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Grix is getting married?
Grix is getting married?
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Paradox: wrote:
> Game wrote:
>
> The Pope is not God's messenger on Earth. The Holy Spirit is,
> really.
> The Pope is officially the 'Leader of the Catholic Church'. He's not
> divine in any way and, while he should be respected, he shouldn't be
> worshipped.
>
> Then how come he gets super powers?
*Sigh*
> Game wrote:
>
> The Pope is not God's messenger on Earth. The Holy Spirit is,
> really.
> The Pope is officially the 'Leader of the Catholic Church'. He's not
> divine in any way and, while he should be respected, he shouldn't be
> worshipped.
>
> Then how come he gets super powers?
*Sigh*
down wrote:
> Game wrote:
> >it's the case.
>
> How the hell do you know?
It's in the Bible........ somewhere.
> Game wrote:
> >it's the case.
>
> How the hell do you know?
It's in the Bible........ somewhere.
down wrote:
> Who's the Holy Spirit?
>
> FF?
The Holy Spirit is part of God. Left by Jesus before he ascended into Heaven, The Holy Spirit is God in us. He's our guide, our conviction, our instinct, our light.
> Who's the Holy Spirit?
>
> FF?
The Holy Spirit is part of God. Left by Jesus before he ascended into Heaven, The Holy Spirit is God in us. He's our guide, our conviction, our instinct, our light.
Game wrote:
>it's the case.
How the hell do you know?
>it's the case.
How the hell do you know?
Game wrote:
> The Pope is not God's messenger on Earth. The Holy Spirit is, really.
> The Pope is officially the 'Leader of the Catholic Church'. He's not
> divine in any way and, while he should be respected, he shouldn't be
> worshipped.
Then how come he gets super powers?
> The Pope is not God's messenger on Earth. The Holy Spirit is, really.
> The Pope is officially the 'Leader of the Catholic Church'. He's not
> divine in any way and, while he should be respected, he shouldn't be
> worshipped.
Then how come he gets super powers?
Dead Spiders wrote:
> Game wrote:
>
> God .... will be here after
> time has ceased.
>
> Nice one. *After* time has ceased. See the problem there?
The only problem here is your inability to comprehend what I said. God is beyond time. We can't fathom it, but it's the case. Either you're playing dumb, or you're just plain thick.
> Game wrote:
>
> God .... will be here after
> time has ceased.
>
> Nice one. *After* time has ceased. See the problem there?
The only problem here is your inability to comprehend what I said. God is beyond time. We can't fathom it, but it's the case. Either you're playing dumb, or you're just plain thick.
Who's the Holy Spirit?
FF?
FF?
Paradox: wrote:
> The Pope, being Gods messenger on Earth... not divine. Well thats
> your argument torn to shreds. Nice one.
The Pope is not God's messenger on Earth. The Holy Spirit is, really. The Pope is officially the 'Leader of the Catholic Church'. He's not divine in any way and, while he should be respected, he shouldn't be worshipped.
> The Pope, being Gods messenger on Earth... not divine. Well thats
> your argument torn to shreds. Nice one.
The Pope is not God's messenger on Earth. The Holy Spirit is, really. The Pope is officially the 'Leader of the Catholic Church'. He's not divine in any way and, while he should be respected, he shouldn't be worshipped.
je ne comprends pas, monsieur
Game wrote:
> God .... will be here after
> time has ceased.
Nice one. *After* time has ceased. See the problem there?
> God .... will be here after
> time has ceased.
Nice one. *After* time has ceased. See the problem there?
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