common to almost all flavours of the christian faith is the teaching of the ransom.
that the sacrifice of jesus' perfect human life paid back the debt of the perfect human life which our forefather adam had forfeited.. but is it truly a 'corresponding sacrifice'?.
points to consider:.
Maybe there isn't a lot to puzzle?
It's just a process that kick started and played out as it had to?
A balancing of higher laws through a perfect sacrifice that defies our simple human logic?
A life for many lives - seems fair enough to me.
... there ya go, something to get you mad
there were a few interesting threads recently on evolution/creationism.
some posters seem to have argued it would be fair to have creationism taught at schools.
(see abadon's thread).
You could always take a listen to this guy:
http://www.drdino.com/downloads.php
I'm sure he would be willing to thrash this out with you.
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http://www.savethemales.ca/180902.html
quite taken by this guys writing and agree with pretty much he has to say.
No, I won't leave of course dear monkey friend - it's just that I hold views that I find difficult to share here and have been blasted in the past.
It just gets me down at times. I'll just sit and watch like I usually do.
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http://www.savethemales.ca/180902.html
quite taken by this guys writing and agree with pretty much he has to say.
I'M GLAD YOU AGREE WITH THIS GUY AND ARE "QUITE TAKEN WITH HIM" EL BLANKO. YOU HAVE SHOWN HOW ENLIGHTENED YOU REALLY ARE.
That's ok EF - I don't care if you insult me Mr Brain Expert, I know you have all the answers.
Edited to add: I am slowly starting a war of words... must stop now. Sorry for the spirit of the thread chaps. I think I'll take myself off to another forum for a while, I am moving away from this place slowly but surely and maybe that's a good thing. Time to move on, time to go, time to fly, time to grow.
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http://www.savethemales.ca/180902.html
quite taken by this guys writing and agree with pretty much he has to say.
well I am interested in that picture as well.... is it a Persian ?
Nope - she is a Burmese and is called Dizzy.
... to all, I like the guy, he challenges my thoughts and I also believe in the NWO stuff - I'm one of those conspiracy nut jobs
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http://www.savethemales.ca/180902.html
quite taken by this guys writing and agree with pretty much he has to say.
Well, at least we have some meat to get our teeth into - I was just going to post a picture of my cat
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http://www.savethemales.ca/180902.html
quite taken by this guys writing and agree with pretty much he has to say.
If you read the article my friend, you will see that the "middle ground" is the true option
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http://www.savethemales.ca/180902.html
quite taken by this guys writing and agree with pretty much he has to say.
http://www.savethemales.ca/180902.html
Quite taken by this guys writing and agree with pretty much he has to say.
What do you think?
even now, i still battle with a silly fear of if something might have demons or not...i know it is silly, really, i do, but i haven't been able to get over it completely yet.
does anyone have any suggetions for me?
thanks beth
Yep, I believe in malevolent entities as well and have listened to others experiences, had odd experiences myself, have read well documented cases by authors I respect.
The evidence is there for an intelligence running invisibly beyond our own full knowledge.
Define this as you will - demons or otherwise.
Mr Mad Hatter:
You are calling upon your own authority by saying "I am a brain scientist" or whatever... sorry, that doesn't wash with this beard. You cannot pin down and explain the conscious mind even - try if you dare Others are debating this at present on other forums and many of these appear to be learned men and wear their badges upon their sleeves.
We are not the sum total of grey matter within our skulls... period.
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i'm looking for trusted sources of info on the bible's origin using established scientific research.. .
hartstrings.
Trouble is, all the reading in the world may not necessarily prove or disprove anything to you.
A person without faith will never accept the central teachings of the Bible regardless of personal research into the historicity of the books.
Faith is necessary to take onboard the Christian message, not hard science, and sadly in my experience you may meander down a pathway to nowhere on your quest.
But, if you do find any decent books worth a look - let me know
I own "Who wrote the Bible" and that's a good place to start maybe.
