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"Gay marriage and parenthood (I don't think so)"

They all have to bombard us with their feelings of unfair treatment on this subject,but if we all approved then isn't it just like saying let there be no more genuine reproductions in the world?

Ashman wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> Then ask her, if she had any surgery done.
>
> She lies...what about then?

Double check with her, with a lie detector.

I've read it and to be honest it sounds a bit far-fetched to me to try and pinpoint that to 1948. For a start it refers to at least one of the yesr given as being "about" whatever BC, in others they're not sure. It doesn't sound to me at all like anyone was prophesising the independence of Israel. The way you were talking about it I was expecting something a little more concrete and reliable.

Forest Fan wrote:
> Then ask her, if she had any surgery done.

She lies...what about then?

Ashman wrote:
> Indeed

Have all the possibilities now been answered?

Ashman wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> And if there was no family? Not everyone has one y'know.
>
> Ask one of her's friends.
>
> What if none of her friends knew anything? Just like you...

Then ask her, if she had any surgery done.

Lindgren wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> Ashman wrote:
>
> But what if the Bible is a load of make believe!?
>
> I strongly believe it is.
>
> I know it isn't.
>
> You don't know, you assume.
>
>
> why would the Bible prophesise Israel's independence in 1948, to the
> very year
> and no-one has answered back. So what do you think about it
> Lindgren?
>
> I think like any other "prophecies" its just people's
> interpreatation of what was meant. I'm not familiar with the Bible
> saying this though, can you quote it for me? I'm sure its probably
> another case like Nostradamus though, people read into what they want
> to. But I can say more on it if I see the actual wording.

I've got the article now Lindgren, so would be interested to know what you make of it.

The Church I go to has a Pastor.

Ju§t Tinkª wrote:
> No, he sits on the altar.
>
> Repeating what the priest says.
>
> "And the father said..."
>
> "FATHER!"

Don't go to a church with a priest, by the way, that's Catholic.

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Of course.
> I pity the normal religious people who have to sit next to him.

What, my family?

Not trying to boast about how good he is, but he defeated David Attengbrough (on evolution) , so he has real quality when it comes to debating Creation vs. Evolution.