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What?
Grix is getting married?
Grix is getting married?
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and lifestyle intolerance.
answer the question
This thread is *dripping* in irony
Game wrote:
> I think the former Pope was happy to have lived to the age he was.
> It's not like he died young. Just of old age, really. I understand he
> had a few physical problems, but that happens.
He was the no: #1 cause of AIDS in Catholic boys under 10 in 2003
> I think the former Pope was happy to have lived to the age he was.
> It's not like he died young. Just of old age, really. I understand he
> had a few physical problems, but that happens.
He was the no: #1 cause of AIDS in Catholic boys under 10 in 2003
Damarus wrote:
> Am I missing something? Is Game, Forest Fan?
>
> Or at least his protégé?
Looking at his GAD wins I'd go with a yes.
> Am I missing something? Is Game, Forest Fan?
>
> Or at least his protégé?
Looking at his GAD wins I'd go with a yes.
Why didn't God want to heal him though?
too unsubtle?
(of Parkinson's I mean)
too unsubtle?
(of Parkinson's I mean)
down wrote:
> Game wrote:
> God wants to heal you, but why
> when you've shunned him your entire life, would he interfere in your
> life?
>
>
> Eh, what about the former pope?
I think the former Pope was happy to have lived to the age he was. It's not like he died young. Just of old age, really. I understand he had a few physical problems, but that happens.
> Game wrote:
> God wants to heal you, but why
> when you've shunned him your entire life, would he interfere in your
> life?
>
>
> Eh, what about the former pope?
I think the former Pope was happy to have lived to the age he was. It's not like he died young. Just of old age, really. I understand he had a few physical problems, but that happens.
Game wrote:
> No. If you actually read the whole post, it might help. What i'm
> essentially saying, Spiderman, is that God is both WILLING AND ABLE.
> Whether he does or doesn't interfere in your life is completely up to
> you.
is it like a checkbox scenario?
> No. If you actually read the whole post, it might help. What i'm
> essentially saying, Spiderman, is that God is both WILLING AND ABLE.
> Whether he does or doesn't interfere in your life is completely up to
> you.
is it like a checkbox scenario?
Game wrote:
> No. If you actually read the whole post, it might help. What i'm
> essentially saying, Spiderman, is that God is both WILLING AND ABLE.
> Whether he does or doesn't interfere in your life is completely up to
> you.
Yeah, he's willing. Sometimes. Otherwise he's not willing.
> No. If you actually read the whole post, it might help. What i'm
> essentially saying, Spiderman, is that God is both WILLING AND ABLE.
> Whether he does or doesn't interfere in your life is completely up to
> you.
Yeah, he's willing. Sometimes. Otherwise he's not willing.
Dead Spiders wrote:
> So what you're essentially saying is that he is able, but he's not
> willing.
>
> Nice one genius.
No. If you actually read the whole post, it might help. What i'm essentially saying, Spiderman, is that God is both WILLING AND ABLE. Whether he does or doesn't interfere in your life is completely up to you.
> So what you're essentially saying is that he is able, but he's not
> willing.
>
> Nice one genius.
No. If you actually read the whole post, it might help. What i'm essentially saying, Spiderman, is that God is both WILLING AND ABLE. Whether he does or doesn't interfere in your life is completely up to you.
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