Technically, God was a basic way to understand thing beyond early man's interpretation in terms of scaling up the known into the unknown. Man builds a house, God builds a planet.
is a true gentleman in nature. If
> asked to come into a life he can give you peace, joy, mental strength
> and happiness, amongst other things. He'll interfere in the lives of
> those who honour and love him. God should be praised and thanked in
> our finest hour and during our biggest grievance.
So the people who don't believe in him are ... what?
Left to suffer as an innocent in a situation far beyond their own control?
> "All good things come from God", the Bible says - he
> doesn't interfere when they happen, he makes them happen in the first
> place. Now when I say mean 'good' I mean good in the eyes of God. So
> getting laid by some chick on your 16th birthday, while 'enjoyable'
> or 'fun' isn't necessarily a 'good' thing. it's classed as
> 'fornication' - a sin.
God's eyes are a bit outdated though, aren't they?
He needs to get with the times a bit.
Aha, I love it.
If something bad happens - it's your own fault, you stupid humans!
If something good happens - it was God, he loves us all!
Game wrote:
> God, while technically a spirit,
Technically? Technically?
When did 'technically' come into Christianity?
Technically, God was a basic way to understand thing beyond early man's interpretation in terms of scaling up the known into the unknown. Man builds a house, God builds a planet.
is a true gentleman in nature. If
> asked to come into a life he can give you peace, joy, mental strength
> and happiness, amongst other things. He'll interfere in the lives of
> those who honour and love him. God should be praised and thanked in
> our finest hour and during our biggest grievance.
So the people who don't believe in him are ... what?
Left to suffer as an innocent in a situation far beyond their own control?
> "All good things come from God", the Bible says - he
> doesn't interfere when they happen, he makes them happen in the first
> place. Now when I say mean 'good' I mean good in the eyes of God. So
> getting laid by some chick on your 16th birthday, while 'enjoyable'
> or 'fun' isn't necessarily a 'good' thing. it's classed as
> 'fornication' - a sin.
God's eyes are a bit outdated though, aren't they?
He needs to get with the times a bit.
If something bad happens - it's your own fault, you stupid humans!
If something good happens - it was God, he loves us all!
Game wrote:
> God, while technically a spirit,
Technically? Technically?
When did 'technically' come into Christianity?
Technically, God was a basic way to understand thing beyond early man's interpretation in terms of scaling up the known into the unknown. Man builds a house, God builds a planet.
is a true gentleman in nature. If
> asked to come into a life he can give you peace, joy, mental strength
> and happiness, amongst other things. He'll interfere in the lives of
> those who honour and love him. God should be praised and thanked in
> our finest hour and during our biggest grievance.
So the people who don't believe in him are ... what?
Left to suffer as an innocent in a situation far beyond their own control?
> "All good things come from God", the Bible says - he
> doesn't interfere when they happen, he makes them happen in the first
> place. Now when I say mean 'good' I mean good in the eyes of God. So
> getting laid by some chick on your 16th birthday, while 'enjoyable'
> or 'fun' isn't necessarily a 'good' thing. it's classed as
> 'fornication' - a sin.
God's eyes are a bit outdated though, aren't they?
He needs to get with the times a bit.
everybody's got AIDS, AIDS, AIDS, AIDS AIDS, AIDS
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