by Terry 464 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
You are saying 0 >>> 0 by your "there's much more reason"
It is indeed more likely that someone who definitely exists might be able to offer some kind of 'salvation' (an entirely ambiguous term still argued among 'believers') than could some primitive long-dead third party's anecdotes about a magical man in the sky whose existence is unestablished.
EntirelyPossible is calling me a fundie because I believe something he doesn't.
Is this what's called fundiephobia?
I'm assuming you and everyone else here does not believe the bible.
No more than you believe Hansel & Gretel were real kids who wandered off in a forest or that Cinderella got her prince because of help from a fairy godmother. But mention any of these references in our culture and everyone knows what you're referring to. Does that make it real?
I totally beleive in the Bible. I have personally seen and help many of them.
EntirelyPossible if you believe the Bible why do you waste your time with anti-christs?
fundiephobia? I am not afraid of you. Are you saying you are NOT a fundamentalist?
EntirelyPossible,
When you can build something bigger than a toy boat, let me know how your math works out.
Done. The math works out so that the ark would be totally destroyed in an open sea.
That was easy. Next.
The ark was a floatation device not a luxury ocean liner.It's sole purpose was to provide salvation from God's wrath. You act like it was supposed to cruise all over the world.
The ark of salvation carried Noah's family high above the deep waters of a drowning wicked and doomed world judged to annihilation, a way of salvaging those who were righteous in God's eyes.
If there are all the Christ deniers here, why do YOU waste your time, atrapado? I'll answer after you do.
Oh, and hey! what up poopsie!
EntirelyPossible fair question. I guess I have doubts but I would like to believe both on a God and the Bible.
