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Do you question, even for a second, that God might not actually exist?
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.:CGJ:. wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> Why does God do nothing now? It is a mystery about the universe
> though. But there must some other explination.
>
> The ends of the ages are near at hand.
>
> ?
The earth is ending soon, Jesus is coming back soon, kick starting the Great Tribulation.
> Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> Why does God do nothing now? It is a mystery about the universe
> though. But there must some other explination.
>
> The ends of the ages are near at hand.
>
> ?
The earth is ending soon, Jesus is coming back soon, kick starting the Great Tribulation.
Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> Why does God do nothing now? It is a mystery about the universe
> though. But there must some other explination.
>
> The ends of the ages are near at hand.
?
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> Why does God do nothing now? It is a mystery about the universe
> though. But there must some other explination.
>
> The ends of the ages are near at hand.
?
.:CGJ:. wrote:
> Why does God do nothing now? It is a mystery about the universe
> though. But there must some other explination.
The ends of the ages are near at hand.
> Why does God do nothing now? It is a mystery about the universe
> though. But there must some other explination.
The ends of the ages are near at hand.
Why does God do nothing now? It is a mystery about the universe though. But there must some other explination.
.:CGJ:. wrote:
> I don't belive in any religion. I haven't found any proof about any
> god.
What about the beauty of the universe?
How could this beauty be of chance?
> I don't belive in any religion. I haven't found any proof about any
> god.
What about the beauty of the universe?
How could this beauty be of chance?
I don't belive in any religion. I haven't found any proof about any god.
Rickoss wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> But how will that help you when you meet before the LORD?
>
> I won't, because he doesn't exist.
>
> I have nothing against religion itself, it's the constant preaching,
> shoving beliefs down my throat and pig-ignorance that I'm against.
The only reason, believers have so much confidence, is they know the Way, the Truth and the Life.
> Forest Fan wrote:
> But how will that help you when you meet before the LORD?
>
> I won't, because he doesn't exist.
>
> I have nothing against religion itself, it's the constant preaching,
> shoving beliefs down my throat and pig-ignorance that I'm against.
The only reason, believers have so much confidence, is they know the Way, the Truth and the Life.
Forest Fan wrote:
> But how will that help you when you meet before the LORD?
I won't, because he doesn't exist.
I have nothing against religion itself, it's the constant preaching, shoving beliefs down my throat and pig-ignorance that I'm against.
> But how will that help you when you meet before the LORD?
I won't, because he doesn't exist.
I have nothing against religion itself, it's the constant preaching, shoving beliefs down my throat and pig-ignorance that I'm against.
Forest Fan wrote:
> Don't like it, no.
I meant get it as in knowing when someone is serious or being sarcastic!
> Don't like it, no.
I meant get it as in knowing when someone is serious or being sarcastic!
This recurring argument reflects the inevitable struggle between Science and Religion. Until that is resolved, I really don't think either Forest Fan or the rest of Special Reserve are going to admit defeat.
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